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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-24


New YORK. June 23l 1t l. sale
in Demociaiic circles that Ride,
~ seriously bnsriering the pole
of running again for G ,vei nor IT,,
ALI, with the view of coutio lin
the organizstinn in this SiaIe fv
The next Presidential campsig,
Hitherto Tildeu's friends expecte,
10 ren"minate the present Cover.
nor, r 'binson. but he fear Is thu
he IL not strong enough for III
Emergency.
The Republican nomination AZ
parently ~ now between AIonz, b
Cornwall aud Theo M. Poneroy
will, the chances decidedly favor
ing Pomrroy. II il popular will
~ classes aud not offensive to III
"machiur," although not its slay
ISL supporter.
, 1879-06-11
GRASSHOPPERS.
What ehe Itttls PeatS DID In Cnrson-Thefr
General Characteristics.

What The Litt1s Pests DID In Cnrson-Their
General Cl,aracterlsttcs.
Nrgtnid CITY tNto.) Cayonicis.
The advance guard OF the army Of graabhop-
pers which reached the Carson Valley on Satur-
day last are evidently Of the same variety a.
those which during the past few years have been
dcyasatinE the crops Of the farmers of the Mid
die md Western States, and doubtless came from
the Sierra Valley, which during the past few
months has been sort Of nursery for the pcsts.
When they renchea Carson they caused an cx-
second only to the converting Of the LcGlalaturo
last winter. 1t was expected that they would
Immediately fall to work upoa the verlure Of the
valley, lnd people began to put their lowcrB tn
ulster overcoats; but tho insects simply walked
about the town on tour. Of inspection, und
declined to lay their mandibles upon anything.
They were cVtdcutly. sonewhat fresh In tic
country, hrd seemed determined to royo about
for lew days unt select tho dclEcaclcs which that
section Affords: In a fcw houses, however, they
came IN md destroyed some geranlum plants.
They simply bite tie stens Of tho leaves Mt their
junction with the atnlk. allowing the leaves To
tender portion Of tie leaf, and walked out Into
the street agatn 70 hunt for change OF diet Or
a fresh housc. The chances arc that when the
stock Of geranlums is exhausted they will begin
to cat moro common varieties Of vegetable food.
The grasshopper as Q ru'c prefers tho best there
IL ~ the market. but when c!rcrnstanccs uTo
against him and tho lurder is low ilo viii cou-
tent his stomach With tho spltntera of q fence
rail- or q dried poke-wccd stalk. When the
ttatu went down from this city on SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON 1t passed through about ntlc of
grasahoppers marching up towards tic Com-
atock. The lasecta were met just below tho
Mound House, anl were evidently making that
nlacc .point Of attaek. When they reach the
Comstock they will be warmly welcomed. The
sago-brush Oh the hills about this city is not a
very inviting diet to set bofore guest, but, like
the turnp dinner set out by Col. Mulberry Sell
]ers,' It is the best We have, nrd mighty hractng
to tho stomach. Tho hopper will lind consider
to think i qnto aistabie ill, dis w:nsopsred VIII pa
to The other vegetables found along the Com.
atock. The Insects progrcsa by hopping, craw-
ling, md dylug, uud when they take wing the
MIR Ia white with them. As they stand on the
ground they are at,ut the color Of tue soil and
con hardly be sceu, but In flying they expose
their bellies and the under portion IT their wings,
which arc white. It Is supposed that they left
California on account Of tho onerons burdens
laid upon item by tile passago Of the new Con
stltut1nu.
, 1879-06-11
Comm sih1spn In IptllA.

