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The dealers in Italy say that
the competition of American
cerais is crushing out their own pro-
auctions, American grain being
better than their best, cheap
er. and unlimited in respect
Of supply.
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LOSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE, July 2l.-Los Angeles
Mrs G L Ferguson, Mrs w G Bash
ford, Mrs n p Evens, Chas Weber
F w Craig, W g Wiley, J Jacobs
EB Ryan, II Il Ladd, ] w Nc
,Cuchen, G E Stevens, Mrs A s Ev
arts, Ben Walsh and wife. Miss
Belle Richardson, Miss Marcia
Richardson, NJ g Fold, Mr. Webster
Arizona-M b Allen.
Kuird her Brusner.tn-Law.
MERGED, July 2l.-A homicide
was ommitted at Cathey Valley,
Mariposa county last night by Mrs.
MCCAIN, wife of Frank Mccain,
the victim being Pat McCann, jr.,
the elder brother Of slsyer's hus
band. Patrick aud Frank Mccain
are sons Of Judge Patrick Mccain,
one OF the first settlers of Mariposa
county. The Sheriff of Mariposa
county brought the news here and
was unable to give any particulars
of tina killing.
F.txn.ina Acc,aaut ~ J-rssy Caty
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Tbis MORN
ing a caisson. leading to the ent-
rance of the Hudson river tunnel,
constructed at 10th street, Jersey
City, caved in, carrying with 1t an
immense quantity Of earth. Tween
ty.one men were buried. Seven
were soon after taken out bruised,
but not seriously, and rescuers were
laboring hal to reachtbe remain
/. ing fourteen. Meanwhile, water
from the river flowed in rapidly
and steam fire engines were set to
work to save those who might still
be rescued from drowning. The
women residing in the vicinity OF
the tunnel and a very large and ex.
cited crowd of people soon gath.
cred.
LA TER.-It now appears that
twenty-five men lost their lives
while eight had All almost mirac'
ulous escape. The night gang Of
thirty men, including Assistant
Superintendent Woodward and
two fremen, entered the shaft al
mids light. The depth of the shaft
was sixty five feet aud while mos1
Of the men were employed at the
bottom of the shaft, about one
Third of the gang was engaged or
the brick wall Of an arch twenty
five feet higher. 1t was the latte
squad, all bricklayers, that escaped
except two men. The arch of the
tunnel runs out from the shat
about thirty feet when it opens in
to two distinct arches tina
are to form the tunnel. Through
some negligence of the men it i
supposed the air lock was not prop
erly ADJUSTED when the process G
shifting commenced. The brio
wall connecting the two archie
gave way and the water rushed in
TO the caves. In the accident Pete
Woodland, Assistant Superintel
dent, Frank Alleston, Foreman
4. Thomas Burns, Foreman, ali
twenty-five workmen perishe'
The Superintendent thinks the a
In tile tunnel must have escape
through the sill. He has put
gang Of one hundred men to wor
who will make q new passage
the tunnel. They are not expect'
r. to accomplish the task In less ths
three days.
more osshe Tunnes Disaster.
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New Orleans, 1880.

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fresh in the public mind
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INTHE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,
On Saturday July 31st, 1880.

These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky. according to con-
tract made with the owners Of the Frank-
lori grant, will occur regularly on the
asst day Of every month, sundays and
FRIDAYS excepted, for the period OF FIVE
YEARS, terminating on June 50, 1859.
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"Ever is on exhibition at Roches-
ter, N. Y, and open, free to all, the
thousands of testim onials II. II.
Warner & Co. have on file.
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(San LuisO bispo) land santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right Q
change the steamers or their days OF
SAILING.
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45o'clock P. M. Los An
geles time.
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CHICAGO. July 2l.--rhe Times
says a gentlman from Maine in
forms u Times correspondent at
Boston that the Democratic. Green
back alliance in that State will GER
tainly fall to pieces before election.
The fusioDists object to the Pres
idential electors named by the
Bourbons on the ground that they
are hard money men and SYM
pathiZei with the rebellion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
more otsne Au""o'
NEW YORK, July 21.-An official

