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TIE CALL,
JUDGE DntMMnND-In chambers.
JUNE nLondET7-s113, s74, s1o. $780, $50, ssi.
ss BsI, Bsa, so5, BtD, saS B!. 0o., DG}, vu5, p'.
Coy, Ut, 0ls. No. ST., Tiley ys. CITY Of ChtcaEo
nnd Ca,lnty Of Cook, on tral
THE APPELLATE couHr-hlottons.
Jup0E sMlrI-No preliminary Gull. pcremp-
tory Gull, III, ~. 25t 2ss, eo., oot 314, :15, 3u,
E.1, ls0, tt2, hnil Hl8 No cusc OH trlnl.
JUDGE JAMESON Motions ut 0:16 Il. m. In chan
cory room.
JUDGE 1toagns-3I3, 3l5 and $40 on old cnlen-
dnr, nnd tu ., inclusive, except anl !, OIL new
ca!endar. No. :s>0 13ui,k OF Montreal Va. Pago,
OIL trial.
JuDNE MnuAN-.NN and a8 to aN tucl,,elvc,
except I'll md 2lg No. III. Chuppe!l "a. Vlllage
Of Evanston, TIL trial.
JUICE TuLEY-S, ", IL, u. No casc On hear
tnH.
:JUn1E DARNuh-5,8,7. I. No. 4 on hearing.
JuWlE t.t,t}Mis-ln4ane cnses, o to 10 n. iii. 1n-
solvent ciise, William ErrttnX, 10 Il. ut. Con-
cmnatiom cascs Nus. =, 49, III, s05l. 2o59, os9
Elm, md .fi9.
JunaE JAMEsoS-Criminul Court-Nos. B0l-s
eG}4, s07, RUg. 7:s}-4, and 7tu.
Jun1E NAHY-Assnentu Criminal C0rlrt-Nos,
al, sss, ::5l, :..5s, o, '. s)i 2o, .s97, and bsa
, 1880-01-22
A. MINISTER HORSEWHtPpED:;

CINoINKATI, Jun 2I,.-Van Wort, @, was
groat'y excited yostcnlAy atternoon by the
hurowh,ppiug OF tho i.ev. J. II. Henderson,
pAstor Ut tho MethodIst Episcopal Church. by
Mtss Norma Comor, utaanIst Ut that uhureh.
St!as Conner Aas been Intending danoes during tho
wGpk, for which tho ruvVrOnd gDntlesunn cen
sEreA hur publicly In uhuruh on Sunday, Hp
talil..: u, hor, to apooxlae, md wAs met by her
In her tathor's stiro and 'sccUlvtA Il ohu1tixt.-
mont, which was quite Severely ndmintstcEe.t.
lit Dtflfca1 no rcS{atAnes, and repaired 10 blu
home after aha had her satisfaction.
, 1880-01-22

WIllin!n A. Owens. Of Pine It'll, KY, Ind killed
liz she'd llood en6u4h. ho would never l1.slcr
Wy eire.lmstnneos shoot q .%.,ybs!y agaa::
owcns gwen Victims, dsslrefl 70 tako hss IIfo. and
uslnlly tried TO in It whenever uxcitod by drink.
On slio,, uccastuns. OWNS always. He'd fFoia
nway o.. horse|uok. They INST U fcw days ngl
in viEago Bthrc. f.anEf0ni was drunk aud mir.
Ictoua. Owens haatity nnunto4 hts hUrse Gt,sl
hurso, t,rfng frequently, At ionxth OweMs'
horse throw ht.l+ nntl lo. found hltlhelf Within
ulnsa range Of blu gpursuor'a pistol. Thou he slot
LAl,Kfprd ut4u.
, 1880-01-22
THE COURTS.


AKCT1FTECT TIIsLET.
Tho trinl Of tho case OF Thonas Tlliey ngnnst
tho City OF Chicago and tho County 0f Cock wRs
begun yesterday afternoon before Judge
rlodgcit, This Is q suit to rccoyor per cont
compensation on tho whole cstttnnto sf the cost
Of tho Clty-Ifnll on tho "Eurcka plan. Tho
other suit Just tried wna to recover ~ 5o0 for
dri1w!ng etrtaln plnns at tho request oi tho Gon'
mon Council.
, 1880-01-22

ablc pursuits, va ECO no reason to bn1i0ro that
tho 1f.asian Jews corstit''tc solitary excopsaon
over tho world. 4 1tus.Nn prorrrt, tvurs TINT
AMY etiek Is good enough u hcat dog with ";
nnt1 ccrtuIn[y It would hptH.Hr TINT any pretext
is gtru cno,ig, In Issin at lcnat, u Justify tho
perdcC,itlOn If tho Jews.
, 1880-01-22