A new form of lawiess violence hns brokeu
Armed Eangs infost the Deccan, especially tir
Poopa district, doing immense damage and crc-
utlng 4 eense Of Insecurity TINT has alarmed tie
Government, Tl1cr scot,r The country. cutcrinc
villages nnu naIaccs. which they hpfd at thcir
nercy uutil tl,ey have pluudered tIlenl. and then
not unIre1uentlY they set tlra to tbem. The
several ratirs antcar 10 Ite narts Of nno orpsni-
zation. At tho head OF which ia 4 natiyc. Wnasn-
lco Bnlwund lately a clerk in the ilnsrclaI de-
partmtnt OF the British GOVERNING Il, India,
, 1879-06-11

rim f,nndon corresnondcnt ri N1rn.,,, Royor
says the jioyol family ulways how n anr M,
wGn .aIntcx thcm aid anrnrns ~ this sm,o n,s.
Y9sr"r yhn io,nd himsc,i a;v?? ?UInS snSo ~" nv
nsnttv ,nnntry rad lcas3inr IT, tth,sw,rE n,'o "o
s,,m,2er,s "ve',tne in cn,mnsnx yith anntbsr br
American Gentleman; t!Io lntter. hayIug Inst
En. sel ."o MY ns w. new 70 a
1.r;iar ,srty haa 1con n ivn,, ~" rfar II e.,
sonn hf thc prsnrrss ~ Wajes nn IT, ,hr u rncs,s
havnS si IL retmrned IT, i ondnn % tl,e rn,d wss
hnwsd afonc nv oncn ,srriarc ana dn.n ~ ~
r"'T thsn, rnnteinIm1 tn,iIos %.ae.aS
liz ~ MAIL snsi wh,ta liz viz .tni",
r"strna hnnrats mn, tac.s .n.t ~ nrI>,a,o'a,
thsr, r. ta stssers H. a-1iftoI ,.ta hat ~t,H
nn',,nt tvhst ,.,sIv ,,G., Au
t,1'tsesy. Mnas pWvE.tg noNEut cngla"nsu
, 1879-06-11

g.. btsween lieyns and HShsnd M II you Irs
'GSt lG sss;1 Ss5s11 .ss ss;u
tSst 1les q Ro, sSxd between 0' and
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For sxEE@.I M1yE BONE q TlIE MEsT ME;ssT T,li: -:
i!om ssSo = ~ !ss.,sH sbsh ssys !toa
ns
bornsit.
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;ss ;sS;:S A'''' It ssa
st IN sl5 Es:s
ae., III ;a III T. i'sS III u
FOR sALE--ox s0UTH wATEK:yE", NEAE
IT, kEE2eN tssfs'sts ss csff ta' basement 0fek ofe.
Eon sALE-sAcn1FiCE-5 E-5ACRIFIcE-T0 MAKE
"a mTeoiae sals We ars authorized e ttke - PCT
bsno1ss. ia Ess.a.s.. | lsoata 'A' ''A'e'
I1oK sAkEMA i:7,A rInsT.cI.1sSs, RESIDEEcE 0N
9f Sf
Eon s4LE-A a1x.EooM GorTHaE AApL,T.
sn,S sf H:is FL: ies t nso% @ cSs:S
5,Ds! e II 5TSE ST9KS 4 FKPT .I Es s
canpleta order md eau ia had II hasXaln. NEAL X
, 1879-06-11


NTANTEf1-RESiDESCE NORTH OF TWENTY
w sccond.Et. worth x25. CO. whcre teas valuable
WAitE, it3 LASAl,e'st.
WANrED-MnusE ASD LOT on LAKE sHoNE,
$500 for cottsgr sui St on Pra{t,o.ar, eIesr md
f.. cU cAsh. PlE!tCK WARE. tt3 Lnsale.st
yNASTED-nUsINEss RLOCK W0ltTH so. UO0
w to 87AlN1t have a0He strong phttfeA Wishing u
invest FIERCE Il WARE. t43 La8alie'st
, 1879-06-11

clears away tartar, rem0vss yellownras. inbpasls
brtalIancs and tLat inlcsc.lbabls beauty which
WaIts upon elegant testh. ID csnts.
, 1879-06-11
For Luck.

