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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
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a VENTURA correspondent writes
- giving his impressions of the
'4ousrsssional candidacy of Wall
tnoe Leach, Esq, and his estimate
- that gentlelnans character and
atility. We heartily concur with
ssJnstice." Notwithstanding the
oElstence Of third party this year,
looble In numbers, and altogether
without enthusiasm or Influence,
0r. Leach Is certain to be Mr.. Pa.
ohsco's SUCCESSOR in the next Con-
gress OF ths United states. Ths
sitting member, Mr.. Pacheco, is
Mr.. Leach's only formidable oppo-
nent, and he has lost weight aud
popularity among his constituents
at such rapid rate of late that lie
Will be easily beaten. Mr.. Leach
will poll his party vote and will re-
osive, besides, large vote from
Rspublicans who have brokeD
from PArheco forever. and who
were inexpressibIy d,sgu,ted at his
nomination.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26

EVEN the Associated Press dis
patches are beginning to make it
pretty plain that. the Republicans
la the East have substantially CIV
en- up the Presidential election. In
fact, 1t Ia matter of extreme
doubt as to whether they ever en-
tertained any hope Of success from
the moment the Grant. Blaine lock.
ing of horns took place. Political
revolutions are always we'll accent.
uated, and such struggle a. the
Grant-Blaine one 10 as ominous as
the mutteriDgs from the rival
camps of Douglass and Breekin-
ridge, which heralded the over
throw Of the Democratic party,
with its consequent long exclusion
from power. Having tacitly ac-
cepted the fact that Hancock and
English will be the next President
and Vice.President of the United
States, the Republican leaders are
concentrating their forces upon Sc
curing control Of the next Senate
Of the United States. Tbs;i effort,
though . desperate one, will fall.
It 10 this view OF the matter which
makes the election Of the Msssrs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26

THAT obsolete old Republican
politician, John G. Fremont, In
stead of being out in Arizona, at.
tending TO his duties as Governor
Of that Territory, is playing the
partixan busy-body at New York,
and trying to do his little best to
1dvance the cause of Garfield.
hen john Charles was appointed
0overnor Of Arizona it took him
shout three mouths to get out to
~ post. He stayed there few
Wesks-just long enough to pick up
> few specimens Of minerals-and
then hied him to New York, to sell
mines. The old Mariposa fever
SILL burns fierceIy in his blood.
The few weeks he has spent In the
territory since his appointment
some years ago have unquestiona-
by whetted his appetite for the air
a, Rev York and the old atmos.
pbsFs Of speculation, In the latter
'of which he became that "million-
nlfe without . dollar" who pro.
voksd George Francis Trains satI.
fioal genius. Fremont ought either
- 70 to Arizona ofresign.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26

Judge J. g. Thompson, of Los
Angeles, California, q leading Dem.
ocrat Of the Pacific Slope, declares
that he has had enough OF modern
Democracy, and will vote for Gar
field aud Arthur because they rep.
resent the true principles Of Amer
ican freedom.-2roy IN. Y Wing.
In the language Of the immortal
Squeers, "here's richness for your
That remark, as applied to the
worthy Wackieford's skim milk,
hasn't near the force which right
fully attaches to 1t when character.
izing Judge Thompson's Democ'
rscy. Here is worthy gentleman
whom we have heard speak a doz.
en- times during the past six years,
and every one Of those precious or
atoricsl efforts was devoted to hit.
ting the Democratic party both
above and below the belt. Judge
Thompson a Democrat, quOtha; ia
leading Democrat" at that. Here
we have q fine exemplification Of
the old accredited practice of going
from home to hear tho news. We
beg to inform our Troy contempo-
rary that Judge J. s. Thompson. of
Los Angeles, California, is one Of
the most malignant and unrelent.
ing opponents of the Democracy
ever unesrthed in California. From
having been Republican, he
turned WorkiDgmsn, to get bet
ter opportunity to abuse and help
defeat the Democracy. Our New
York contemporary must try
again.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
Last Nights Electric Flashes.

The Deaf Mutes of America
opened their Convention at Clncin.
natl yesterday.
A Long Branch dispatch Of yes.
terday says that Washington Nc
Lean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
is likely to recover.
A cave Of rocks at Jardou's
quarry, at San Rafael yesterday af-
tefnoon, killed Patrick Tfeanor
and fatally injured two other men.
Yesterday the Reading reservoir
was completely emptied and the
citizens were depending on springs
and pumps for water for domestic
use.
Horace Maynard, late Minister to
Turkey, arrived in Washington
City yesterday, visited President
Hayes and was sworn in rs Post.
master tenerai.
A Boston dispatch Of yesterday
says that the wool market il quiet
and that stocks are accunulating.
Spring California is in moderate
demand at 35 and 36. Nothing was
doing in foreign woods.
A terrific storm of thunder and
lightning passed over Bridgeport,
Connecticut, yesterday. striking a
schooner and killing Charles F.
Schrieb ber, her steward, and strik.
ing the St. Augustine Catholic
Church.
President Hayes yesterday signed
exp Postmss'er General Keys com
mission as United States District
Judge for the Eastern District OF
Tennessee and also the com mission
OF Gen. LOngstreet as Minister tC
Turkey.
Charles L. Mezrole has beeu
granted permission to continue the
action of Cornelius w. Mezrole
who died last month, against VIM
H. Vanderbilt, to recover $3.50, ,OO(
for services In settling the SUIT o.
Mrs. Lebau and Cornelius Van
derbilt.
A very heavy storm passed ovel
New YORK City yesterday, the
rain gauge showing a rainfall o.
1.41 inches. The telegraph wire;
were much interrupted for a time
The storm extended to Wilkes
barre, Pa, exploding Gen. Oliver's
powder mill, the food causing con-
siderable loss in the city.
Judge Choate, of the United
States Circuit Court in New YORK
City, yesterday denied the applica'
ton OF James A. Whalen to file
and serve a bill of exceptions,
nunc pro tune, in the suit against
Gen. Sheridan for the recovery OF
damages for confiscating his Kill
tena plantation In Mississippi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER) J
OF THE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON AuQuat IA is21

whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre-.
sented to the undersigned, 1t has been
m ade to appear that The First National
Bank OF Los Angeles, in the City OF Los
Angeles, In the county Of Los Angeles
and State OF California. has compiled
with all the provisions Of the Revised
sta utes OF the United States required TO
be complied with before an Association
snail be authorised to commence the
business of banking:
Now, there ore, l, John 8. Langworthy,
Acting Com ptroiler OF the Currency, do
hereby certify that The First National
BanF Of Los Angeles, In the City of Los
and state OF California, is authorized 10
commence the business of banking as
provided In section dity.one hundred
and sixty-nine oil the Revised Statutes OF
the United states.
in testimony whereof. witness my
hand and seal Of ofiice, this 18th day Of
iSeai OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency.1 J.S LAN0WURTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
NO. 2lel. a2e-t nov
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
TEE San francisco Post says il

TEE San Francisco Post says it
A admitted that Gen. Hancock Is
NJ Statesman. Who admits it, we
oeg TO ask our esteemed contempo-
9afy3 Certainly no Democrat, for
they all know and believe that
thers is more craftsmanship in
Hancock's little finger than in the
whole brood of the modern, pseudo
Republican statesmen. Our ,ees4
|teemed contemporary ought to try
agAin. effort to beg the ques.
tion wa lamentable failure. 1t
NJ mainly because OF his lumi-
nous and PATRIOTS statesmanship
ehat Hancock became the Demo.
cratic nominee.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
EVENING srREErs-4:eo P. N.

Gould & Curry, 61; Union. 2es< 8; Hale
h Norcross, 5k; sierra Nevala, l51A s;
Crown Point, z.65 b; Andes, 1856 81. JUS
tice, l b; Mexican. lax o; Mt Diablo. Is
s.; Alta, Q 8u 8; imperial, l5c b. 80 a; Julia.
66c.b; Albion, 60c =; CnolIar. 390s Best
a; scorpion, q s; Con Virginia, 3.se 8;
Caledonia, $50 a; Potosi, $50 b, 290 a;
Confidence, b; Overman, ~ b, / 1G a;
Savage, 8Hs; Andes. 2 8; California, ~
b; belcher. 3 s; Y Jacket, ~ q; Benton,
IHa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
A Fragrant Breath and PearIy
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that justly
popular dentrifice, So2ODONT
Composed of rare antisepfic herOs,
it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
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 SO1ODONT, and this
pure tooth.wash protects the dem
tai surfaces by removing every inn
purity that adheres to them. Ask
your druggist for SozODONT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
P,nstsr fua Oas .ae GsVi"g WOuau
-Sonse llnlsuw BHaermD.


