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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

level plat behind the house, 81 half
hundred feet square of shade and
green and refreshment. From that
pleasant bower climb the few rods,
three or four, that bring you to the
end OF his grounds. Ga that slope
you can pluck and eat apples, cher
ries, pears, peaches, bananas, figs,
grapes of many kinds, oranges,
lemons, ponnegranates, while the
japanese persimmon, the guava,
out OF which comes the best jelly,
and other fruits, are getting ready
for use. The cherries fail to flourish.
The Judge proposes to get the
mango planted in his garden, the
fruit OF which, the Oriental
says, was the apple that ruined
Eve and Adam. 1t was novel
sensation to sit under your own
flag, inside your own nation, anu
drink lemonade made from the
fruit grown on the place, eat ba.
nsnas and oranges and figs and
promegranates and potatoes all
from the same patch. The Judges
brother, the Doctor, has q banana
orchard on q twepty-foot square
adjoining, which gives them this
delectable fruit fresh all the year.
Where is Damascus by the side Of
these fruit and flower beds of Los
Angeles ? The view from that up
per ledge of the Judges terrace is
the most enchanting. For a score
of miles waves green sea of cease
less life. There is Pasadena, Al
hambra and San Gabriel and Flor
encc, and many other green spots
stretching down to Santa Monica
and the sea.
1t has long been known to Ange'
lef1os who have Travelled, or who
have profited by the travels Of
others, that the largest single or
ange orchards in the world, attend
ed by the most elaborate cultiva-
ton praetised on the footstool, are
In Los Angeles. Bishop Haven
bears testimony to this fact:
A short ride further takes you to
San Gabriel Mission, one of those
abandoned missions whereof many
exist in this land. 1t is de-
serted of all save its orange groves,
which are themselves going to de-
cay. If you wish to see them in
their glory ride few miles further
on, and you reach the Rose's
grounds, thirteen hundred acres de-
voted to the grape and the orange.
Here the combination of irrigation
and the orange is we'll displayed.
The wide rows, eight feet apart is
the law, the irrigating channel,
the thousands of trees in every
stage of growth and blossom and
bearing, give you q better idea than
Sicily or the Canaries can of the
possibilities of orange culture. But
we need not go live miles FROM
town to find rich specimens of oul
Damascus capacity. Right here
on one OF the main streets, horse
cars going near the door, the gar
dens of Mr.. Childs and Mr.. Long
street show the fuilness of Los
Angeles life. They are exquisite in
hedge, flower, grass, tree and grove.
Not under glass, not carefully
watched and tended, but without
any attention except to supply
them with water to repress their
fecundiiy, the handsome parks of
ten and twenty acres entrance the
eye.
We can afford to forget good
deal of Bishop Ravens "bloody
shirt" nonsense in view of such a
generous testimony to the attrac-
tions of our city and the surround
ing country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s
EVENING srREETs-4.OO p. M.

Union, SIS: N Bonanza. LIS S; Exehe-
quer, 81 n; Choilar, s ); b q b, 1915 b;
Mexican, 33% b, 1914 n; II & n, M a;
Utah, 1917 b, 20 "A: scorpion, "A b; Jacket,
b; Ophir, 3ll b; G & Q, 1917 b; S New. 5l14
s; Con Va. 81 S; N Belle, 5 b; Mackey,
% b, 9OA a Potosi, So "; California, "a b,
5% a; Challenge, b; Bullion, GA b, Ga Il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
FOR REIGN.