F0F LU0ks
Pocketbooks found In Berlin 10 often contain
dsh-seales tllat the authorities, alwaYs suspect
lug something tshy, Hata INQUIRIES, aud learned
ulut ll,cse plscine lnursels RF0 held 10 be luck
bringing,
, 1879-06-11
wAnTRoLmaLEnELp,
Hoekkeupers. p2crks. dc,

IN hit coynn. tArst tines itss - cents pr IN.
seTttoH E1eA additional ltnt, 10 cents.
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\ woman went into "a barber shop on C.
street, Nevada, some weeks ago, and wanted to
know how much 1t would cost to dye mans
hair and mustachc The price was named, and
she then asked the barber To get his dye and
follow her
"Why can't the man come here" asked the
barber.
Hes dead replied the woman; land the
last thing he said when he was passing away
was sally, fix me up pretty for the funeral,
His hair cured beautifully, but was little
fray. II won't look well to see Il woman cry
ing round IA coffin with IN old gray-bcarded
man IN it. So want him fixed up little,
He was always 4 beauty when he had his hair
dyed. ] know I'd want min" 'iyrl that way
Il was gray and dead"
The barber dyed .'hr dead nuns hair m the
highest style of the AIT, and the WIDOW remark
ed, when all WAS over, that he was the lovliest
corpse ever buried on the Comstock.-Er,
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At Il wedding in South Carolina last month
an incident occurred APPLY illustrating social
life in the united States The bridegroom
who belonged to the first Southern families"
took exception to the phraseology of the oiiici.
ating clergyman anu remarked, "You shouldn't
say those unS whom the Lord hath iined to-
gcthcr, but them uns." The preacher who
prlded himself upon the high toned" quality
of his language, quietly dropped his hand in.
to the pocket of his surplcc and lntcrpoated
you jist paddle your own canoe, young tcl.
Ter. or your trOublc'll begin Sunr cnuh' I'm
runnin' this tea-party, am-as | said atorc
my beloved hearers-those uns as the Lord"
Just then the bridegroom made motion
towards his hip, but before he could draw the
minister fired from his pocket and the young
man fell dead AT his feet Instantly the whole
church was filled with blazing pistols In less
than five seconds the only person left alive was
the bride, who had ducked behind the pulpit
early IN the action. The halfmarricd female
gazed musingly around and remarked as she
started for home: These selfcocking revolv-
ers Is playing the mischief round here and
that's q fact ."-,Sdn Frdntixco Post
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No more will those loving hands pull of
my boots or part my back hair, as only low
ing wife can Nor will ever those willing feet
replenish the coal hod and water pail. No more
will she arise amidst the tempcstuous storms
of winter and hide herself away to build the
fire without disturbing the slumbers of the man
who dotted on her so artlessly. Her memory is
embalmed in my heart OF hearts. | wanted to
embalm her memory cheaper. procured of
Eli Midget, neighbor Of mine, a very pretty
grave-stone. His wife was consumptivc, and
he kept it on hand several years in anticipation
Of her death but she rallied last fall. and his
hopes were blasted Never shall forget the
poor mans grief when asked INN TO part
with it. Take it, Skinner and may YOU never
know what it is to have your poor soul racked
with disappointment rs mine has been" and
he burst into flood of tears. His spirit. was,
indeed, utterly broken. had the following
episle engraved upon her tombstone:
Cut Of u willow Cut Oi u lamb
tree in this corner. in this corner.
In the memory Of Jabtha. wife OF Moses
Skinner, Esq, gent,manly edtorof the Tomb
stone. Terms $500 year in advance. \ kind
mother and exemplary wife Office over Cole
mans grocery store up two flights Of stairs.
Knock hard.
we shall miss mother
We Shall miss thee
job printing solicited.
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!. c. CROKER.