DIXON, ILL.,, Jan. el.-Thp Association uf tho
Independent Order Of Odd dFcllows Of the North
west htld thelr Hxty-tlrtt anniversary meeting
of the Order In Dixon. April r next. This dis
trIct cOtnrscs tho entir1 northwestern 5nrt Of
the State. anl emlr,lcts sp',lc sixty 1Mllsrs md
eIlcn!npnehts. C0l. Clark 4. Carr, ot 0nlesburB.
is to be the urnt0r.
, 1880-01-22

Emily n. DnnnLwell filed bill yesterday
charging her husband, Eugene O. floinlwo'l.
with adultery and Ioscrtion. and asking for the
usual relief.
Albert Knccand asked for a divorce fr0nl
Elizabeth Kneeland on account of her adultery.
Muses. LnnKtin MISC ls aiming tho ammo list, N-
cause hin wife. CnthcrIne, bus driven hin AWhy
from hume ut tue GIld OF 4 revolver.
, 1880-01-22


CHICAGO, Jan. ell observe In this mornings
paper your request for information on tho sub
tect Of drainage as 1ncatss OF Improvement for
roads. 49,.
{eend herewith copy Of pamphlet which l
prepared md published two years since OK
prossly for tho purpose OF urging this subject
upoI public attention. I thea inserted TINT
"with proper u,,dcrdrninngo the roads might
everywhere be kopt In pasaate condition. ind
tho point Of Vital Interest for us to h1,.r lit mind
y that drainage Ia our, only resouscg, been,lse
not to b. Ind, willis thS ordinary rr.,irie soil
makes aIs excelont ronil us long M It h dry
III proof uf this assertion ottcsl tho testimony
Ind written, md woso replies you will fll,l IN
tho pamphlet. AS they scetn 10 contain tho uvl.
dence you hak for. l submit tlio!n III tho hope
they nlAy bo Of scryleo to ypu.
II. W, 8. CLEVELAND.
, 1880-01-22

The nnly reason why Mr. Wnshhurne is not
n,ere prominently mentioned us II can'i!duto Il
lllinOIs-Is III the hHiltis uf tho Li,tun cruwd,
WIN are Opposed tu h!tl1. frhat ought ~ be !!
Et,ntl rcilsl for New Englluld Republican IND
i've, to gu for W4shburc.-DtHtt1! Hetutl.
, 1880-01-22
ITEMS.

Judge Gary will nut resume tho call Of his
common law caIenttpr until Feb. 2.
A discharge from bankruptcy wis Issued yes.
tertny to Nufus Il. EAsu
, 1880-01-22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


~ III Editor of Int Chicago 7tthuns
CnIcA1o, jim. s1.-Tho sl3.0 600 verdict obtaineu
yesterday II, tho United status Circuit Court by
MIR. Ttllcy axninst tho city was not for tho
"Eureka" piau a. announced In yotr issue OF
this morning, but forsorylocs III preparing whit
wis known as the compromise pla'l." and nns
nganst the city a!onc.. Tho suit on acc,nt of
tho .'Eurckn" plnn IN ngalnst tho G!ty and
bly, bc tr!cd this week In tho Bamc cnlirt. He.
spectfully, MAl|TiS si ;i:,a,, llEEM.,
, 1880-01-22
(sfn,any's New Your The Emperor
william Meats "Tlaroe Ambassadors
4nd Y IIulis with an UAxheatlieal

Tho H1rlilttr TH9hlatt p1hltahea an interesting
acotlilnt nt tho Now.fear 1ihcla! reccptions at
I,erlu. Tho Cntusu do Vt. Waller. l4orl 0d0 Nus.
tue Palace at slooti, a tho muster ut ceremonies
skn, utter ensessd he spartn.nt tI. M9ore they
Emserpr uf their arriyuI. "Ar0 MeasI9ury lus
A1ntMssadehrs iii present 2" ho askeA,, "Thero
nro throe wholo Ambassadors an4 ono huff Am-
Dc bt. Vullior In u notuolit IT Kayety, III which
his oOllea9,loa joined. soon after the Emperor
came In, Al hU appro4ehca THO tnldd!e Of the
ground aud prevented hIu, frou walking. lla
, 1880-01-22


