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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

WE have always bad profound
dlstrust Of the average California
newspaper. The element Of rever.
ence Is very deficient in most Of
them. Thus, there are amongst
them people who can doubt that
Wilmington is in verify barbor,
and there are still others, OF a more
pronounced iconoclastic impulse,
who would doubt the patriotism OF
Gen. Banning. In the San jose
Mercury. of August 18th, we find
the following instance OF original
and quoted malice:
The Democrats of the Southern
counties having done some jubilat.
ing over Banning's apostacy, the
san Luis Obispo Tribune refers to
the recalcitrant and retrom ingent
General as follows:
1t is announced that "Rcar Admiral"
Banning, unJustly called the "Iirate of
State for Hancock. banning has al ways
been considered stalwart Republican.
Aboutthe time he starts out on his ell c.
pioneering tour. some irate Radical edit
archives and figured up the cost Of the
government barracks at Wilmington.
which, 1t Is alleged. Banning had the
| contract to build. when Hancock was
ment condemned and sold for mere
| song few years ago. Banning being the
purcha ser; and 1t will be proven hey ond
| doubt that the govern emit was robbed
(sl tall u -
between Hancock and Banning, al
| though nobody sslseyes that an thing OF
the kind occurred. they will AXE 1t
more sultry and unpleasant Tor tho Ad-
ofthis city, once upon time, when, as
the story goes, he crowned the distin.
euished navigator with al unmentiona
BILE piece OF bed room crOckery. Banning
hnd better stick to his bum-boats and
leave the stump-speaking to the less cor
pnlent. and therefore less vulnerable
| politicians.
Here IL an instance of an infamy
In trIplicate. All at once we find
the merits OF Wilmington harbor.
Admiral Banning and Gen. Han.
cock impugned. As to Whining
ton harbor and Gen. Hancock,
they need no defence. AS to Ad.
miral Banning, amongst those who
know him, he presents the picture
embodied In the lines which DR..
Samuel johnson said were the
finest In the English language. Al
com pared with other men, he
stands
Like some tall cliff, that lifts its awful
form,
Swells from the vale and midway leaves
| the storm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
Where The Strength Of the Democ.
racy Lies.
Lewiston Democrat.

Lewiston Democrat.
It Is easy for the Republican par
ty to assume that the great strength
of the Democratic party lies In the
South, but the bold assertion can
not be substantiated by facts or
figures. In all the Southern states
in 1876 Mr.. Tilden receiv we'd l,6l4,-
100 votes; in the Northern States
he received 287l. 400 votes, or q
million more than in the south.
Reckless Republican journals have
also assumed that "the Democratic
party Of the North draws its
strength from the least Intelligent
aud least progressive States" Let
us see: Take the figures of belt of
six States-New York, New Jer.
sey, Psnnsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois-that contain more
miles of railroads, pay more intern
al revenue, have more capital in.
vested In manufactures aud pay
annually more millions for school
purposes than all the other North
ern States combined, aud the bub-
BILE of party cODcsit Is easily
pricked. These States gave Tiiden
all absolute though small majority
over Hayes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

DENNIS KEARNEY has at last
made his appearance on the Sand
Lot, which has known him not for
long time past. He reappears In
mood of unwonted meek ness;
and, having got rid Of bis ricochet,
skyrocket pyrotechnics In large
measure, he has lost his ability to
hold crowd. William Wellock,
on the opposite rostrum, aft ,rds far
the more entertaining exhibition
OF the day. Exit Ksarney. In
losing his violence be has lost his
last hold on his poor Sand Lot
dupes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

MUSICAL celebrities are disap.
pearing at rapid rate, of late. The
other day we announced the death
of Adelaide Nilssen, the great
cantstrice. almost Ia the first flush
of womanhood. This mornings
dispatches further advise us II the
death of Ole Bull, who was as old
as he was distinguished. There
will be feeling of personal loss all
over the world ut the disappearance
forever from the stage Of these two
gifted Scandinayians. Scandinavia
has been prodigal of her musical
gifts to the present century. Jenny
Lind, Ole Bull, Nilssen-it Is a
trinity hard to be rivaled, not to
say surpassed, by any other people
during the present century.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
.me premises was arrested on sus.