.iiOfit' Us al Ltb.
vi lily md lane L. Ncn3or,hy Iie wife Of ne city Of
by their nor;s S ccd dated the hsl day of january
s (Which mortgage deed was recorded IN the Office Oh the
Recorder OF said la Sale county in Book 1885, page 81 con
vey the undersigned James Hastings, Of said city. the
the payment certain rroinssoy bearing date
with said mortgage for the sum of seven thousand dollars
order of the said James Hastings two Years after the date
thereof with interest at the rate often per cent
And whereas provided in said mortgage deed case
Of according TO he tenor ana effect thereof the
Hastings his legal representatives attorney after av
in la sale county may sell said estate and nachn
i'm OF aid tf ane Kcnworhg and jane KenwortRy
HI. Wife Their heirs executors adnn1lrators or assign,
the south door Of the Court House in ottawa IN said cou
y. at the time appointed in such advertisements and upon
deed deeds for the conveyance i'll fee Of the premises
So sS ANA apply g pt san n TO S
said Including attorneys fees ecord the amount due o"
said note according to its terror and effect; .,.....
vested in and BY laid mort aec deed l. the .ad alcs Hast
1879 the hour of two ocOc NJ OF said day al the south
public ycnddc the highest and best bidder for cash the
real estate and machinery described as follow to wit
five in block lhirysx, in Vests Addition to Mendoza IN,
alley hundred and twenty feet to thence al,
right angles 10 the line OF said alley east on lot seven IN sad
said alley feet; thence right angles 10 said alley
ten feet s9ph again parallel to th the line Of SAID ny
right angles said alley thirty feet thence south parallel to
the line OF said alley lot five in said block eighty feet TO
the line of Washington street first mentioned thence west
the line of said Washington street thirty feet 10 the place
begnning and all the machinery therein both fixed and
moveab and all the right and equity Of redemption of the
said James Kcnworhy and Jane L. kenworthy his WIFE
therein.
The purchaser will receive decd for said property upon
payment Of the amount for which the same is sold
JAMES HASTINGS.
Dated Msrch II, 1879. Mortgage.
4 & CpnoE Err mar2s.5w
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Aiyal.
4. I. GILBERT.

Sr;A III OF li4i.lN oI~;, IL SALE go, --''-
Carr VI, !osHor e. Schuyler Harris, Jusis Harris jus
tus Lrck cN,s Harris Aasuu Harris, Allen j. Cum and
Mary l.. Cum IN 'HUUr1JV
Affidavit 81 the uuArrsdcUcc OF schuyler Harris usus
lcrk lEd Alason Harris impcadcd with the above named
Defendants, having been uyd in the clerks office of the CIR
cut court OF sd county, notice j. therefore hohyEEcnt
The SAID nonresident defendants that tho complainant met
his bill Of complaint ~ sd court on the Chnncery side
thereof the th day Of "ccmcr 1875 and thai thcrtupon
summons issued ont Of said court wherein said suit j. now
pending rcturnAhc the hrst Monday In the month OF
June next, a. is by law required.
Now unless yoii the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally De and appear before said Circuit
Court ON the first day Of the next term thereof 10 DC oluch
n ottawa in and fO The said county, on the first Monday
in June next, and plead, answer dcmur 10 the SAID
COmplanans hill of complaint. the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated VIII be taken as con
iesScd and decree entered against according 10 the
prayer OF said bill. ROSWELL ". HOLMES, CLERK
ottawa, Illinois, April Sd, 1879
HIRAM T. GlLnERr Compt's Sol apr5-w
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NJ, T. MOLONEY.
attorney at Lar
CTATEO FILlLISo OLE. Ia SAIL

CTATT T.; OF lIIl1I n ols~ Ia SALE tu..-Ns
- IN the circuit Court, JaHc term lsi9
William +. Mclnurf a.. Margaret Jane Mclhtur-L"
ChdHcetV.
Affidavit OF the nonrcsidencc of Margaret Jane Mclntur
the above named defendant having been flied in the clerks
office Of the Circuit Court of said county notice l. therefor,
hereby given the said nonresident defendant that the
complainant filed his bill OF complaint in said court ON the
ChanC, ~ side thereof the 2Sth day of March lSt ana
that hrrcupOn summons issued out of said court, wherein
said suit pending rcurnabc the irst Monday
in the month of June next, as is by law required.
Now, unless YOU the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally be and appear before said tcn
Court the first day of the term thereof TO be holden
Mt Ottawa in and for the said county, the FIRST Monday
in june next, and plead answer or denur 10 the SAID
cOmpainant's bill Ot complaint the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken con
tesci decree entered against you according In the
prayer ~ said bill ROSWELL W HOLMES. Clerk.
ottawa. Illinois, March =, 1879.
VI. r. MOIOSET. Compile SOfr. mar95-W
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Annuhting Woman.

