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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

THAT was fine device of the
supporters of the new Constitution
to call their meetings on the same
nights that had previously been Sc
lected by the anti-Constitutional-
lists. They are now sorry they did
1t. Last night, notwithsta landing
all the parade for weeks past in the
Express about the ovation that
was to be rendered to Gen. Howard
on his return, the meeting which
was addressed by Hon. E. G. Mar
shall and Major Frank Ganahl in
favor of the old Constitution was at
least twice as large as that ad.
dressed by Gen. Howard. "They
laugh best who laugh last" and the
tables have been turned on those
who thought they were getting off
= fine joke. The opponents of the
new Constitution are evidently In
an i'm mense majority in the city of
Los Angeles. judging by the two
ga herings last night. Certain peo.
people have been treating them
selves to the cheap luxury of living
In . "Fool's Paradise.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
TME5DAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
MAY, A, D. 1870.

proceed to sell at the Court
House door. In The city and count.
of Los Angeles, State of Cali
fornia, at public auction. to the high
est and best bidder, Tor cash III
United states gold coin, to satisfy said
Judgment and costs and accruing costs,
all the right. title and interest OF saiu
Isaac Norton and Adolf Cohn, part
pers under the f1rm name Of I>aac Nor.
ton q Co., defendants In and to the fol.
lowing described real estate. to wit:
First ALI those ceI tai n lots, pieces or
parcels of land siIuaio. lying and being
In SAID city, county aud state, and par
ticularly described as follows:
Being lots number one III. three ISL
and five l5l, in block II. of tue subdiv.s-
ION OF lot number two III, block o.. Han
cocks survey ci,y lots, said lots being In
Mount Pleasant tract, q map of which
Irartis duly record ed IL the Miscellane
Gus records OF Los Angeles county, T.,
which said map reference 10 hereby
made for more particular description.
second-All that certain piece, parcel
or lot OF land, situate in the city o. Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles. state Of
nve Isl and six t8l, Bruning tract. said
twu lots being one hundred and fifLy, i've
1851 f-et front ON Main street, and one
hundred and nfty-ive [ 1851 feet deep IN
Pfco street. FOR further description, ref
tract, recorded in cffico Of county Re-
corder, In book 3, Miscellaneous Records,
May rs. 1875. hecords Of Los Angeles
county.
Given under my hand. at the city nd
county OF Los Angeles, State OF sjaIifor-
MA TINS inc 'A 'AY IL oi n. sfl SiToHEsg q Il IT,
Sheriff.
By @ KAYs, Deputy. my6td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
KYENING sTRErTs-6.s0 P. NJ.
Outbreak Ia rRantns Thirty five
L.vea Lust.

Outbreak D., raonin s-Thtrty five
Live. Lust.
PANAMA, April oath The Star
and Herald says of the attempted
revolutions: The plot to overthrow
the government was concocted by
dIsaffected politicians who sought
to purchase the officers of the Co.
lo,nbia Guards, and secured some
The commander of the regiment
discovered the plot and so rebuked
the officers that Captain Obadiah
assaulted the Colonel with his
sabre and was shot down by the
Colonel's son, aged eighteen, a
Lieutenant in the battalion. The
row then became general and con-
tinued until Col. Carvajal and his
son, four other officers aud several
men were killed and from eight to
ten wounded. The news of the
tragedy aroused the town, and the
adherents of the government at
once decided to check an attempt
at revolution and to punish the
crimes committed. They kept up
the fire on the national barracks
from half-past six until nine O'Clock
the following morning, when the
troops unconditlenally surrendered.
Thirty were killed aud as many
wounded in the record Of losses.
The city is quiet and martial law is
proclaimed.
New YORK, May 5th.-Addi-
tional details of the Panama out
break give the number Of killed In
the streets at thirty-five. The
State and national troops fought all
day and night, neither side gaining
much advantage. The State troop.
hastily organized, armed with
Remington rifles, and having pos
session of two pieces of cannon,
took possession of the city as far as
Cafion de Marin, on the Eastern
side of Cathedral Plaza, and stead
lily opposed any possible advance
Of the Nationals Hostillties
ceased on the morning of the 18th,
through the Intervention of Bishop
Paul aud others of the clergy, the
Nationals surrendering uncondi-
tionally to the State forces, and
being held as prisoners of war.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable tor Dairylng.

