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q reduction. One road had been definite
ly represented as being in favor OF the re.
duction that was the Illinois Central. but
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad,
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
and the Alton and st. Louis were none OF
them advocates OF this reduction, but we're
opposing it, and he would within ten days
lay before the committee memorials in
opposition to the reduction from railroad
companies that would make, in point OF
capital Invested, length OF line and impor-
tance OF interests, the railroads that were
represented as in favor OF the reduction
almost shriyel into insignihcance.
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Washington Letter 70 Philadelphia Times.
Delegate Cannon, Of Utah, appears to
be very popular with all the members OF
the House Of Representatives. He is
mentioned by them as thorough gentle
man in all llrespeCts, possessing great intel
ligence and much beneyolence. He is
not likely TO be in any way sufferer
from the petition from the Woman's Anti
Polygamy Society OF Utah, which was
placed In the desks OF all the members OF
the House two weeks ago, urging that he
be expelled. Several OF the Representa-:
tiyes have spoken to me on the subject
and said they would not vote to expel
him. The memorial sets forth that he d
married TO four wiyes-frst, Elizabeth
Hoasland, who has lour sons and two
dauehters; second, Sarah Jane Jenny,
VINO IND four SONS and one daughter;
third. Eliza Finney, who has two sons
fourth, Martha Filley, who has twin girl
J and three sonsi
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WOOSTER LEr1ER.


Prof DnIEell'H Lecture ON Goethe.
WOOSTER, o., February A, 1880.
Elisof, GntOlllEsncer.
On Tuesday evening last Prof. R. G.
Dalzell, of our city, lectured in "Quinby
Opera House" upon Goethe"
It will be remembered by many Of your
citizens that two years ago Mr.. Dalzell
was called to I'll the professorship oi
"Modern Languages" in Wooster Uni
yersity, a position he once before held in
1870.
The subject was well chosen as applying
TO his department; and quite number Of
students and friends Of theluuiversity
availed themselves OF the opportunity to
be instructed concerning 80 eminent a
writer from among the German classics.
It would be impossible in one evenings
IllectuTe 10 give complete account OF such
D truly great man, embracing, as he did, q
wide range; OF knowledge in various SCI
ences and arts, and fluency in eight
languages;
The lecturer said that he might fail in
producing tho desired effect upon his
hearers, but OF one thing he was certain,
that the theme itself was a great as well as
an interesting one, and that he would
commend 10 all true lovers of literature
study OF Goethe's life and literature. 1t
was evident to oil those present that the
lecture had been carefully studied and was
as complete and polished production as
one would wish to hear. II Itpartook more
or less OF philosophic nature, yet con-
tanned many amusing incidents character.
ishc Of the man. Two OF these l shall
mention. Goethe, he said, while in col
lege was not afraid OF work, but he did
what many OF you, my young friends, are
now doing-he studied everything and
attended 70 every duty except those pre-
scribed In the college curriculum. Anoth-
, er, was the habit he formed Of never stay
ing with his sweetheart after ten o'clock,
q rule he never overstepped save once,
when, having forgotten his night.key, they
resolved to sit the night out. The spirit
truly was willing, but the flesh weak, and
ere morning they we're found sleeping not
only in the arms of "Morpheus" but also
In each others arms.
The Professor spoke for two hours, and
when the audience separated, each one felt
they had spent an evening OF rare enjoy.
ment and profit. d. @. l..
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INCREASE OF THE GERMAN ARMY.

BERLIN, February ga correspondent
says: Intimations this morning in some
OF the semi.official papers, are that an In
crease in the German army is intended,
even beyond that already announced,
namely, by the formation Of special AL.
sace.L Lorraine regiment, which has caused
no little sensation. 1t Is understood that
Baron Won ManteuGel, Governor General
OF Alsace- Lorraine, supports the proposal,
as tending to create national feeling in the
annexed provinces.
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VOLUME XxvIII.-NUMBER l4l.