The woman who doubts entered a Detroit
fish store the other day with hesltating step
and after looking around upon various piles OF
the fnny tribe, she turned 10 the proprietor and
asked:
"Do you keep fish here
NO, madam" was his prompt reply. ave
keep hardware and groceries here, but you
will find fish store four doors below. Come
20 the door and will show YOU
She looked from him to the fish and back
hesitatCd, and he continued:
Can | sell YOU anything IN the line OF stoves
today
She shook her head and walked out She
didn't call at four doors below, which is a to
bacco store, but she looked INTO the windows
at the display Of pipes, then back to The fish
store, and somehow or other something puZ
zled her Detr0H Free Press
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AMONG the pHSscngcr> on the Lake Shore
train this morning, was a scientific old gentle
man who said he owned Il farm on the shores
Of lake pepn: the hradwatcrs of The MiSSis
Sipp in Minnesota. The old gentleman said
he was going through to New York with sew
eral alhgators caught in that lake Knowing
that lake Pepin, in Minnesota, covered as it is,
for seven months in the year, with ice, was
rather cold latitude for alligatnrS, our repor-
ter was curious to know more of the strange
phenomenon. The old gentleman went on to
explain that the alligatorS were quite common
in the lake. and that the inhabitants usually
caught them through holes IN the ice with
hooks baitcd with young kittens.
Then you have seen good many ofthcm -
inquired our reporter.
80, ycs, thousands OF them. ! have nine
large ones now in the freight car
What prevents them from freezing i'm that
cold latitude? ," qucricd our reporter
90 they are covered with thick fur like
seals. They ir" winter ali-ators. and only
make their appearance IN very cold weather
Winter alligators You say
eyes, winter alligatOrs. II l. thought by
Minnesota natuaralIsts that these alligatorS
lodged in lake Pcpin during the warm period
of the worlds history. when the mammoth aud
ithosticus lived IN Montana, and that as the
seasons grew cooler nature provided them with
iur. / ne diilgtlOT i touSn animal, anu the
fact that he should live IN northern waters
when less hardy ithositcuS and MANILA become
extinct. is good proof of DarwIn's theory of
the survival Of the fitteSt" Nature YOU see.
provides tor any emergency. Thus when the
seasons changed from the muscatory or testa
period the fur on the alligator took the place
Of scales Would You like to-look al the fur
clad alligators in the freight carr"
Our reporter said he would. As he walked
along up the track towards row Of box cars
he asked the old gentleman to please give him
his name.
Ny name said the old man, is Iii Per.
The funeral Of our reporter will take place
tomorrow. AZ = =. " No flowers
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c. H. BRUSH,


A DNIINISrRATOR SALE OF REAL
N ESrATE.-By virtue of an order and decree OF the
County OF La Sale county Illinois, made on the pcl!-
ton of the undersigned charles H. Brufh Administrator
s bOHS with the will annexed OF the estate of liic
ard Thonc deceased for leave to sen the real estate % sd
deceased the March term 1873 OF said court To VIII
the twenty ninth day of March 4 u. 1919 SHALL on the
third day of May next between the hours OF ten o'clock III
the forenoon and four O'Clock In the afternoon OF SAID day
wit O'Clock in the afternoon sell public sale NJ
the south door Of the county court house IN ottawa IN said
county. the real estate described follows To VIII: The
vest half OF lot slN and lots seven, eight nine, ten ana the
west half OF lot eleven, all in block seventeen IN Green
Addition To the Town (now Cityl OF ottawa: also lot SIN, III
block four in walkers AddOp to The Town ow citj Of
ottawa also lots sin seven and eight. IN block two IN Ma
sons Addition the City ot Ottawa also lot SIN IN block
four in SaDgrr Addition 10 Ottawa; also nine and 50 llOt
lot three of the half of the northeast quarter Of
section eight in township thrtynnc north IN range three
the third principal mrrdihn AMI also lot Two, IN
block twcntysX in subdivision Oi ten acre lot i've III Peru
all of the above lots and lands stai, in la Sale county.
Illinois.
TERMS OF SALg-Cash; subject to the approval Of said
court. and will execute deeds therefor.
CHARLES II. BRUSH.
Administrator de boHis non, with the will annexed.
of the Estate of Richard IhOrnc, deceased.
Dated this ith day OF April :. u. 1879.
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AT Springfield, the other day, one Of the
corn.fed members Of the Illinois Legislature
was complaining of his room at the hotel, and
how barren it was of the ordinary convenien-
ces and nccessarics of life why" said he
with commcndable Indignation, there isn't
even Bible to whot your razor on"-Joitt
ppHV1iirdI
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Real Estate, Loan and
Collection
.AGEN
BUSHNELL & WARNER.
Bushnell. j. l. WARNER
" BUSHNELL. IT.. WARMER.