Good water is abundant at an
average depth of six feet nom the
surface. On almost every acre o.
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be lrri-
gated by tho water of the santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat
urally moist. requiring only good
cultivation TO produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourt Cash; bal
ance In one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. interest.
I Will take pleasure in showing
these lands 20 parties seeking land
who are Invited to come and SET
this exhaustive tract before purchas-
ing els
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

The Express of yesterday eve.
ming said that the German vote in
Los Angeles is eight to one in favor
Of the new Constitution. The fact
IL that the German vote in Ana
helm, Los Angeles, and oil other
points where there is a heavy Ger
man element, is about eighteen to
one in favor of the old Constitution
practically solid. The EIpress
will find itself reckoning just as
much without its host as in other
calculations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

PROMINENT supporters of the
new Constitution are dealing out
"taffy" to their followers in Los
Angeles In the shape of c6nfident
declarations that the new Coustitu-
tion will be adopted by twenty,
twenty-five, thirty and thirty.five
thousand majority. Bathershim!
These worthless know, all the while,
that 1t will be beaten by from ten
to forty thousand majority. Our
figure is ten thousand because we
desire to have it exactly correspond
to the result that will be officially
announced In due time after the
0lectiOD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

THE horses of the Messrs. Dow
ney and Ayers gave out at Las
Flores yesterday, preventing them
from reaching the city In time to
participate in the Howard demon
stration. The plight of those horses
will be nothing to what will sad
den the supporters of the "new
noveln tomorrow. Lamentable
indeed will be that "g'ving out"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
EAST Err n.
Washington Nssos.

WASHINGTON, May 5th.-The ef.
feet of the provision adopted by
the Democratic caucus to-day, for
the enactment in lieu of the sixth
section of the vetoed Army Appro-
priation bill, is to make each State
the judge, whether or not Federal
military Intervention Is needed in
any particular instance ito pre-
serve peace at the polls" 1t does
not Interfere with the existing
right of United States civil officers
to employ an adequate civil force
to execute their functions, and 1t,
there fore, apparently obviates the
objection to the sixth section as
originally passed, upon which the
President based his veto of the
Army Appropriation bill. In view,
however, of the fact that he EN- :
phatically condemned the practice
OF putting "riders" upon general
appropriation bills, the caucus to
day decided that it would be wise
to send this measure to him sepa-
rately, in order to leave him no
possible means of evading the po-
litical issue, should he be so dis
posed. The general belief is that
the President will sign this bill,
and that the approval will be
promptly followed by grant Ofthe
necessary appropriations for the
army's support.
Senator Jones and family left
WASHINGTON to day for brief visit
to New York city, after which Mrs
Jones will proceed to Omaha, there
to await the adjournment OF Con
gress, when the Senator will ac-
company her to Nevada.
Arrest of Bounty Brokers.
NEW YORK, May 5th.-James A. i.
Hsrriott, John q. Maxwell, alias
William Maxw we'll, and john M
Daily have been arrested on a
charge Of forging applications of
discharged soldiers for additional
bounty and collecting the amounts.
1t is said that the ring OF which
the men arrested are reputed to be
members has defrauded the Gov.
ernment of over 100000
we,is's Opinsom or shs New Con.
stisOsssn for California.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The Tribune
says, editorially: California tax
payers who are dissatisfied with the
revenue sections Of tho new Consti.
tuition recently built 10 tn 1t state,
have submitted sections Of the doc
ument relating to taxation to Da-
vid A. Wells's crucible, and as a
result have quantity and quality
of dross which would disgust even
the rndimentary student Of polltI.
cal science. Wells condemns Id
toto the grasping theory adopted
by these California Solons, that
property, like the milk Of the'dis-
honest vender. may be skim med on
all sides and In every form 10 which
Il may present Itself without re
gard to Its taBRt5ility or the fact
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

The oratorical efforts of both
Hon. K. c. Marshall and Major
Frank Ganahl last night were pro-
nounced by the discerning gems Of
argument and eloquence. There
was nothing in common In the
style Of either, but each was perfect
of Its kind.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

'rd, instead of allowing them
late towards the setting
rs they belong-creating,
artificial "divlde f" far
he Rockies to the ire
injury of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

THE California Pioneers will
rally without an exception to the
Pioneers Constitution. No State
in the Union has . better Constitu-
tlon than that under which we now
live.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
FOR sALE.