south Of Warrington in consequence Of
an cid oil well which has been flowing oil.
recently. About forty gallons have been
caught, said to be very flne article.
The b. & o. R. r., have doubled their
tariff on coal from Fairmont to Manning
ton and other points. Thisis causing con-
siderable excitement among our people.
This will initiate very much against the
business interests Of our people. onr
people expect to make this railroad tariff
q question in the next campaign.
The Grant boom Of Pennsylvania Is no.
go with our people. They regard itas a
Cameron trick and an attempt to bulldoSe
the American people. But twill rebound
beofre June next. OCCASIONAL,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The College OF the Propaganda, Rome
will give 1000 lire to the relief of the Irish
distress.
The London morning journals agree in
the opinion that the Irish and the Afghan
affairs will receive large amount OF atten-
ton in the coming session Of the Parlia'
ment.
Rear admiral Botsch, commander of the
German squadron at the of time the collis-
ion, by which the Grosser Kurfurst was
sunk, has been promoted to the rank Of
Vice Admiral.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 5.-The bullion in
the Bank Of England decreased E45, 600 in
the past week. The proportion in reserve
to the liability Is 4sE per cent. The rates
Of discount are hardening, partly in con-
sequence otthe general advance in prices
and the improvement In business, and
partly in consequence OF the pressure on
the money market created blythe sale oi
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GLASGOW, February 5.-steamer State :
Of Alabama Is aground in the river.
NEw YoRK, February 5.-Arriyed, FIJI.
sis, Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, February 8. = Arrived
Gallia and Montana. s5S
LONDON, February s. The steamers
Bessafabia, Cornwall and Rotterdam
from New York, and Quebec, from Pots
land, srrtyed out, ~.
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pe,trneil,e Fire in Prorre...

NEw YoRK, February 6.-l:SO A. NJ
The large six story chair factory Of Smith
& Crane, 12s and l95 West Twenty-eighth
street, Is now in flames, with every proba'
.bihty OF the irespreading TO other build
ings, many hydrants being frozen and the
Tfifeinen finding difficulty in obtaining 1
good supply Of water. The loss Of Smith 4
Crane WilIfeaeh $4,000,
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COLUMBIA, S. G., February ga negro
cabin on the plantation Of Capt. VIM
Stock, thirteen miles north OF Columbia,
was burned Tuesday night, two men and q
woman and six children perished in the
flames. The FIRE was discovered by Q
colored woman, who ran to the burning
house and pulled of board, when she
heard one OF the children attempting L
awaken It's father, but without success
Before other aid arrived, the house and al
In 1t was burned.
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one million and half Of treasury bills,
which were allotted yesterday at slightly
above 2 per cent premium, and by bids
for the new South Australian Government
four per cent loan Of three and one quarter
millions, which, at minimum Of 92!, was
covered nearly five times over. No allot-
ments were made below S43.
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PENSACOLA, February 5.-A general
feeling Of satisfaction pervades business
and all other circles at the extension Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to
Tidewater, near this place. 0annons were
fred in honor Of the event.
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Iris to be hoped the prices for publish
ing Tilden notices this year will be salts
factory, and that copy will be promptly
furnished to our neighbors Of the Register.
II this is done they can avoid the awkward
complications Of four years since, and be
relieved from their present un.Jefer-
Io6iap occupation OF advOcatinga third
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The New German Cure for Consumption.
THE London Lance calls attention to
the new "cure" which the German medi-
cal press has been discussing for some
weeks past, and which excites considera-
bic attention. Consumptive patients in
the Innsbruck Hospital have been under
treatment by this method, with, 1t is said,
results that surpass expectations, but ne
definite statistics Of the cases are as yet
published. Asa consumptive patient does
not weigh much, the remedy, which Is
otherwise simple enough, seems to be pro-
portioned on homeopathic principles. Ihe
mora emaciated the patient the less Of the
curative salt he will get. The tollowingis
The prescription: A five per cent solution
of benEoate OF soda Is TO be inhaled twice
daily for seven weeks by means OF Sic
gIe's atomiEing inhaler, in the proportion
of one part OF the salt to l0OOth OF the
bedy weight. The quantity necessary lor
a patient l40 pounds in weight would
therefore, be about 2t ounces at each in
halation; and the inhaler must be careful
iy adjusted for such large amount to be
taken Into tho air passages. a certain
proporiion will always escape into and
peFmeate the air OF the room, and the pa
tient should remain therein for an houi
after each inhalation. We can easily un
derstrSd, says the Lance, that inhalatoni
al benEoate OF soda may be Of some bene
dt in checking the formation Of mucus o.
nus Ia bronchiectatic and even in phthisi
al cavities; In fact, the old Friar's balsan
hss long been, Rndis still, frequently en-
nioyed with advantage for this purpose
fhis, however, Is not the result 70 be So
cured by the new cure. ~. me ata penaoaS snao;s
haeteria 10 which the tuberculiEing pro
cess 4 assumed to be due, and then IN
common iniiammatow changes lose thei
destFnctiye character and, slowly neal i
seems moro likely TO benefit chronic ease
81 phihitis with proilise expeetogat,en,
than those IN which true Tuberculosis =
taking plAce,
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PAPAL CHANGES.