LONDON, Nov. Sd. 1t is showing
heavily in Aberdeenshire. The
harvest In many neighboring dis
tricts is not yet completed.
0rens Danags by Oates and Floods
Sixty Persoas Drowned.
MADRID, Nov. 3d.-Since last
Thursday the principal railroad
lines in Aragon, Catalonia and Ma
varre have been interrupted by
gales and floods, chiefly in the valley
of the Ebro, where water has risen
several metres above the ordinary
level and destroyed the line be-
tween Sarragosa and Catalonia for
| fifteen miles, flooded the valley of
Tartosia, carried away houses,
mills and bridges, and caused dam
age to the extent of several mil
lions of pesetas. In upper Ara
gon, near HueXa, the River Alcan-
DIRE Invaded several villages, cut
railway embellishments and carried
away the iron bridge at Sarcenna.
Telegraphic communication is very
irregular, but the Governors of
Malaga and Almera report that the
gale extended over the whole of
Andalusia and caused very disas-
trous floods in the rural districts
and in the town Of Malaga. The
River Almanzara flooded its valley
and destroyed forty houses. Sixty
persons were drowned.
Muraerers Coavic,td.
ROME, Nov. Sj.-After o long
trial, Cardinalli and his mistress,
Rafaelia Sarceni, widow of Captain
Fadda, have been found guilty.
Car6inalli was convicted of the
murder of Fadda and sentenced to
death. The woman was convicted
of completely before the fact, and
sentenced to hard labor for life.
Captain Giovanni Fadda, of the
Thirty-second Infantry, was MUIR
dered in Rome on the 9th of Octo-
Der, 1878. His wife, Rafaella Sar-
cent, "a circus rider named Pietro
Cardinalli, and the latter's mis-.
tress, named Antonietta Carozza,
were placed on trial for murder in
the latter part of Deem Der. Cap.
taiu FaddA and his wife had quar-
| lClCo ahu atCGs tDIO GU
guilty passion for the circus rider
and persuaded him to kill her hus-
band. Cardinalli attacked Captain
Fadda with dagger at his lodg-
ing, wounding him fatally; but the
victim followed the assassin into
the street and pointed him out to
passers.by, and he was arrested.
The jury acquitted Carozza on the
ground that she acted under fear of
Cardinalli, and was ignorant of the
obj ect of her errands between Car
dinalli and Captain Fadda's wife.
Syndicate of Bankers Ordered.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 3.-The
Porte has commissioned the Otto
man Bank to form syndicate of
bankers to receive all indirect
taxes, except customs, surplus rev.
enue of Cyprus and the Eastern
Roumelian tribute; half the syndi-
Gates receipts to be applied to the
payment of bondholders and the
remainder partly to the payment
OF local bankers who have made
advances to the Porte and partly to
guarantee the new loan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

IF YOUR THROAT FEELS SORE or I'M
comfortable, use promptly DR.. Jayne's
Expectorant. 1t Will relieve the air-pas-
sages of all phlegm and mucous, allay
and SO give the affected
can be had for all Coughs and Col is, or
any complaint of the Throat or Lungs,
and brief trial will prove its efficacy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are mol
surpassed in California outside OF san
Francisco and sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

BRIDGEPORT, Conn Nov. 3D.
The works of the Metropolitan
Button Company and the White
Manufacturing Company were
burned this evening. Loss of the
latter company, $50, 600; insurance,
$25, 600. The Button Company's
insurance is in excess of the loss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
muraerer nen,.ncen.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3i.-Thos.
Joseph, who murdered William
Callahan in Salem, has been sen.
fenced to the PenitentIary for life.
Troops are now taking him to the
Penitentiary to avoid lynching.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
a GA P,D

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions 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 II missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH II. IN
MAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
City dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
-s'I'GpGlk IEEEPOf<'s'.
MORNING SESSION.

BAN FRANCIsCo STOCK AND Ex-
GRANGE bOARn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3l.-Jamts
l.. Gillespie declines the Republic
can nomination for the Off 90 of
Lieutenant Governor, health and
business positively forHdding his
acceptance. Gillespie says: Given
free vote and count, the ticket
will win in December. Without
free vote and fair count the name
Of Gen. Washington himself would
avail nothing.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3d.-The
Pennsylvania Railway Company
announces semi annual dividend
of p per cent.
, 1879-01-21

BaAetal Ditpe1cA 10 7As TFfbaaA
Nkv YoRK, Jan. 20.-11Alx-Wheas s1tE
sa1o In nearly al instances and quoted goneEalf
caster IN prtca; sueluR wheat Saslsd lttlc, ho'd<a
showing no disposition 10 pt<ss supplies; eaa'
adyiccs Ut rs1hsr adverse TENOR; ~, Go0 ~
No. . Chicago spIiuy choice u Ole; Nv
bu No, 1 Milwaukee sprfng
stc. moderate mnvemenI in corn; pness >
tEtAs easier, saough without impostant chanst''
mixed Western uugtaded, A7Gsa7sic. KYe oattf'
With lesa usxsacy, aud quoted dsm. but In 's'
moderate demand At former psices. OatA In een'
pasat1vsly limited request and tIIHs enstss; ~
! chieayo adoat quoted II 3lAQt3l1ie, aua "
stors 20*c bid.
Pnevtssoxs-A further sharp advance ID TsIate
Of hog products, Western meas advancing sbaas
..5c; January options. %. 100 IN. 90. Tut ms'u
uaudsrstcly active At afm ratca. bacon @ae"
dcafsr bu inactive. With clear quoted u 4as;
Western steam, lard acsIss, excited. and quptfs
up fully l2sSs throughout on bfisk trading Oh sp<e
ulatiss account Il tbs West.
TALLow-Aodesatsly active; prlrus, 8he.
suuAns-Naw In moderate demand u ohsloes
for fals to good refining Cuba; refined - !s''
quoted.
light offerings. =
FnkleArs--A somewhat l!vslief movement ~
ehartcE1ax llBs II rather easier tguIea; main ~ u
auify from gra!n aud pstroleum interests; IN eefa
fsstshts fair bustass. u slightly adsAt4sa eG4te''
, 1879-01-21
SAN FRANCISCO, jan. a0.-Following weEe the
closing Quutstipus at the Stock Board;
Thc following instrunsats were died for
record Mouday, Jan. 70:

The following Instruments were died ,fol
record Monday, Jan. :.0:
crrt rnoPHRrE,
Adams It, 1S0 II . Of W&lauh ~. n.f,
~ .1u1S0 II, dated jan. u flames l..
Atken tt al. to Uscaf Flr!li. ...... ....$ 4,o0{
West aaadolnh 4. .i3 II " ot Wager 81,
t. ;W31:a d timrroscll, dated Dec.
Gu TT yteti, IL; e. 'na u. 'slshnaa TO asa
6tats 1t, ~ ii Vi Couch p!aea, . I, 4g1so
II. dated Jaa. IL ttleof:p bMlt4 10
1aulaa L. Sin!nll .........,,..,,,,..,,, 1851
A,s1isss n In! +; e ~ 1T,
ii. Parsos.. to Henry Cosxisns.. ns...','.. a a.7u
Lrayltt u. butwcrm Polk and Taylor III.
IL {1ohn W. Marsh to itauoIsh I'd.
~, 3.bo1
s,l.ia 1.0: It; a'sa Tn,fty. int Il. .7st
euf Fgairla Nv. ut, 10bxluu ii, Aatsd
Oct. Il, lB7b lA4ry K. and Iluracs Mar
rcu to Frederick +. Eh!sl .............. 70. 0O(
0xdrn ~, aw cor of llaayla& Hsrk ~,
aas!aed tjs.na ), = os noes U. "a astsa No!s ssa Il
:, Motshen) :........;,. ..."...:.. 17.0o<
1lock y, da'ed Ian. II tJoslah L. Lou
bard to Ao4cs =. WoEthen}. -. .,...... 70, 0o1
warren =. ia1 10 wof stsuntonst
artanacls =; T.. duunsll 10 Cnicago
Thenlu2lcs1 Sxminaryl.. 1.2H
Wepl TwenllstA H. .h0 Il " of Wood ii.
~. ~lxl:5 II, dated Isn. 1b III. Kut-
t'axef 10 John uFinket}... .........,. ~
eotFA w CITY lix!7s, WITHIN uAnIvs o. tEyE
HiLks Or THk CoEnt-nur4K,
Dutscsacd It. . cor OF Fifty. second It.
VI; W lvS LOO II. dated Oct IL, 1878
t5ohn D. zsrnity to setastl4n U,t&er-
ros'a-ftst,, Il, lsu u caaIpiaia i:.s ". VI
, 1879-01-21
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

cATTLE-Reeeised durtug SUNDAY and Monday,
Q, OUO; same time last week. =, :IA. There was
VERY good demand on Eastern account, bat news
truua that quarter was dlscuusa3lug, and acllers
weEa Obliged 10 accept to~rr priess. sales sluNlnx
\ taant1soa from last work Vi l04bite. In butch.
sss' and caul,ers stun aud stock cattle there Waa
no pcrccptthle change III values, though tho nas.
kat was weak In sympathy with Tho uppos gsaoas.
Sales ran2ud fko 81 754E2 W for iuc1ior 10 10
9sb 9a fur extra, With uost Ut the trailing u w. Is
EG:!. IL fuE !IuieheF. atI runncrs' At,cs. AuA At
, 1879-01-21

The earnings Of the Chicago 4 Northwestern
Railway during tho second week In January
show an incrcaae Of sao. .ooo over tho correspond
ing week OF last year.
The earnings Of the Chicago It Rock Island
Railroal Company Increased 81, 000 during the
frat week In January.
The following shows the fluctuations Of the
, 1879-01-21