same premises was arrested on sus.
picion.
The trial of the Mussel Slough
settlers, indicted for resisting
United States Marshal Poole, be-
gan to-day before Judges Sawyer
and Hoffman Of the United States
Circuit and District Courts.
Relief Commstsee Orwanssed.
EUREKA, New, August 1Sth.-A
meeting of citizens to-day organ
lied a relief com mittee, composed
of the clergy and others aud ad-
journed until Tomorrow. But few
cases of absolute restitution are re-
ported thus far. Several parties
are clearing away the debris to re-
build. 1t is ascertained that fewer
poor families were burned out than
on the occasion of the other great
FIRE. The people are hopeful. There
Is in the hands of the old relief
committee of a year ago about two
thousand dollars. 1t has not been
determined TO call for extraneous
aid though the committee to-mor-
row may ask for assistance. Ex-
Congressman Wren was Chairman
of to days meeting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

The New Orleans Times, Demo.
cratic, savagely saye: "And then,
what's the use Of sticking to the
losing side when 1t pays to be on
the winning side3 Colonel Forney
was q Democrat when the Demo.
cratic party was ir power, and q
Republican when the Republican
party held the reins Of government.
Now hat the Democratic party Is
about to come Into power, he fiuds,
on examination, that his Views are
1, harmony with those of that
party. In the matter Of bis politi.
cal opinions Colonel Forney is .
very fortunate man."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

New Haven Union
KINGSTON, August 4th.-A small
social circle In Saugerties is now
anxiously awaiting developments
to light within the past few days,
in which a young dry-goods clerk
In Saugerties and Columbia coun.
ty girl play the leading parts. The
names of the parties are suppressed,
but the affair is OF such all unusual
chatacter that 1t las become u
matter of public comment.
On Friday last the young clerk
was busiIy engaged in cleaning the
window, when q fashiOnably.
dressed and comely young woman
entered the store aud asked the
proprietor, in a vivacious manner,
what he would take for that article
IN the window, nodHing sign,ti-
csntly toward the young man. The
proprietor laughingly replied that
he would sell him tor a dish of ice.
cream. The young lady said:
Every we'll; will take him." and
departed, returning a little later in
the day with female friend, when
she invited the proprietor out to q
cream saloon TO bind his bargain.
The proprietor entered heartily
into the spirit Of the Joke, IA he
looked upon it, and went with her.
Gu his return to the chop the
young woman accompanied him,
AMI said, AZ she started to leave:
II am goiug home ON Monday at
noon; so have the article ready for
me, as l shall certainly call for
It," The clerk thereupon demurred,
and said the bargain would not be
binding unless he had u dish OF
cream as we'll, at which the young
lady said: every we'll, you also
shall have the cream" and left,
returning in a few moments with
a dish OF cream In her bands. The
young man devoured the cream
and enjoyed a social chat with his
purchaser, and, becoming quite in
terested in her, made up his mind
to stick.
On Monday afternoon the young
woman, true to her promise, drove
up In hack to the shop on Main
street, and out stalked her pur.
chase, clad in a new linen buster
and store clothes and with a hand
bag and sun umbrella In hand. The
hack drove off, amid the laughter
and best wishes of the fellow-clerks
of the young man, and the con-
gratulatiOns of the proprietor to
the young woman, who warranted
the young man 10 wear we'll and
hold his color, and that he would
never fade. The party took the
$3.50 train up the river, aud on
Monday evening the merchant re.
ceived q dispatch from the young
woman stating that she had ar
rived at home safely with her pur-
chase. The Girl is worth abbut
$25, 900 in her town name, and is
about twenty years old. The young
man is fine-lOoking, has nice lit
tie bank account of his own, and
all say that the young woman
might Ego further aud fare worse"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
How Gen. Simpson Served a Bully.
british United Service Magazine for
July.I