rsn6s 81 the tunnel disaster says
thnt as men were ia the unnel
wneo the Accideu. occurred, of
whom S escaped and 20 were
arowned. The nee given 8 that
nrebably he meu did not watch
tbe brlof wall OF the working
shafts as closely as they ehould.
Tbe aeciaent wifi stop the work for
,hreo weeks. There exc no other
nolnts IN the Official report not al
sdy covered. When the eight
nod gotten ont, another work.
trying to pass through the
ling iton The air-lusk into
qy chamber Of the
ammed n the d,orwsy
5he efforts of those
sot be brought out as
upon him md held
stsr Woodin ad, AS.
itendent, told the
get out; when the
fastened in the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
the GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
OF the CENTURY.
Biographical Annals of the Civil Govern.
rasnt Of the United States, During the
First Century of its existence.
FROM ORIGINAL AND OFFICIAL SOURCE
by Chea. Lanman.
Author Of the "Dictionary Of Congress,
"Private life Of Daniel Webster" cred
Book CT Michigan"

This valuable work, the only one OF Its kind
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signing of the Declaration of Independence,
making In all, about FIFTEEN THOUSAND PER
IonAL lEyERENoKs in the volume. 1t en-
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rom Foreign Countries. Executive Officers in
Ill the Departments Of the Nation, as well NJ
Ill tho Governors OF the states and Terrific
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tabular Information, gathered from official
sources, calculated to illustrate the growth
md present condition Of the Government OF
the United States. For greater converts nee
Or reference. the Book Is arranged in two
parts: the first containing the
BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS.
and some idea OF the value and extent of the
Tabular information which forms the SEQ.
o Nd PART, may be gathered from the sub
oined
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Delegates to the Colonial Congress.
The Declaration Of Independence.
Bigners Of the Declaration.
Delegates to the Continental Congress.
Sessions of the Continental Congress.
Presidents OF the Continental Congress.
Articles OF Confederation.
The Constitution Of the United States.
Sessions of the Federal Congress.
Speakers oil the House OF Representatives.
Presidents OF the Senate.
Secretaries of the Senate.
Clerks Of the House OF Representatives.
Ohaplains to Congress-.
successive Administrations.
Executive officers of the OWL Service.
Presidential Electors.
~
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c0niIaeRoe EngIne compnny No.
sToCe OILERS NEE TING

Tie Annual Nectlngc( ihc etnsk 4 ala
ers ~ iht Co-0rs fafiS< NrsScrp 4 I'd
Fruit CsripanS " Zoe Ar.o}es torii,f--,
wili be hold atthc oiiico q she rcfz1tIn
~ tte ORC - Thrusse 4. Carey. 81 nj =
1p-ssairr, 20 nes o. Teinple ~rd ..ptin1
IS b day 81 Ssag lsSo. AZ e o'cioet y s. f(r|
re eleCtlon Of tUr~4s u he n<n' * Il
year. nls1 tbe 1Fo1re cekon esr.s Z. 81 .,<r
isS s.ns.s = = No. IA; ~ -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

INDIANAPOLIS, July 21.-Hon.
Carl Scbuiz, Secretary of the In
terror, addressed an immense as
semblage OF Republicans at the
Wigwam tonight.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

LONDON, July 2l.-1n the House
of Commons last night the Irish
Relief bill'wus passed through the
Committee Of the Whole. NOlan's
clause, authorizing loans to rail.
way and other companies, to trus-
tees of canals and To riverand har-
Dor commissioners, was added to
the bill. The bill was then read a
third time and passed.
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Erys"s." ii.rns"atxt tae VIRGINIA
- aprcpncy.