Blythe Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land]ln the Sta.H. Water
rikil4soes With neHand Apftiy to the
once of 7. BeaudIy 40. 81 Nssy i5tgh st.
apNt r. W,3W0of- ssecres~yy. I.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
w. III. .TUTHILL, AGENT.
The Stearns Ranches,
FRED ROBINSON, Trustee 120 Sutter St. San Francisco CAL

$4,000 ACES SSR sSL4, aE 1SfD ID
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
OF Oranges. Lemons, lines, Figs,
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, APP
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar.
lev, FLAX, Ramie, Cotton. etc., and
also many thousand acres OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
FOR ElCN.
Buysng Bonds.

1uythk nOhoN.
LONDON, May 5th.-The London
and Westminster Bank yesterday
took SIS 100000 of United States
four per cent bonds al Al, making
in ali $35 100000 of United STATES
securities winch this bank has re-
Gently purchased.
Tine Coai Mi.ess' ssrike.
LONDON, May 5th. In conse-
quence of the coal miners strike,
upwards of sixty vessels have left
Sunderland to load elsewhere, and
l44 large vessels await cargoer. The
Northumberland miners are seek
ing an advance Of wages, in conse-
quence of the overflow of trade to
their collieries.
In q Gale.
LONDON. May 5th.-The steamer
GallIa, at Liverpool from New
York, encountered gale on April
oath, and was hove-to fifteen hours.
She lost two boats and seaman.
H.nxed rar Ninsiism.
ST. PETERSBURG, May s -Lieu-
tenant Dubroviua, arrested near
Novgorod on suspicion of being
u chief member of the Revolution
airy Committee was hanged Friday
on the glacis Of Fort Petropaul-
ovski.
The Eyyptian Probies.a.
CAIRO, May 5th,-The Ulemas
having protested against European
prepOnderance ip the mixed Coun-
Gil OF State projected by the Khe.
dive, the scheme has been aUan-
doned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
NEW TO-DAY.
Sherif's Sale.
No 5Os2.

E. Greenbaum, Plaintiff, against Isaac
Norton and Adolf Cohn, partners do
ing business under the firm name OF
Isaac Norlon g. Co., Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an execution is.
sued out OF the District Court of the
Seventeenth Judicial District OF the State
of California, In and for tho county OF Los
Angeles. and to me directed an d deliver.
ed on the I'd day OF May, A. ID. 1879, for
q Judgment rendered in said Court on
the x9lh day of April. A. d. 1870. in iavol
tsaac Norton aud Adolf Cohn, partners
unuer the hrm name Of isaac Norton q
Co., defendants. have levied upon and
shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

SiskSssa.$ e slla.ss ss'i $.,s: ssSs s.,';.|s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
-rt,CIx REPORT.
MORNING. SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EN-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
-wsrsbis objections.

not the time for long
articles on the Constitution,
con. We find the following
,terly summary of objections to
,nsw novel In d late number OF
40 A,ta California:
The Roman numerai indicates
10 article; the Arabic, the section:
Persons may be tried for felony
wlthocs .udict nent-I. Z.
A coanty 81 all not be able to
open q public road till after the end
It litigation for condemnation
{ IA.
Aii provisIons OF the Constitution
are mandatory or prohibitory-
All statutes are void except as to
owe subject mentioned In title
nv "a
~ .aie of stock on credit is
u, v, 26.
took to be delivered
Is voidable-IV, 26.
7ourt shall divide
leuts, aud u case
from a deoart.
80 whr's hnri
Ne sal school,
ing from the
o1d-IX, 16.
II adopt it's own
7.
IL most of the
nniuR teachers
yadopt q town
with many inde
tx, 4.
her county Of
Xxi, 81.
spendent Of the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
TO the Voters Of Los
Angeles.

The undersigned, voters and business
men Of Los Angeies, be ieving that the
adoption of the proposed new Copstitu
ton of California would be ,raught will
great perils To our fu ure, with the par
aysls of industry, the depreciation Of
real estate and grave disasters ge' e,ally,
respectfully ask their fellow citizens to
vote against IL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
ably ex plain
us towards our

aud cheek
iness that is
Abat Is cOlos-
Chronicle
FL, from the
to the devil
,ough all the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

Many OF the manufacturers OF
other machines refuse to state their
sales. Why?
Sales Of 1878 over any previous
year, "a, 3,620; average sales for every
working day of the year, 1,138.
chine sold by US. Machines sol d
featuring Company,
PRING STREET, Los Angeles, Cal.
3" MIN al5-l m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

SAN FRANCISCO. May 8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

BY J. G KAYs, Deputy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18
CONNOTTON VALLEY RAILWAY.