british United Service Magazine for
July.I
When the allies occupied Paris
the French officers, at ali times su
.periOr with the small sword aud
equal with the pistol to English.
meu. took every opportunity to iu-
su' the Officers belonging to tie
army of occupation; aud IL has been
alleged that there WAS q club OF
Freuchmau, the members of which
had sworn To devote their lives to
the killing of, one by one, the
officers Of the English army.
rhere was Que Frencnlnan who
boasted OF having killed u dozen
English officers aud promised to
20 on IN this work. Que evening
he swaggered AS usual Into his
Gale, and to his astonish ment actu-
ally saw one Of those hated Angiais
occupying his chair; u chair, be IL
remembered, that no one had hith-
ertO dared to SIT upon except him.
self. Mastering his passion, he
undid his sword belt, and having
placed his sword on one side began
to insult the perfectly inofenslve
English officer, who sat 30 uncon-
scious looking In his (the French
mau's) chair. He tod upon the
Englishman's toes, he deprived the
Eugiishman of his candies, he
went from one thing to another
without at all being able 10 the
least, apparently, to disturb the OH
GERS placidity. At last he snatched
the newspaper out of the English.
man's hands. and then tho Briton
slowly rose up, displaying to the
astonished eyes of the Gaul q
guardsman some six feet six inches
high. The giant, bending across
the table, seized hold of the
F'renchman's nose with one hand
and his chin with the other, and
wreDching his mouth open, spat
down HE throat. With q howl the
Frsnchman, holding his under jaw
with both hands, ran out Of the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

room. His Jaw was broken, AMI
neither he nor any of his com rades
were seen again at that cafe We
may as well add that the English
officer who thus made an example
ola bully was the late General Sir
ID. Simpson. who for time com.
manded in the Crimea, and who,
from the time he Joined the service
until his death, was the tallest OH
Ger in the British army.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

THE editor of the San Luis
late Republican State Convention,
tells elsewhere how Pacheco Sc.
cured the nomination for Congress
In the Fourth District. His strikers
resorted 10 the approved machine
methods, and when Leach il tri-
umphantly elected. as he will be,
Pacheco will regret that 30 much
trouble was taken to secure his
overwhelming defeat.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

lar annual mt citing OF the stock b. lders
of the blue Light Mining Company will
be held at the office OF the company on
he sixth day of S.ptem Der, 1880, al one
O'Clock p. NJ, at room No. ~, Baker
BLOCK, Los An seles city and county, Cal
iforpia, for the purpose of eIecting OFF,
GERS Tor the company, and also any other
business that may come before said
meeting. j. d. DUNLAP,
Secretary.
Los Angeles city, August 10, 1880.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

teen Spaniards were elected to
Congress. Robbers captured a con.
voy Of $33 900 near the capital.
Fatal RsiIrOSd Accident.
KNOXVILLE, Aug. 18th.-One
girl was killed and many persons
injured by the ditching of train
on the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroad this morning. Cause, q
washout.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

EVERYTHING 10 by no means
lovely in the Republican State
Central Committee. The resigna.
ton Of General Morrow, preceded
by that of Marcus D. Boruck, por.
tends dire disturbance. However,
we shall see what we shall see, in
the language Of the resigned fatal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that justly
popular dentrifice, SozoDoNT
Composed of rare antiseptic heros,
it ipparts whiteness to the teeth, u
delicious aroma to the breath, and
preserves intact, from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acidity of the
stomach will destroy the strongest
teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SOzoDONT, and this
pure tooth.wash protects the dem
tai surfaces by removing every i'm
purity that adheres to them. ASK
your druggist for SOZODONT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
EVENING srRExrs-4:2O r. M,