W. prepare, huy and sell Real Estate ia this aud
adjoining counties 20 Loan money Pay Take, Rent Houses,
Lots and Farms. and Collect Rents &c We have every
City Locating soldiers Warrants the best OF public
lands We agents for III" sale Of laroad Tickets
duccd the various Railroads running through Tex
as Missouri. ir,ansls. Iowa. Kansas. Colorado ANA Ncbr
ka We hANc for saIc large irnCts Oi L9nd. arratug
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Brigh it'll, gw THE robhcr. can't steal
my mammals diamond earrings, cause papa'S
hid them :" Nisiror--"Whcre has he hid
them Little girl-"Why, heard HIM tell
mamma he had put them up the spout
and he guessed they would stay there
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Over l.OOO.OOO Acrrs.

or good quality ugun in- Ia Railroad Companies ana pg
waite persons IN each OF ad states. We viii srlcCl lands for
wishing To- purchase ore Of i> viii accom-
nv persons wishing buy lands. pointing the same CIV
ing prices and all desired Information. Persons NVi--
inn ft,f ~
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WESTERN LAMBS.

or 10 prucur" Cucp. pleasant hunctcDds Will dee We iu
call and US have every facility tor travelling pUr
chasing and improving Western Lands aud Homestead
Mr. Warner j., familiar with the quality and value of West
ern Lands having sold thousands Of acres in different
having dcvutnu Of his time for several years iu
sting t~t-. N,brt~Na lad Jthc; Western States pre-
llr. fu give iai ana reliable Information ~ purchaser
and W. shall have under direction during
the coming spring. summer and fall frequent
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New and Fourth Edition Of
Tales Of Ancient Greece
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

nv the Rev {. " cox. NJ A., Trinity college, OXiorG
i.mo Cloth Price - 60. extra ct Kilt edge. price, y
half calf price. ~.
at ought De- IN the hands every scholar and OF every
school boy. SdtHrdIy RerieW, L0Hd0H.
The book scholarly production and wclcum" adil.
ton 70 department at literature Tint is thus fer quite too
srlu:lly furnished. ~ ytbUIU.
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GtnlTLl. and Pas~'gr AEt.,
Chicago. III
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-A Paris dis
patch reports NJ. Leon to say that
he is entirely opposed to the plenary
amnesty, and the whole ministry are
determined to oppose it.
Minister Kasson is expected at
Eucharist to formally recognize the
Roumanian independence and estab
lish di plomatic relations with the
United States. The Ameer finally
placed the abdica.ion in the hands
of Gen. Roberts.
In the Lord Mayors court yester-
day, at the conclusion Of the case
wherein the booksellers summoned
for exposing photographs of some
nude Zulus, the summons having
been dismissed, Alderman Nottage,
who is director of the company
which printed the photographs, at
tempted to address the court, but
was interrupted by the Lord Mayor
and not allowed to proceed. Nottage
insisted on his right, as magis-
trate, to be heard. loud ap-
plause.) The Lord Mayor left the
court amidst loud groans, Kisses
and cries of "shame." Nottage.
The Lord Mayor has been pleased
to say that he would scorn to take
profit out of such indecent stuff"
The Lord Mayor retiring ordered
the court cleared. A scene of wild
confusion and tumult, with groans
and cheers, ensued. Nottage.
Should you decline to hear me, and
you are supposed to be dispensing
justice from that seat, [ impeach
you, in the name of the citizens of
London, with having brought dis
credit on your office and with having
violated the duty which belong to
that ancient chair" The court was
then cleared amidst groans, cheers,
Kisses, cries of shame and great
uproar and excitement.
A supplement to the London
Gazette publishes a proclamation
again proroguing Parliament until
December 18th. The proclamation
is in the usual form, but does not
contain the words "for the dispatch
of business" which would be nee
essary if the session was contem.
plated before Christmas.