H0HTH HlAFB& u. QUib3. UtI 3H4E. - = =
DRESSED IltjGA-Wcrp In active demand and
hriu, sdrAnclnu 6G6l1c. Packers aud ahIppcrs
were busn., anl live hoy4 were uuote.l hiylier.
falra weso fuposted OF IL cara and 100 head ut
81. I04 =. 81, cIUsng II 81. 30.
Eutlb-Nesu steady at 1R1.9.c. Fresh eQgs
afe scascs, but tbs supply Ut ffait-house stock IL
ample. -.....-.-' o....
FKt'ITs AND SCTS-Psiees eontin,,o to show
Eoud doai OF nsnneta moi only tor tou,esles, TOT
which there Ia . speculative demand, but for I'm.
ported fEntts ~ we'll. JobbsrA report continued
IhaeAl NH nd
, 1879-01-21

phAA-Was moderately active aud irregular,
ss'os wsts 40 tons It 81. h0u7.76 pel tou on
track Aad u. 50 free on board car.
CoES. AxAL-Ssls was reported OF 10 tons coAEaa
ut $40. 90 prr ton on track.
OTitKM AJLtsTuFTs--Salss were 20 tons MID
d1fnga a. s7.75; 20 tons screenings 1t 81. $50
1890.
SPEIS1 WtIEAT-Was fairly active early, un-
der rather btIsk dsmaad. aud advanced tic. but
fell hack Il Tho closa 10 shads sbuve tbs latest
pEiees Of Saturday. with less doia9 in tho latles
part Of the se4s,n. Liverpool wss reported aaIet
ana eteaay. with IN irregular feeling in eaFguvA.
snd tba later Stw Yutx vas dull while our TO-
ce,pes "ets !00 carloads in exccs* of thtsc OF
Saturday. Toe carly atrtu2th seemed to be laf2c-
" due to sYmpashy with pork. thu sFAltnJ In fu-
lures Ing chiefly locA,. and tns excitement IN
pork subsequently, drew ~ Il uaaiheF who aAua1ly
atlsnl clusc!y to wheat, leaving the market tatus
aftes !? O'Clock. There WAS nn.r q molrtats de-
rand foE 4a'pi,eut.. apl tie lowcs gtais. ruled
shale easlcr. "lila NJ. taken cAltlr IL eafFr
asAanss contracts. Seller Fcbtaary ooened ut vi 20
aj4c ad'Iucst to - :. ALL sst: IL IL sJ.c at tLs
, 1879-01-21

Tho following grain was inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning: car No. red
winter wheat, II cara No. DO, car No. 8 do,
l car mixed, ~ cars No. Q hard, 121 ears No.
3 spring, 1871 cars No. Q do, Al cars rejected,
cnss no grade (3C0 wheat); 0 cars No. corn, Of
cars high mixed. 20 ears ncw do, 10 cars now
mixed, los cars No. 2 corn, l9 cars rejected u01
coru); 2 cara No. oats, to cars No. . white, 0
cars No. . mixe1, Q cars rejected 80 oats); Is
cars No. rye, car rejected; Q cara No. bar.
Icy, ears extra, cars feed 10 barIcy). Total,
GU cars, OF 1000 bu. Inspected out: 11,al2
hu wheat, 40 bu corn, 4,S78 hu barley.
"Gtvc me puff In the paper, for It will be
the only thing make today" satl one Of the
oldcst members Of tho Board Of Trade yester-
day to Representative Of The TMrnuxH. flo
undoubtedly spoke the truth, though speaking
in jest. The good things Of this lie are not ai-
ways equally distributed.
Corn and provisions hare changed places on
tho Doard Of Trade In Difference to tremendous
growth OF tho latter with little doing In tho
former. 1stt possible they have taken pork out
Of thu corner TO prevent cornor on porkl
Tho number Of appeals from grain inspection
in this city Inst year WINS as follows: January,
u; February, 81; March, II; April, 23; A[aY,
81; juno, 70; July, 81; August, 1G1; September,
1Gl; October, 10l; November, 1a4; December,
121. Total ot year, 1,010 appeals, giving $3,2l0
10 each member Of tho Committee. About
two-shirda Of this MAS douo during the last flvo
months of the year. so,no people think that
the regulation which ant1.lfcs 500 Of tho cost
upon the 6tato anyhow, tends to encourage up
pcals 10 IN undnc extent. and that that tends
10 iower the grades by dlscouragiug tho In
spectors from inslsttng on their views where
prntn 10 "ncnr tho tinc,,,
, 1879-01-21