SAN FRANCISCO, August c5th.-
The State Central Committee of
the Republican party met this
afternoon pursuant to a call at the
party headquarters. Sixty.two
members were present out of seven
ty-nine, and every county in the
State was represented either by it's
member or u proxy. On account
of the number present, the Com.
mittee adjourned TO the spacious
hall of the Republican League, on
California street. The resignation
of w. w. Morrow was declined
unanimously and he was retained
as Chairman. s. b. Cornwall was
chosen Vice Chairman. The acts
of the Executive Committee In the
matter of the reorganization of
that Committee were ratified and
affirmed. The. Committee, as final
ly reorganized, is az follows:W w
Morrow, Chairman; d B jackson,
G F Baesstt, David b Bush, Jacob
s Tsber, Richard Chute, John H
Bauer, F b Reynolds, w w Tray.
lor, S B Cornwall, McH Davis
and A P Williams, all of San Fran
cisco; J r Hardsnberg, Alameda,
w H Lawrence, San Mateo, and F
G Frank, Santa Clara.
Resolutions were adopted thank
ing the retiring mem bers and COM
plimenting the late Secretary, Bo.
ruck, for his official record.
Mr.. Morrow offered an explsna.
tion on behalf of Frank Pixley, to
the effect that everything was sat
isfactoriiy settled, that there would
be no more back talk, and that
work for the ticket should be vigor.
ously prosecuted. The best of feel.
ing was manifested at the meeting
ami an active campaign will be at
once commenced. A meeting will
be held this evening to consult on
campaign measures with regard to
San Francisco.
With regard to the correspond
ence of the New York Herald. pre-
viously mentioned in these dis.
patches, to the effect that the Re-
publicans in California were neg
lectiDg the electoral ticket, with a
view to laying out their strength
on the Senatorial fight, the State
Central Committee passed resolu-
tions conlradicting the statement
as untrue and as not representing
the opinions OF this section or Of
any leading Republicans, and
claiming that California will cast
its six votes for Garfield and Ar
thur and elect a majority of the
Legislature and four members of
Congress.
Bprsgue's sentence Com mused 10
lmprisonmens for Life.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 25th.-
Governor Perkins, having heard
the arguments in the Sprague case.
has commuted his sentence to i'm
prisonment for life. A San Buena.
ventura dispatch says that Sprague
exhibits no gratitude for the com.
mutation, but seems disappointed
and angry that he has not Jared
still better at the hands of the Ex-
ecutive.
a RassIs"E of Omo,ai Dry Bones.
MERGED, Aug. 25th.-The find
ing of ten indictments by the
Grand Jury yesterday, against
County Auditor E. J. Hamilton,
has created IN intense excitement
among the people, and they meet
In groups Of five, ten and upwards,
qpon the street corners and other
convenient places, and discuss the
probabilities Of indictments befnH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
CARD.

To the Democratic County Central Com
miitee o, Los Angeles County:
GENTLEMEN:-I hereby respectfully
tender my resignation as the Democratic
nominee for Supervisor of the Fifth Dis
trict, for the foliO~fng .rr asOD; Sec. No.
4O23 Of the Political Code reads as iol-
lows: "Each mem Der OF the Board of Su-
pervisors must be an elector Of the dis.
trict which he represents and must have
been such for at least one year inmedi-
ately preceding his election" elc Not
having been o resident of my district for
that length OF time, 1 ind am ineligible
10 Mi the position.
Thanking The Democratic party, and
the delegates from the Fifth Supervisor
ial District In particular, for the nomina.
tlop, am, gentlemen,
Yours. very respectfully,
BEN W. EDELMAN,
Democrat,
Wilmington, CAL, Aug. 25, 1880. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
Central stables.

MR.. h. EDWARDS respectfully in
will open ths Central stables. spring
street, opposite the Court House, ON
Monday, August I'd. He soticits . share
OF patronage, Terms roag0nables jSl-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
lsrald Steam Printing House.

~ Herald stean Printing House ID
I surpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
11Eo Faoihc Coat, outside of San Franz
- ~ facilities for doing job work.
~ ug1ces, good work and expedition
~ ~ s~,seh urou At this osyice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26

SAN FKANCIaCO August %
$50 Uphir, ~, 9X 1890 Belcher, $40, 2.35
44O Nsxican. l4N, Ito Confidence, "a,
Hs 6h
69j q q g, 6Z, ,6ss, 1870 U Lah, IL, liz
6L $50 BulliOn. 2 25, 2.S0
2l0 b 4 b. l2k, 1914 Si5 ExcheQuer, $50,
sos CALI, 26J, 255, 2.5,. 260
$50 1920 Overman, $50,
$40 Savage, $40 3.7s Las, 1.40, l.85
l91 Con va, $50. 390l 338 Justice, 10 l. Oh
375 hOllar,l 4 IQ.t.U5l 4l5 UuiOn, ", m
$50 Potosi, go, 28o 10 Ala, $50, 240
l7O Il a ,5h 58U . Hill, Que. yoc, 81
wv Point, ~, 30, l6O Occiuenial, l.50
2.65, 260 TO Andes, ais
$40 Jacket. 8, TX, III IS0 Scofplon, 2.G5,
30 Kentuck, AZ 2.S0
las Alpha, 200 Benton, l.30, LIS
6l0 : Nevada. 15AI I.25
1914 $50 q 1ate.3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANuE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
For Sale or Rent.

A comfortable house of four rooms.
with all necessary e0nveniences, ON
HAYES street, East Los angeles. Lot I'M
rs Spring street. jyN.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
|x NATIONAL
lesnocratic Ticket
For President.
infeld Scott Hancock
on PENNSYLVANIA.
Tor vice-President.
llllam n. English,
OF INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS .

<XM. r. WALLACE~........ Fran cisco
XAYID g. TERRY........-..San Joaquin
n J. O. sH HDRB.-........ San Francisco
&Ns 3. G. RROWN....... .......... Sacramento
'DAHCLAY HENLEY............S Sonoma
y. DEL VALE .-........... Los Angeles
<:Ss ALTERNATEs
! uoa 3. BIsHOP.............san Francisco
~. p. r. WALSH........San Francisco
+ ~ AuERoN b. KING..-.San Francisco
0AMlNETTI........-.... Amador
e - H 8eAWELL............. .-... Mendocipo
2X Il. WARD. Merced
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26

SAN FRANCISCO August 25
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