Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-19
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MoJAvE, Nov. ls.-Los Angeles
ID M Riordan. Lizzie NJ White,
Ella B White. G II Schrot der,
Chas A D Hall, A D Pagire, II
Robilscheck, e A H Walzen, L D
Davidson.
Anaheim-Mrs B Dreyfus.
San Gabrlel-G L Spinner.
Riverside-J II Fountain and
family.
Arixona-O III Sim mons, Jos At.
kins, T J Hubbard, w Hargreave,
g L Hill, Mrs Torr, L WELLER. J s
Manchester, A Kerriga, Jno Ross.
J II Smith and family. Mrs A H
Webb. Mrs H A Kingsley.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Times
says: The defeat In California of
one Of the six Democratic candi-
dates for Presidential Electors
illustrates very forcibly the folly Of
the Democratic party, as we'll as
the weakness Of the electoral sys-
tenn. It 10 possible that under GER
tain contingencies the full vote of
the State OF California might be
needed to decide the national cleo.
ton In one way or another. II this
were the case and one vote should
decide which ofthe two Presidential
candidates was elected, one can
imagine how severe would be the
strain upon the forbearance of the
people who must see their will
thwArted by the unpopularity Of q
candidate for Presidential Elector.
Under the laws Of some States
Terry would forever be debarred
from holding any Office in the gift
Of the citizens. But California
Bourbons, arrogantly disregarding
the sentiment Of the people, forced
this man upon their ticket. The
result 10 Q rebuke which Is most
signal and emphatic.
The Tribune says: Hancock car
ried California by from 81 to 143
plurality, and Garfield carried 1t
by 607 plurality. Hancock gets
Ave electoral votes and Garfield
one. The Democratic newspapers
which regarded 1t as . lamentable
defect OF the electoral system that
those citizens Of California who
preferred to vote for only five Han
cook Electors we're able to do 1t,
are respectfully requested to wall q
little over this latest defeat, whore.
by . State can be carried by two
candidates, and that one, who re-
eeives much smaller majority,
can get nearly all the electoral
votes.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE papers
are filled with evidence Of the man.
ufacture Of vast quantities Of oleo-
margarine In the city, equailing
8, 100 pounds day.
A Tribune representative went
ON an investigating tour yesterday,
and discovered fifteen butter fActo.
ries In full working order. He says:
The "buttern made in these con.
earns 10 = compound of various in.
0sdients, among them soapstope,
lard, tallO1, aud fatty substances.
The disgusting business 10 so prod I.
able that 1t finds numerous people
who embark in 1t. In some cases
the material used is vile beyond be.
lief, and most unwbolesOme In
others. Although the taste revolts
1t the ingredi ents used, they are
not necessarily deleterious.
Cheese IL also xduiterated with
the same .villAinous matter, and
com mission men complain that
they are nuch injured by this
growing element in the dairy bust.
neeo.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Leona Dare,
otherwise known as Bridget Mo.
Carthy, who was prominent gym.
mast and tight.rope performer In
this country some years ago, hut
who has been missed since 1876,
has appeared here suddenly In .
new role, a. the wife Of . wealthy
Austrian named Greenbaum, aud
has recently attended many Of the
most fashionable entertainments,
parties and weddings among the
elite OF the city. Within day or
two her identy has become known,
and also the facts Of the case. She
was married TO . common fellow in
the minstrel line named Hall, and
was travelling with him through
Austria four years ago, when one
day she got heavy fall, using her
up completely for stage business.
Her worthless husband deserted her
and has not been heard from since.
Then Greenbaum, who had con.
ceivsd . great liking for her 81.
though considerably her junior,
took care Of her, and whom she re-
covered, persuaded her stO marry
him. His parents protested and
disowned him. but tho couple lived
happily and came to Chicago
eventually, whom her beauty and
his wealth and their decent be-
havior gained for them social re.
coRnition. A few days since they
doomed II Wise for her to get .
diverce from her former husband,
Hall, which abe did ct her former
country home In THE State, and
the parties we're REMARKED yeetefs
day Then theeo feete Became
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