/. CHICAGO, July 81 The Jour.
mails Washington special says n
Bum Der of Democratic leaders are
to meet ut White sulphur Springs,
Virginia, Saturday when an effort
will be made to harmouza the two
Dam ocratic factions in that State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

doorway he called out to to those
who had escaped telling them to
hurry and try to get assistance
and help the rest and himself who
were left behind. He refused to
leave himself, saying he would
stay and make every effort to get
the rest out and, lift were not possi-
BILE, then those escaping must try
to get the rest and himself out
alive.
Judge THOMPSON contributes I"
STRAW.
NEW YORK, July 21.---Ex-Judge
j. Thompson, of Los Angeles. was
one of the visitors at Republican
heaquarters yesterday. This year
he will vote for the Republican
candidates. He thinks California
is close, but with the necessary
amount of work it can be carried.
rae toniniit-s uIs rrruhs
NEW YORK, July 21.-The Sen
ate Com mittee for inquiring into
election frauds has adjourned to
meet in Washington at the call of
the chairman,
GouId's OpinsO".
NEw YORK, July 2l.-Jay Gould
predicts the election of Hancock.
Tpe thnmpson st~rver.
NEW York, July 2l.-Dr. Tan.
ner is quite bright aud lively to-
day. the tMeniN- fnuIlh of his fnst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

NEW York, July 21.-Dr. Tan.
ner is quite bright aud lively to-
day, the twenty-fourth Of his fast.
From midnight TO noon he drank a
little over pint of water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22


JEFFERSON CITY, Mo July 2l.-
Tne Democratic State Convention,
after temporary organization was
effected, took recess until 2 P. II,
6ener., chambers ws,i w,,bnr"w.
GALVESTON, July 2l.-General
Chambers, Greenback nominee for
v G. President, has announced his
intention to withdraw. His health
is not good and he cannot canvass
the State. He thinks that, to con-
tinue in the race would do an in
Justice to his friends and add 10
strength to the party.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

declaring that, ~ vie" IL. Le t}.-
nesC rejection of the former =. tY
of st. Petersburg. there is no longer
place for solution Of the Kuldia
difficulty.
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A Kansas City reporter button

A Kansas City reporter button
holsd Senator Vest on Tuesday. He
thought Seymour would be the Dem
ocratic nominee that Tilden stock
was declining that Bayard was talked
of Q good deal, but that his hard
money proclivities would kill him !;
that Grant was way ahead on the Re-
publican side; that Sherman was dis
tanced, and that the Oklahoma bill
would pass. This last opinion is put
last. but that is by no means the posi-
ton it occupies in the honorable
thoughts of the honorable junior Sen
ator. The Senator has taken 60 long
to reply to the accusation made by the
New York Herald that he was urging
the passage of the Oklahoma bill in
the interest of George G. Vest and
Jay Gould, that if the result may be
measured by the amount Of prepare
ton, it will absolutely crush the Her.
aid from existence.
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Kansas for Blame.

Topeka, Has. April 1.-The Re-
publican State Convention did no,
adjourn until nearly two O'Clock this
morning.
The resolution naming the dele.
gates TO Chicago WAS finally adopted
by vote of lsS to lis.
The resolution naming John Schil-
ling, W. A. Pepper. jos. ID. Snoddy,
X. W. p. Muse and II. Richie as
Presidential electors was adopted
without opposition. the Grant men no,
voting.
After adjournment the delegates
from the Third District met i'm
caucus and elected +. j. Anderson
Of Shawnee county. and Jas. NJ.
Steele of Wichita. as delegates Ia the
Chicago Convention. They are both
Grant men AMI will claim seals ~ the
national convention.
The delegates from the Second
District took the same action and
elected 5. T.. Sears and 5. A. Day,
both Gran; men. as delegates to the
national convention.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