s Nevada,7Ns; Mexican, rs 8; Point, 2.s5
b; belcher. 3.9J b; Ophir, w 9s; Con
Virgins, 295 b, 8 u; Alpha, ~ b; Bull
lion, 90 :; dould& Curry. 81 3, 81 ..
6sA s; Cnollar, 81 b: Jacket, ~ q; Hale
q Norcross, " =; Alta, 2 go b. a., 900 \;
Uphir, 8 b; Union. 3l1S 70, 81 a, 40k 8; I'M
perial, zoe b. s5c N; Ulah. 10 b, i3h q; =
New, is :, 10 b; Mexi,.an, is b, 15N a, l6k
:; s New, IsN 9; Jacket, N b; California,
40 b: Best q heloner, I3x s, lssz 8: scOr-
pion, q 10 b, $50 a: Savage, $50 b 4 n. 3 9j
s: Caledonia, soc b, s. q; Beicher, 8 81 b.
IS o. 3S5s; Ophir. 9k b; Overman, 100
b; ANDES LES q, l 95 q; scorpion, ~ b.
geo a; Union. 80sz b, 81 a.; Silver Hill, 70
b. lNs: Excheauer. ~ b; Union. 81 b,
slh u, 3l1s Q, ~ q; Belcher. 81 b, $50 a;
Jacket. X b, ~ b, ~ as; roint. . EOS;
Ophir, az b, w a; ii q N, en-; Bodie, o,
sH u; otosi, $50 $; Justice. ! 40 =; II
Lnu,s, 40c q; = wage, 4 s: New, 15H b,
I8k o; Mexican' i5H b. l5k n; andes. 2 =;
nphir. On b, sx 8; Justice i.S0 O.; Gala, ~
b; 4 & B. 1917 Al; AMI. IA b; Mono. b,
ION, 81 b, az n. uInh, 1sh: belcher,
8 90 b.: Union, 81 8; Cal 2.S8 81; 4 New,
l. \ q; Mexican, i5k b; b 4 b, Il b, l4N a;
II q N, ~ b. 81 a; scorpion. 2t5 .. 10 =;
& B, 1874 b, IL a, IA 8; Benton, l.8J b. 100
a; Ovel man, 2.65 S; Ophir, 9Ns; U,
oT b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
NEW TO-DAY.
South Santa Monica Wharf.

Notice is hereby given to the suhscrib-
ers to the south Sania Monica Wharf
and Shipping company hat The nrst
section of wharf has b, en- completed,
and h It they are must respectfully re-
quesied to meet with the Board OF Dl.
rectors al sail wharf on Monday, the 23d
day of August. 1880. for the purpose Vi
accepting or =. jecting the same.
By order or Directors.
Per y. r K Nj BILE. Secretary.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
NOTICE.

This Is to notify all persons concerned
that no one IL authorized 10 incnr an
indebtedness or obtain any cred tt on m
account, and that 1 viii not pay any
bills Incurred by auy one without q
written order from me-
Los Angeles, April 8, 1880. ap9tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
FOR EICN.

Ole Hut Dead.
BERGEN, Norway, August 49,
Ole Bull, the violinist, is dead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF II W. WILLARD, DE-
CEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
IN un iersigned, adm nstra tor OF the es-
tate OF II. W. Milla, d, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all peTons having claims
against the SAID deceased, 10 exhibit TIT m
four months after the first publication
of this noIice, to the said ad nistra-
tor, at the office of Waiter ID. stephen.
son, No. Temple Block, Los Angeles.
George A. MiLLAtD,
Administrator Of the estate of II. w. Mil.
lard, deceased.
Dated al Los Angeles. August 1s, 1880.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
FAT E0GS FOR SALE.