We met couple Of Leesburg gentlemen on
Saturday, They represented that the people OF
their town are feeling good over the prospects OF
the early building Of the two roads through or
near that town-the CoDuotton Valley and
Wheeling & Lake Erie. They say, however, that
their main interest Is in the former road because
1t gives them an outlet through the county
opening up to them a section Of country very de-
sirable to MEANWHILE the Pan Handle route, q
mile from their town. gives them all the facilities
proposed by the W. & L. E. Road. This being the
case, the Leesburg people should assist in getting
a freerIght of.wsy from Dell Roy to Bowerstown
The subject cannot be agitated too early, for the
ConnOtton Valley Road authorities have said
they would not turn a spadeful of soil between
said points until the right of way was guaranteed
Leesburg should move In the matter Immediately
and endesvor to secure an early completion OF
the line from BoWerstown TO Canton Carroll
Chronicle
Let our Carroll friends keep on agitating this
subject and they will soon have grand outlet
both to the river aud the lakes and principal
cities Of the country Canton included.
On Tuesday, Dr. Smith, the energetic amp affa-
BILE Superintendent, accompanied by Mr.. Gallo.
way, the enterprising and eagle-eyed road mas.
ter, walked over the road and in this city made
arrangements for the laying of the track
from the P, Ft. W, & c. Ry. depot east. Mr., ]. W,
Mckinney has doubled his force at this end OF
the road and we learn from those In authority
that as railroad contractor he is decided sue
cess, even II he ia Cantonian, The.Robardsville
tunnel is within 100 feet Of completion and in. a
few weeks the whistle Of the baby locomotive"
will be heard in our city, The officers and work.
men on the narrow guage deserve royal well
come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18
Our BIG line Holiday Goods must be
sold. Call and see us.
BOSTICK g. KEEFER.
Headquarters OF Joe Levy q Co,
Corner Of 7th and Public Square.
sUCCEsSFUL OPERATION,

DrS. Deacon, Of this city, and Derr, Of Wooster
Veterinary Surgeons, have performed the most
successful operation that has ever been accom-
piished In this part Of the country.
The case was one Of Inquinal and 0mentsl
Hernia In valuable horse belonging to Mr. Len
Lease, Of o'naburg. The patient was put under
the influence Of chloroform, the intestines re-
duced, and between three and four pounds Of the
omenIum extracted & cut E f. The operation was
performed one month ago and patient is now al
most completely recovered, & has conferred great
credit upon the Ontario Veterinary College Of
Toronto, Canada, and themselves, for their skill
and courage in undertaking one Of the most diff
cult operations that belong to veterinary surgery,
We understand that Mr.. Deacon has been equally
successful both IN the city and other parts Of the
country, and that he has located here permanent
ly with the determination to succeed and we trust
that the skill and knowledge he possesses Of his
profession will be fully appreciated by NIL those
who may require his services. We, the under
signed, witnessed the operation.
LEN LEASE, JACOB LEASE.
FRAME. .sHIRK. JOSIAH BoSLER.
LEVI sHIRK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18
PROBATE COURT

A Habea8 Corgus Case to RccOuer Child Lost for
Years -.
The case Of Mortimer Hayes Of Cleveland VS.
John W. and Esther L. Gobele Of MaSsllon, came
up on Monday before Judge HeldenbFand and the
Court decided for plaintiff on Wednesday morn
ing. AZ
ltseems Hayes some years ago lost his wife Who
leRa girl baby three weeks old.--He gava II 10
some charitable Catholic institution in Clevelhif4
and in time was taken by Mr.. and Mrs Gobele
who have lived in MRssillon for some time The
little girl is now nine years old. The case was
hotly contested, ParE and Cole for plaintiff and
Lynch and Folger for defendants HsyREnhas a
second wife and his story is he had been Years
hunting for his lost child, and finally, sor Weeks
ago found her in Massillop. Gobeles refUTug to
surrender and the child refusing to go, tue law
was appealed to. Much interest was taken in the
case and many witnesses were examined
and able arguments made,
The Gobeles had not adopted the chllSby law
and the court decided for the legal parent, The
father took the child, but when out on the pave
the child wept piteously and ran away to Mr.
and Mrs. Gobeie who were also in tears. Sheriff
Rauch overlook the child, and father and child
went into the Probate office.
&They started for Cleveland yesterday. It was a
hard case, and sympathy was with those who had
cared kindly for the child and whom she called
father and mother.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18
"PROGRAA' OF SPECIAL.MEETLNG or TIE
STARK CO. TEA CHERS INSTITUTE "a