The convention of the 14th must
not be permitted to crowd out of men,
ory the important immigration Socie-
~ Convention, which meets in st.
Louis on the 18th. The railway COM
panies terminating in St. Louis, in
GLIDING the St. LOUIS and Keokuk and
NJ. K. & T., having agreed to trans
port free all delegates to the State I'm
grafton Convention, it is we'll to state
that the passes are personal and will
only be issued to delegates whose
names are given to the companies by
the secretary Of the immigration So
ciety. The secretary is now engaged
in forwarding passes to all delegates
whose names have been sent to him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF Missouri. Peth- county. ,ircHit Court.
~ vacation March ). I>>o. Thomas b. Pemh~r
ton ". Jackson Mckehon. VIM. Mck hon,
samuel Nrk~h"u, Rachael Hrkeh"n and Aiphs
Mk.hOn.
Now. ~ this day GENES the plaintiff by hi-
attorney, aud il.- "a petition nom which vi
appears that the q. fen.isnt. Jack, Mekeh0n.
L. :, iun resident of thi~ STATE. Whereof. oi;
notion oi pi,,utIifhy hI~ attorney. II ~ ordered
by the c't:k that the Defendant. Jackson Nc
kehoG. h. notified that civil action has been
commenced against him. the "hI.ct snd genera
nature 0' which to- correct error as {" report
and approval Of sal. mail. nv administrator. OF
Js~,.r Reeds estate lands hsreinafter mentioned.
ai.t ysst the title oUt of defendants. and &c
vest the same IN plaintiff of IN AMI To the follow
iuc described Pea, estate: The northeast qusrt-r
oi tn. southwest quarter, and The -"uthea-'
quarter If The >"ufhwe-i quarter. aud the north
west u'IartSr. OF the northwest quarter ut the
nuT!hw.-f Quarter ~ section thirty -h'e. IT
township iorty->iN "i range twenty three. sl'i
uus~- he appear at at the next Way term vi
this court. L. 10 begun and held ut SssiaIa within
and for P'ttI- county.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY NEXT.
sni on or tel.,T- the sixth day thereof, an
answer the piain'ift- petition. the same viii be
taken against ham = confessed. Aud " j. turtle
ordered that's copy hereof he published sccori
iaa Law, N the. Ss.isiIs Weekly Bax"o. news
Vap-r printed and Published ~ the co,:nty .
Petti-.
ira. -opy-Aite-t
r. II INGRAM. Clerk.
Nv CIiFFokp l. JscN~">. II. e..
". e.. >lnnet. Pislntifi.> ATTORNEY. 3-swN
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Pt'I;i.i, SALE.


Whgrra~. "n th. first .i,v of september 4 Il,
tssi, !. y. Baker. and Mary VI Baker did by
Their trust deed Of that date. -rll and convey
and warrant :. Nrwton trustee. and his succe--
~"r> IA trust. thu f","w.ns described property,
t"-wu: The southwest qrIart-r Of the S"nthea-t
quarter, "t section fifteen. an thirty acre. of
the es-; ~t'ie at the southeast quarter. If the.
southwest quarter ut section fifteen. town-h y
fOrtv-ve. ami tine southeast quarter OF the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter. section
thirty i've. township fortv--iX. all in r,nse twrnt,
two. west Of nv" u. VI. Petti> County, Missouri,
To >.'.':r~ IN. pay iuent 1T one Thousand dollars
snsi d. IN i've from the ,iatr of renewal tor
three years from September is.s. thereof. bear
'ns ten per cent inIere>, per annrm, payable
>-tri-annutlly. ~ manifested by the interest
COUPONS to sali bonds attached, Tor the sum
~ ~ respectively. PAYABLE every -IX months
during the time sand bonds had to run. And.
Whereas. % - PROVIDED in saIi trust deed thai IN
ease 81 default ~ the payment of sand bonds IT
interest coupons at maturity the SAID trustee. or
~ the event -, h> ab-enre from tn. state Ut
Missouri. or inahrllty To- act. hts suece--s M
trust. Charles >hsckief"ri, the acting st.fit. at
Pstti~ county. Missouri. should, upon th.
application uf the legal holder ct SAID bonds,
after having advertised nh. for twenty t,y~.
~ public newspaper M said Pctii~ county. sell
sud premises AMI all right and equity OF
d~mption AMI homestead If sand !. y. Baker
and wife. their heirs ant Assigns ~ TN. court
house door. Ia Pettls county, To- ;he high.> II
bri't"r. for ash. AMI execute am, deliver to
sLe purchaser Dr purchasers deed or beds Of
conveyance IN lee 10 the premises solai.
and apply the proceeds thereof as ~ali
trt~t - provided. all of which will more
iully appear nv reference To record ~ sand
trust deed. in books page rs of P-t;i- soUnty
trust deed AMI mortgsg. records. AMI wheress.
default ha- been made in the paym-n ri the ~
ter-~t coupon iu. IN the I~t iay OF March. A. a.
ls>i and by reason OF said default the principal
aforesaid has b-c"ue due. mi whereas saId ;.
Newton and Charles ShacKl-ford j. absent from
the state OF Missouri. and th- l-,',l holder Of SAID
bonds has applied 70 the Undersigned 20 seli >ad
premises; Now. therefore, pubic notice - here
nv gwen. that Will BY virtue ot power me
vested nv said trust deed. sell -:,id premises
he re;ntsfor- described.
oNrHE I'm DAY oF APRIL. A. H. 1sso
At the door Of the court house in Seialia. Pettt-
county Missouri between the hours of ten and
four Of thar day. to the highest bladder for cash.
and convey To- the purchaser or purchasers. by
deed IN fee >u pl all the right title aud interest
al >adi- y. Baker aud wife and their heirs and
assigns. IN and To- the premises -..d
:. NtkRY, sheriff amt acting trustee.
3-.swtd
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Ia i, Drouthy Kansas