I have for sale $50 GOOD GRAIN
lrrATrED HOGS, whicn wish to sell.
Ine nogs are now ready. They may be
seen ~ my place, at Baiiena, San Diego
c cIans wnsre purchasers may call or
jysO-lw WILLIAM wARNocY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19

As a time when all the Democrats are
hereby requested to meet In their sew
eral precincts to form clubs.
g. The phase Of meeting In each pre-
ctnct shall be the same in which the
Democratic Primary Election was held
on July 10Th, 1880
8. The COMMITTEE hereby appoint the
Delegates elected on July 9th, 1880, In
each precinct Special Committee, in
their respective precincts, to superintend
the organisation OF the Ciubs.
IN organ zing these Clubs, the Com
mtitoe recomcend that here shall be no
reference to. nor obligation respecting,
local polite, but the pledge required OF
me 10 Ders shall be: ~ Will vote for and
support the hancOck and English Elect-
ors." Before the time appointed the
Com mittee will turpi-h TO some respon.
sible Democrat In each precinct q Con.
sttiut1on and BY Laws for each Club, and
this will be carried to the place OF meet.
lug IN each precinct and al the time ap.
pointer. he said Constitution and By.
Laws may be adopted, amended or re.
jecled, q the option OF the Club.
The Central COMMITTEE earnestly ask
all friends OF good order and harmony
between the two hections and all friendel
Of Hancock and English, To assist In the
formation OF these CLUBS.
As soon az formed let the names of the
tttee
BY order Of the Democratic Central
committee OF Los Angeles county,
J. DE bARTH sHURB,
WALTER D. STEPHENSON, Secretary.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, con.
tanning Id rooms, with all necessary out
buildings, with 20 acres OF finely i'm.
proved land, ii acres la deciduous trees
In San Jose, viii be exchanged Tor Vine
yard er orange grove.
For particulars apply to
MORFORD & BROWN.
al3.lw Cor Spring and Tenn Pile sis,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
For Sale or Rent,

A comfortable house of four rooms.
with all necessary convenienoes. on
HAYES street. East Los Angeles. Lot i'm.
proved with fruft trees. Enquire at No.
las Spring street. JyN.Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
BOUGHT BY AN HElRESS.
New Haven Union !

The Good Fortune Of saugerties Shop Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
PERSONAL NEWS.

The only handsome women in Morocco
are JewesscS.
Victor Hugo and Thomas CARLYLE do not
love each other.
MSince cashiers began to alter accounts.
doubc-entry book keeping has been some
what changed
Spanish women, who drink far more Al
CohoI than women Of the North do, an,
very seldom drunkards
\ WESTERN man saws that he attended ,
leap year party, and that the ladies acted
like perfect gentlemen.
Mark Twain wants to 90 to congress. bat
he would be in the way there. Congrcs
wants comic men and clowns, not humorists
At Lakcneath, England, 2i,0OO lark.
were captured and killed within three DAYS
England loses the birds, but it has The boa
nets.
Blondes are popular lobbyists in WASH
ington, The dark haired congressman lr.u,
the west loves "a palid beauty with u me
ringc of golden curls.
The revival Of trade makes a great dif
ference in mems morality. The secretary
OF the treasury is receiving many contribu
tions to the conscience fund.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

A luiSous Loss.--A loss OF bodily tis-
sue, greatly in excess Of the natural daily
waste which takes place in the heaIthieat
physical and mental structure, and but iin
which waste life and youth might be inde6
nitcly prolonged, is entailed upon hose
whose vital powers are weak and nervous
system fragile. To arrest this ruinous loss
and brace the system, course of Hostel,
tcr's Stomach Bitters IS the proper agent
Tone 70 the nerves, yigor and regularity to
the digestive organs and liver are among
the boons conferred upon the debiitated
and sick Of both sexes by this inestimabls
medicine, which more than any known
tonic tends to check the progress Of unuatl -
raj and premature decay. Sleep, renewed
relish for food, are both obtained by the
nervous and dyspeptic through its Use,
which is also the means of insuring the sys-
TEN to encounter safely malarious atmos.
pheric influences
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
NEW SERIES---NO. 1913.