11DES-Hecolytd during Sunday and No,d,.
81, 900; fame time last week, ", SUI, Ths,.
: brisk demand and very strong market orsn. w.
and the Improvement was maintained to IN s,a's M
ny tho middIs Of tho afternoon everything g.si M
chsnged owners. and Tho market c3oged i'm ~ :,
at % 5 5ot e, ee1'non to sst bacon gsads -:
fancy fetched -. TO- All Tho salrs of boe. ~ s.,
made subject 10 shrinkage Of 40 lbs for nIst,
aows, and 10 fbs for Stays. s''
, 1879-01-21

Tho following were tho receipts and ship
ncnts Of the leading articles Of produce In this
c!tY during tic forty.e[ght hours ending At
o'clock On Monday morning and correspond
lug date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-01-21
Total exports to III countries, wheat



p.,,,,.r r1!A "s ossa~" ',..n NJ vs",. p,,,,u
,saaa ..s ..a sa", 'v ,s,..s aa.aS 80 49,
.,sI ,..,, "as .|''s's'1s.. ~ 49, r",i,s,. T.,
:. ,.''- s"o
e' .~.,.. Wv 'noe ~" os.s ..".'.. 49,.
11sna>, ~. eeuta. w'vn .s', ~. ,,.,.. 80
v"t,u otH,es' ~ 0Ae'' ~ .n'1 ta' ,..
.,,,,,.'.., S'sk ~ o' ". t "" ,ae.,s.
."o WY w.. -. ~ sI ~. ~
wv VIM w. NOV .os ~. ."e
.".,...,t :. =, '"es' 49, t1. oo
49,, ~. vu' ~. "1,t ~, w. pJps 49,, .j.,'
., +" us .'.4 '"s.,' t"o "s
~ s",. 81. sao@I~'us -, 49,
49, saae opeA 4" 49, ,on ~.
az, 70 s4ata's". sa..".,s ~ j.. ps ~. ~, 4oo
luz; Is wa per ec'sa' Is equisalent TO .as per
ieo IDS; - lus1u PCT ccnsa1 u equ1Fa'chs ~
2is Gtl per 4B0 lhsi 6s per Genital IL cquly-
alcnt to 2is per 4s0 lbs. This brings us to what
ts, however, Of much mora importance, namely,
The nil vo,,r Exchange cnn give in Inducing yo1r
rnft,ers to nact dn,r 20l IN, ,nto each bnrrcl.
Wa 49,. .xa.. ..,,. t.r,ouo,,,c l.. fa,t n, r,r-
~. =. s.".a- a ss' ..",,,,.haa 49, ~ "a H..
49,, 'S.s -. s...as.'..,, .S..e ~
~ wy 'a''s 10 euo.'Hs 80 I,e ~ .. s's'o
~ oaF o"o p'isa!o op'l.o'' ~ ttlat' wv VAR
fel OF 1our WA heIa to 90 1io ios gross ana
4uoteu aud SOLD per lVu lb9, OF ecntai6, less
IL lbs tnfe, substantial justice would be lonG,
atil the more ns sack flour Is now all weighed
gross, the lib, Bib, or Alb sack going at the
saun urce IA tto,tr. whlie uothiup Ia allowed for
emntv borre1. 1va a,nu,l t,xc mr. hcat c1cr.
tfnn. -, mi ~ .st,,. m th,. ho II, n ,n,,r ,Ilt
o.,, w. a,.s.e =. s.,. o,a ~, rr,.. y. ON, ~,
go "vu'u as'se W VAN 30 10 H.oss, W ~" .o7
doubtcdly should accomplish this great reform.
and unlycfsal!zc tho central hetore January,
1s7o. r,,ns QUIT
, 1879-01-21

I0nY CLEARS NVottd q Vt. Us Io0to AMI ST, 20
boxed; CuIn!efands. 44.Mhfo4. II loxed; fonz. cut
haris, u.sae7c; awset' 'pickicd hau,.. HHat7c for
~ ~ l" AstIa2e HfeeM hams, Old 10 for sRm&
nsess4ss: afevn .hontaes1, sc.
bacon qaute4 At Il. t.4ta!to for Shoulders, 4atR5c
for shuEt ribs. h2e5Ac for short cls2rs, 7467Ac
for t4nls. al canyase1 and packed.
uHEAsg-Mas quoted Ut ldi51;c for whits, AZ
l4Hc fot Yellow, md !eli'4c tot brown.
nEEf r!tnhtCrS-N crs stcaly xnd quiet at
&7.7.th. no for mess 9N.kOGtH 1t for extTa meas
ann &lI. tUf! |. 90 for hsns.
q DC fot cpuufsy,
, 1879-01-21
lIIlEA1lS'rjjFFH.