LONDON, February 5. - The Brussels
Europa states that N. Won Mittelli, papal
nuncio OF that city, has been ordered TO
Vienna to replace Cardinal Resallea, called
to Rome to supersede Cardinal Nina
as the Papal Secretary Of State.
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FAMINE IN MEsoPorAMIA.

PARIS, February 5.-French Mission
aries in Masul give a painful account oi
the ravages Of famine in Mesopotamia
and Kurdistan, where the Christians,
Jews and Mohomedans all suffer.
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Ghe GateQiastlEer:
once, Nos. ao and "a fourteenth street

DoS oAMEROx's lifted the lid little too
high when he endeavored to show the
country that the Pennsylvania kettle was
full Of Grant. The Blaine business boiled
MA.
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

The third locomotive ofthe Bellaire ant
Southwestern railroad has arrived here
Unlike the first two, It has no name on il
The fog and uncloudy sky Wednesda!
night combined to made some beautiful
effects on trees, especially on those neal
the river. Ice on the trees makes tht
twigs more clumsy, and clear and shiny
but the frost made them as white as snow
itself, while every little twig stood out
plain.
Those sidewalks where no attempt was
made to comply with the snow ordinance
present some very sloppy walking In the
melting sun.
Capt W. H. Brown has ordered a meet.
ing OF Company D for Saturday night, for
drill and inspection. The boys ought GER
tainly TO turn out, for Captain Brown has
been remarkably easy on them. :,
Some farmers arc looking around, al
ready, for vessels ohold their sugar water
Newton Marsh got home Thursday
forenoon on the @. and 7. train. He
walked home supported by two friends to
ease his sore feet.
Gen. W. II. Gibson's promised lecture
has not been heard OF yet; but it has not
been missed much Just lately, with 80
many amusements on hand.
Armstrong & Smiths planning mill has
not been running for few days. The cold
weather makes working uncomfortable in
their building.
The new glass house in the old 1mple.
ment Works will be called tho IEtna.
Quite q popular name around here.
Bellaire affords very few suitable hills
for sled riding -coastiug; and all sorts OF
expedients are Tesortcd to. A ring OF
over hundred feet in diameter was worn
on the square Thursday and was constant
iy full Of succession Of sIeds and riders.
Il. G. F.
BCllairc Election.
BELLAIRE, O., Feb. 5, 1880.
Editors Intelllgcncer:
AS the day OF our municipal election
much is to be heard about
who shall be the candidates for the several
Offices that will be vacant. The office Of
Marshall seems to be the great objective
point. We have heard several persons
spoken Of that we have no doubt with ex-
perienCe would make efficient officers,
but the first consideration should be expe.
rience. 1t has been the custom here for
all parties To renominate the inCumbents.
The death OF Larry Archer, however,
will prevent this rule from being followed,
which it would have been had he lived.
His brother, Shannon Archer, has been
acting on the force in the Second ward,
and both alone, and in assisting his BROTH
er, has been conspicuous for skill and
bravery. Some arc urging Shannon's
nomination who do not generally take
part in politics. The late Marshall, at the
solicitation OF friends, resigned a lucra-
iveplace that was permanent to accept
the Marshalship, and he was promised the
denomination Il he wished it. The same
families that relied upon the two brothers
for support now only have the one TO
look to.
In conclusion, We would say that by
nominating and electing Shannon Archer,
we will still have an officer that will not
shrink from his duty, and at the same
time nominally do that which has been
our custom in the past.
ZErHoN.
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MRrunb fGrry news
The vote last Saturday on the question Of
the corporation issuing bonds for 10000
for the construction Of railroad from
this place to YorkviIle, which is intended
to form link in the route to Toledo, re-
'suhS5 in a manner most gratifying to the
friends OF progress. The entire vote cast
was 4s5, Of which 4Oi were in favor, and
81 opposed to the proposition. With such
aresult in the face Of opposition, which
stopped at no mis.statement calculated TO
detract from the popularity OF the propo.
siion, the friends Of this measure may
well feel elated; and II a judicious use is
made OF this fund, feel that the prosperity
Of our town is secured. Such vote will
give confidence to the people all along the
line-additional subscriptions will flow in
the necessary amount Of local aid will
be secured, and by the arrival OF the profit
able season for operations, we hope to
hear OF the contractor having an army Of
lAborers at work on all the heavy parts OF
the work.
It now remains for our people to secure
the appointment, as trustees, OF the very
best men In our community; men in
whose judgment and executive ability the
people have confidence, and men who are
favorable TO the enterprise. 1t would
surely be suicidal to select any man as
trustee, who has fought the proposition
step by step, from its first inception, up TO
the hour when the last ballot was deposit
cd in the ballot box; whose opposition is
not conquered but temporarily smothered
BY the overwhelming avalanche OF ballots
10 carry out the wishes OF the people in
this matter; we might expect obstacles to
be thrown in the way which, ultimately
would prove insurmountable, and thus,
defeat would take the place OF victory. Let
the friends Of the measure indicate plainly
and Enthusiastically to the court their
wishes in the,patter, and thus reap the
reward OF the victory won last Saturday
by securing the appointment OF men to
carry into execution their wishes who are
In sympathy with the measure.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-09-16