kin. Mrs. Sarah Il. Mathews being dead
the half of this large estate goes to her i've
children and their heirs, namely l.. q.
Matthews, travelling agent of the Ohio Falls
Car Company; Rev Robert J. L. Matthews.
Presbyterian minister at Montague, Mich.
Mrs. Mary B. Bcin, Mrs. Margaret Wilson
and Mrs. l.. A. Louis. Mrs. Bcin and Mrs.
Wilson both reside in this city.
Mrs. Louis is dead She was the
wife Of l.. A. Louis, late superintendent OF
telegraph Of the Central railway. Thus
It will be seen that Mrs. Sarah Matthews
five heirs named above will receive, ut III,
settlement of the estate, $;0O0,OO0 OF
VI 100000 each. Mrs l.. A. Louis being
dead, her seven children fall heirs to her
portion giving each of them 100000, Il
handsome competence for lite There il
report that Mr Case left will bequcath
ing bis property to benevolent institutions,
but this the heirs deny. The supreme
court OF the state Of Ohio will decide the
matter
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
A MlNDfALIn

CENTRAL ILLINOIS CITIZENS LIKELY TO M
MADE Rlcn ny THE DENISE or LEONARD
CASE or CLEVELAND.
CENriAilA, Ill., Jan. 3i.--A number Of
citizens of this place at CARLYLE, sixteen
miles From here, are receiving numerous
congratulations over the great fortunes they
have fallen heirs to by the death of Leon.
ard Case, Of Cleveland, Ohio, who, il will
be remembered, recently committed suicide
IN that city. The estate Is said TO be worth
all the way from SlO0OO,O00 to $4,000.
600, and II is expected that the
greater portion Of this immense wealth will
DO divided between his only living cousin,
Gopher Case, Of Carlyle, Ill, and the heirs
OF another cousin, Mrs Sarah b. Mathews.
deceased, Mr.. Gaze having left no nearer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the lesdiog business houses whose advertise.
Ineut, may be fonnd in The BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
&. o l'nHe' Coz Commercial avenue and Nine.
tuenth street
Csas. Il Stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,.
Potts 2 Bird Washington svenro aud Eighth
street,
PHYSICIANS,
DC i. II Narean; Office, l4o Commercial Avenue
DENTISTS
DE- W. G. Jocr.yn, Eighth near Commercial
Dr Il " Whitock, l36 Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
Ron, smith, 40. 10 ohio Ieyc.
INSURANCE
II n Csndee, No. 70 Ohio evee cup 'laira
Equitable Lie, of New York corner T"tilh aud
Wilows and Orphans Mntusl Aid Society, Seventh
sud Comm rgia! avenue.
NrToKNEYs AT LAW.
Linear & LsAsden. No ii3 Conmct'al sTcnns.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
n.Iadqy Bros propric,ors Egyptian Mills
Iiinklc rhistcWood Moore, Not ~" apd IL
Commercial avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nafc.sy BRO. ohio lryre and corner Eighth and
Warrington avenue.
Alexander Copnty Bank, 9Th aud 'oO'mrf''s
t.ty N4'0nsi, Ohio leyer,
STEAMBOATS,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
WORLDS FAIR IN NEW YORK
New York SIM.

The committee who have in charge tn.
preparations for the worlds fair, which it
is proposed to hold in New York IN 1883,
are about asking congress to take the uader-
taking under the wing of the government.
They are wise enough not 10 ask for any an
preparation to help them carry out their
purposes, but very likely before the fair is
opened, il it shall be opened, they will be
knocking at the doors Of the treasury for
money, after the fashion Of the commas
sioncrS of the centennial exhibition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
sENTENCKp 10 BE nANnEn-

lrn~oN, n. Y, Feb Henry Moett,
ON trial during the past ten days for the
murder OF his wife and her paramour at
Tagkanic on the 18th of September last. has
been convicted Of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to he hanged March 10. AZ
ter the sentence the prisoner asked that ne
be hanged in public and allowed oap hour
and a. bait to speak.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "A Commercial spe.
cial from Troy, Ohio, says Geo. Mitchell.
convicted Of numbering his wife, was sen.
fenced to-day by Judge Williams to be
hanged May %,