To be Held at Navdrre, Beginning Friday Eytning
Preceding, and During last Saturday of Dec, 10 y
Friday evenings address will he delivered by
Prof. 1. M. Taggart Of Canal Fulton, on Growth
Of Education in Ohio"
Saturday, 9 a. M, Opening ExerciSes-A Address
by A. F, Coup Of Wilmot, on "objects Of Dis.
oipline," <+3
Discussion Of same opened by W. 8. spidle-Ad.
dresses by 8. Weimer Of Navarro, on subject
What to Teach Before How to TesthP
Discussion of same Essay OF Miss DillaJarYis
1880 p. M, Miscellaneous Business. Address by
Mr. Thorp on Mathematical Geography.
Discussion Of same Address by e. F, Warner
Of Dalton, on STUDY OF Civil Governmentln the
Public Schools" t5e%t-
Discussion Of same. A number Of others have
been invited and are expected to be present, to
aid In making this a very interesting meeting.
Everybody is cordially invited to come, and en-.
courage us in the noble work Of "Public Educa-
ton" by their presence. May we all truly real
ize that, "our youth is our country's hope, and
act accordingly.
The January Institute will be held a, MRfi-
boro. NJ. DIsLER, sec'y..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18

WoosTER-The grand jury last week reported
indictments found by them as follows: For MUIR
der in the first degree, John Callahan, James
saddler Anthony MCGOWAN, ST., and Anthony
MCGOWAN, jr, the murderers Of Lormie; one for
grand larceny, one for shooting with intent to
kill, one under the tramp law, four for assault
and battery, one for burglary, one for selling
liquor on Sunday, one for selling liquor to mi
nors, and seven for selling liquor 10 be drank on
premises. The murder trials promise to be the
most interesting and exciting Wooster has ever
seen. Eminent counsel will appear on both
sides. Hon. John Mcsweeney OF Wooster, has
been retained to assist Cyrus Reider, Prosecuting
Attorney, in conducting the cases for the State,
and MessrF. Lynch Of Canton, and Critchald, Of
Millersburg, for the defense,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18
A SURPRISED PHYSICIAN.

A Dying Patient Recovers through the Inierposition
Of an Humble German Some weeks ago DR.. c.,
very reputable and widely-known physician
living on c. street, was called to attend very
complicated case of Rheumatism. Upon arriving
at the house he found a man, about forty years OF
age, lying In prostrated and serious condition,
with his whole frame dangerously affected with
the painful disease He prescribed for the patient
but the man eontin ued to grow worse, and on
Sunday evening ne was found to be In a very
alarming condition. The knees and elbows and
larger joints were greatly iphamed, and conld
not be moved It was only with extreme diff
Guilty that the patient could be turned In bed,
with the aid Of three or four persons. The weight
Of the clothing was so oppressiv We that means had
to be adopted to keep 1t from the patients body,
The doctor saw that his assistance would be Of
no avail, and left the house the members of the
family following him TO the door, weeping At
this critical hour, a neighbor, a poor and humble
German shoemaker, appeared to the grief srlck-
en- ones az saving angel, He had heard of the
despair of the family, and DOW asked them to try
his remedy, and accordingly brought forth bot.
tie OF ST. JACOBS OIL. As drowning man will
catch at straws 80 the poor wife applied this rem.
edy; she had no hope, but would try anything, as
a matter Of duty. The first application eased the
patient very much; after few hours they used II
again, and wonder of wonders the pain vanished
entirely Every subsequent application improved
the sufferer, and In two dayshe was well and out,
When the doctor called few days ter he was
indeed surprised; for instead OF corpse, he
found new made Manufacturing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-18

On Saturday evening last viii Beatty, brake
man on the P, Ft. W. & G. R. R., residing on
Webb street, met with terrible accident near
Lawrence Station. While attempting to board the
train while In notion he fell under the cars and
was dragged quite distance along the track, He
was terribly bruised, two Of mis- ribs being broken
and terrible wound indicted by a projecting
bolt on one OF tho cars, inch In diameter and
and about 10 inches long, which entered the body
below the back bone and penetrated along the
spinal column the full length Of the pin, He was
taken to hotel near by and his wife and mother
telegrsphed for, who reached him in couple Of
hours. His wounds were cared for by the comps-
ny surgeon at Massillon, and although the full
extent Of his injuries are not yet positively
known, hopes are entertained Of his recovery, He
Is not yet in a condition to be brought home
Alliance ReView.