LEAF
With the chills and fever, the victim of
malaria may still recover by using this
celebrated specific, which not only
breaks up the most aggravated attacks,
but prevents their recurrence. 1t is inf
niteIy preferable to quinine, not only be-
canse 1t does the business far more thor
oughly, but also on account Of its perfect
wholesomeness and invigorating action
upon the entire system.
rS-For sale by all Druggists and DEAL
ers generally.
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a Relic Of tho War

Yesterday q well-dressed man
but this Is not fashionable article,
what's the use In describing a
mans dress? Anyway, the man en-
tered a store, and taking a brass
button from his pocket he handed
it to a bystander, and remarked:
"Rather a valuable relic. This
button was shot from Gen. Han
cocks coat at the battle of Gettys-
burg. My father was on Hancock's
staff and picked up the button when
it fell from the Generals coat"
IT should think th1k 1t was
valuable," said the man examin-
ing It. "From Hancock's coat?
Well, I declare. Whatll you take
for III. Excuse me, cir l should not
have asked such a silly question:
mo offence, sir, I wouldn't sell
the relic, Of course, as 1t is bound
to me by moro than one tie. My
father is dead" and the man look
ed away while the other party
turned and made foreign remark
to boy that stood by the counter
la2ily turning the leaves OF IL lot of
sheet music. "No, I would not sell.
It," continued the man, "but as 1
am In strailened circumstances,I am
going 10 the pawn shop and pawn
It,"
"Don't do that. Let me take it.n
UWnI lam, M A,,O DALI, -
The money was handed over and
after the relic man had carefully
taken down the address of the cap
italist he walked out. About five
minutes afterward the clerk of a
neighbOriDg store entered and eX-
claimed: "See here, fellers; I'VE got
the boss relic "A ''....,.i shot from
General Fl 'ncock's coat at the bat
tie OF Get ysburg." He then unwrap-
ped lot Of oil paper from a brass
button.
"Where did you get it?" asked
the man who had similar curios.
ity.
"I got 1t from man whose
father picked 1t up just after q bull
let had clipped it from Hancock's
coat. The poor fellow had started
to the pawn shop. ] let him have
ten dollars on It,"
"What, no! boss" exclaimed
another man, entering the store
and holding upa brass button.
"Here's relic for you. Shot from
General Haneock's coat during
the"
"Say, there" said man look
ing through the door, edo you fell
lers want to see II relic of the war,
shot"
tive got Que thapll beat it," said
a man stopping and fumbling in
his vest pocket.
"Hole on dar," said colored
man. "Let me show yer de boss
curyasity. Hits II hutton got
Often"
"Oh let up" exclaimed several
voices, while the noise of buttons
rolling on the floor was heard.
"Less look for that feller," said
the frst victim. Why, bust my
buttons, somebody must have
drawn on Hancock with II double
barrel shotgun"
The party went out, and the only
Information learned of him was
that he had just cut the buttons
from an old army coat aud started
for the next town.-LitHe Rock
Gazette.
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Union soda Works.