rLoUh-Tas almost litelcss, tho day being one
Of the most quiet ever known In this 1paEkat fur
several Year, past. PRICES were firm. however, lu
sympathy with wheat. winters especially beIne
strongly held. Sales were reported of 400 brla
wtnssEs II g. +t+ 75; AMI It's bEs springs, partly
slel.to. T4u following was tho nominal range
, 1879-01-21

I, o5x1e0 It, Improved. dated Ian: 20
fer).."... -. -. -. ........ ........ 3,10o
, 1879-01-21

tShoHt. Short IL. j. - Short
atf.. rIas. e:<ars. et*ars,
Looss. part cured. 81. 60 .aa1!s .!1ss $3.50
Huxed. ,,........ T. :a!tl l.a7tH f.J7,,l 4,d7H
January, boxed. :. .. :g.if A.a7,t1 4.:HHl 4,47H
February, boxed. $40 4.4h 4.I5 4,h5
March. boxrd ,.,, H. 80 4,A5 4b5 Luz
, 1879-01-21

rUTATOt:S-Mcro slow anu rasy, owing to
larurr receipts. NnYers wers holllut ufr, and the
retail sales were ivht Early t0so wtfu quoted at
1Uat7 Toe ana peachbloWs at B0fnaic fro.n store.
cas nsslMase ~ l quoted 1Qc baaw s!.s above ngases.
p0uitry weFc beinw tho daily uyuTaye, aud tho d.
n,aul l:b!: Ganle was dull and lowcr, gzousu dc.
, 1879-01-21

sHsln* akafces
l. IAFkHEAL-
Common to falr. 9f0N
! Superior tu hlo ..4U2tsM
J E&tra hnc to tlntst uOlkU5
j JAFAN ESGttt.pttkJ.
[t'on.ln0n to taIe- . O.. lHde ~
J Superior Ia f1ns -. 4USGiA1
} Extra duo tu Hnest hNkt;0
} i0It'NJ.
Com mon t0 fait.,, 18&a3H
Suuurior ~ Ills .::AAjxi0
J ExtFA tllls " ineslI.iGt:l5
], ,chotrt ut, .Ml7Q
}; htIICisuAu AMI lukGu,
J .5Eperiut 10 Inns. . .:t,lls 10
'a.el{ acfiyo ut the rcerpk
otfcal ol 31u bfls 4iati'lcsa'
SILT pef gal!on lus blxa.
,uEt WA uausst u 3tc pes
York.
'lsa Western manufacturers
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-20
OLD KENTUCKY.
Points Picked From All Parts of the
Commonwealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
PADuCAH, March 20.-Jerry Ward, who
was accidentally shot at Cairo about a
month ago in negro row, died here and
was buried yesterday by the colored Ma
sons.
Ira Cooper, alias Singleton, who robbed
the house of Mr.. Shelton at Nortonville
recently and then set fire to it, was cap.
tured at Mayfeld to-day by Officer Geary.
He is a bad man, and is wanted at several
places in this State.
The sensation here is the coming mar
riage of Californian of princely wealth to
u young lady of this city
RICHMOND, March 2O-The celebrated
horse-thef Charles l.. Ease vino broke iail
some months since, and was rccaptured, was
brought into court yesterday, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to eight years in
the penitentiary.
Rev. Jack Bronston, the loudest praying
negro preacher in Madison county, was
jailed Saturday for stealing a suit of clott es.
The Jailer of this county has twice had
his meat-house robbed recently, and over
two hundred pounds of bacon taken.
DANvILLE, March 20.-The trial of John
Taylor, charged with killing Mrs. Polly Bot
tom, in 1>66, has been continued until the
next term of the Boyle Circuit Court, on
motion of the defendant. The principal
witness is young woman, at the time of
the murder but six years of age, and sleep
ing with the murdered woman.
ELzABErHTowN, March 20.-Mr William
Fl. McCarty, Of the Elizabetltown News,
son of Col. H. NJ. McCarty, the proprietor
of that paper, was married last night to
Miss Mamie Quigley, at the residence of
Mr.. d. G. Miller, in this city.
LANCASTER, March 20-Mrs. General Cor
don Granger, whose name has been her.
aided from shore to shore by the newspaper
world on account of her unfortunate con-
nection with Captain Blair, has returned
to Lancaster, where her numerous relatives
and many warm friends welcome her to
the home of her younger if not happier
days.