Havana, April /. - The drought
which has prevailed for over shree
months in the most fertile portions
Of Cuba has done immense damage
t. the tobacco crop. In Vuelta Abajo it
is almost destroyed and plantation. are
unusually exposed to FIRE, but luckily
the fires have been comparatively
few. The estimated total Sugar crop
will not exceed 100000 tons. The
instruction east Of the island ianguish.
Is. but robbery and vagrancy are on
the increase fearfully.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

We are glad to notice the fourth
enlargement, within less than nine
months, of the St. Joe Ne,cs, one Of
the liveliest evening papers in the
West. Among other self-congratula-
tory squibs published on the occasion,
truly doth the the Ne,cs say:
We don't know who said it; it may
have been that prince Of good fellows,
the lamented "Mug," or the eccentric
j. West, of Sedalia BAzoo fame, but
it Il . fact, nevertheless, and it runs
like this:
"whoso bloweth not his own bazoo,
The same shall not be blown"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

The Western Union has just scored
another point in the game for the pos
session of the wires seized by the u.
p. folks. In Denver, March 80,
Judge Hallett of the United States
court, awarded an injunction restrain
ing the railroads from interference with
the telegraph company's wires. The
effect of the order is to fully restore
to the Western Union all its rights on
the Colorado railways. and is decided
victory fur their side of the issue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
The D,latory Porte.

Constantinople. April 1.-The lie.
lay in regard to the sentence Of the
assassin Of the Russian Colonel
Commerof causes much indignation
and the Russian representative
threatens to quit Constan,inople if
Justice is not speedily done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

Senator Bruce's report Of the Freed
mems bank investigation, sustaining,
- it does, the worst charges of mis-
management that were ever brought
against the concern will not be i'm de-
mand Is q Republican campaign docu-
ment. 1t were better for the party of
great moral ideas could its publication
have been suppressed another year.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

That was . lawless murder, the deed
Of . band of wild, reckless and de-
6ant desperados, which Otterville wit.
messed on Tuesday, and if justice can
reach the criminal no effort should be
lacking in the attempt. A suppress.
sion of this sort of thing is required
in Missouri and there are some exam.
pies of retribution badly needed in
many country districts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

Ingalls, and Blaine captured the
Kansas delegation to Chicago, chosen
in State convention at Topeka last
night, and the GRAFT men were shown
the door. The second and third districts
now propose to send delegates of their
own choosing and a very pretty fight
there will be in Chicago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06


Coughs. Colds, Asthma and other pull.
monary affections should be looked
to and promptly treated N time,
and thue all serious results may be avoided,
and for this purpose We know of no better
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNE's CoNPoUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" The first dose
gives relief, and it is sure to cure the worst
Cold or Cough in a very short time. TT:
q Is cent bottle and be convinced, and you
will thus avoid . Doctor's bill, and most
likely . serious spell of sickness. Price Is
cents and $lOO per bottle, or ak bottles
$500. The large sise is the most econom.
ical. Prepared only By Dr.. Swsyne & Son.
so North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
b. Ill prominent druggists.