Mr.. R. W. Nordholt has sold the Union
holt collects all bills due the Union Soda
Works and pays all bills contracted
previous to this date. Tho boxes and
bottles Of the Union Soda Works belong
to H. W. 6t0l1.
sept. llth, 1850, sl&1w
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SEPTEMBER DRAWING,


Wemft by P0StO1hc6 MONEY Oruer Heg-
81 ,red Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
10 insure against mistakes or delays
will please write their
Wing nunber OF Post-Ofnoe box or
street, and Town, County and state.
All communications connected with
he Distribution and Orders. for Tickets
b 1uld be addressed to r. n. BOARD.
II in, Courier.Journal building, louis
lila, KY, or SO7 and 500 broadway
Sew York. nt-d&w
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me s,,unssoa IN Franco.


sr. PErGas JRa, Sept. 14th.-
symplpnis oi 81. Siberian plague
have appeared smongst the people
of village rear Odessa.
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Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF COMPTRoLLrn,
OF THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. Aueusf n. ieoo

Whereas. By satisfactory evidenee nm.
sented to the undersigned, il has becn
made to appear that The First Nationai
BANK OF Los Angeles, in the City 81 nj
angeles, In the county OF Los 2neSf61
and State OF California, has CON S1iS&
with all the provisions or the HSxi5S7
Sa a, Or the United States required .
shall be authorised to commenGS NJ
business of banking: :" : ! -
NOW, therefore. I, John s. Lanevorfh1z
Acung Comptroller OF the Curfen0v. rs
hereby certify that The First Neff214l
nann OF Los Angeles. in the CITY q ~
anu state OF California, is aufhoIiSe6 n
commence c,, the business OF banking q
provided In Section ffty.one hundrSd
and sixty-nine of the Revised 6tafnfss ~
the United States, = =
IN testimony. whereof, witneeo ~
August, 1850. ~ -
lSeal OF the Comptroller OF the Cur.
rency.l u.s.. LANGWORTHY- s
Acting Comptroller Of the Cufrosey.
w. zsSi. ant nov
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These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature of 1873 and sustained by the
Courts of Kentucky. occur regularly on
and Fridays excepted, for the period OF
FIVE YEARS.
The United States Circuit Court on
March Slst, rendered the following deci-
slOns.
Ist-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company IL legal.
2i-Its drawings are fair.
N. B.-This Company has now on hand
q large reserve fund. Read the list OF
pri yes for the
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"B0na fide,"

The following Is taken from the
columns Of the York Daily, York,
Pa: "The testimonials in possess
ion of H. H. Warner & Co., pro.
prietors of Warmers Safe Rene
dies, are not manufactured to or
der, are bona tide,' and have at
tached date, time, place and sigma
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Coming south Going North

Both steamships call At Port Hartford
(SanL Obispo) land Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at s45o'clock p. M, Los An
geles time. ~ 4