A California community has surpassed the
Ntrticty Ut Hpahisll bull by match between
4 n!ula and u loonspotivu1. The ul4ls was largo
ind bony army n,ufo, aud tho locomotive WA
QUO at tho celebrated FliHtsQn tIreea. Niroilat
truck WuR built IL u larw0 temporary A.uphl-
, 1880-01-22

In tho estate Of Adam Mergenthc!ler tho will
wis proven. letters tcstamentnry we're Issued to
Elizabeth Atergcnthetter, and her individual
bond for $1,000 WIS approved.
In tho cstate Of Frederick Grant letters Of
administration wcre Issued To ltpl,crt hiunn-
hGMher. aliu nis pohn anr si'gh WIS p,i. r
$9,jQN WIS allowed.
, 1880-01-22

c1ryr1Asp. Jan. U..-pxrRoLHuA-Qu!et stand.
ard white, il0 test, gfc ..
orLC1Tr, Pa, jan. n.9l.-rxTnoLrrH-MaFketo etopened
active at slo bid, advanced 10 sl05ti declined 10
s10Sa{, advanced, and cloaed 1rm At &1!os bid for
pid Shipments, iDn, averaging at.on; transactions,
ttND1L ~ x,..,.
lyqi crude, liAo 1T rasket'h for shpmentt refAea'
fHc, philadelphia delivery.
, 1880-01-22
PETROLEUM.

OsvEdQ. N. r., Jan n7t.-1RAtN-sTheat honsnh!ly
nnnts uapd. Corn stqadyt Wosi1rn mxod. &c.
, 1880-01-22

er. tpu1s, Jan, 21-CorToS-Lowor, middi'ng l2c'
low mfddlng, 1,stct aa!us. 80 bates roco!pst 1lo1
shipments. lao; stock. SG,m
NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. .2l.-CoTroS-Wchkt mid
ding. 13Mo. Tow do, llJsc; not reee1pst APIS ba1Ds
Hr0ss hl pxpurta 10 thu Continent 2,S!3i coastwisas
&UI3: xAtes, GAU, gtock, jlt nj.
, 1880-01-22
rbo,ce tcuf tIorcs. g{ol DO .keg. r. nnlk mcm.
s;f0,lTcfi nhonldgEf 4hoi oleds fibs Na1'e na'1''
eugnr-cureh. yta1Gfc
NutARS-4l.M.
ts1t{lIlTA,

rsontA, Jan. M.-flrLAsN-t:ofn aottTo' lowefi h'0n
,,l.cd Sy<5e1Nc, ,,t,od. a1&0AHe. Unts dull, No.
vh,,e as'staaSNe. H'c ir'esu'ar' hf'nI 7Sa''a 'of
'Wi1sRY-Steady 3l,N.
, 1880-01-22
INDIANApOL1s,


1yDTANArotis Jdn, N.-uHAFN-Wh0nt Hbhdys
No, rod, sta0L2a Corn quiet at B2:po. Oats
aulat ut s5,4aDH
, 1880-01-22

People arc killed by Coughs thnt Hale's Honey
Of itirchulrid md Tnr you'll cure.
p!kn'a ttHtthaehe drops cure In mn 1nfnutr.
, 1880-01-22
ILLINOIS EDUCATORS

Spfetal Dhrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EI.OnM1NGT0S, ILL.,, Jan. .f.-The llonrl of Ed
1,cttion Df tho State of Illinois Is in session this
evening ut tho Normal University, md will re-
multi til Bcssiun several 1nys
, 1880-01-22
nnFTAT.0.

puvrAIo, Jan, n,H-3aLAlN-Whcatn neglected. quo"
tatlona nominal.
HALLWAY Observation-Disclosures
, 1880-01-22
TIItJSSf;S.
R j PTU IRE $500 REWARD!

wv will hnd ourselves to ray u soma clatanle In
4tltutItn wtI thf u lie tAtiGlt WOULD NIL trent
nn n,or ,nssily! thu .Y q q fer ee cSs9 r. @ "t
,tIlh TINT rn1.nnt rs.inn With ths FAitKEIe 4t:-
fESTIvE COM sttN-SESSl: fttlfrst patented July
Il It14 NAltFIKrr, HUFFMAN i PAEKE FIT,
X Htnt.t.kt, ChIsnKt, I'LL
llr Parker tho patented. kns had lwGnty 5GAtx' Ux-
I,srirtro ard il curing ulnny III tho wrst f
tnptlts. al1huiAcusufa " tho cnGbn!tatt CtnninR-
srlsN Truss atupted by the Guycrntun ~ tho lust
truss In H4u.
, 1880-01-22
nl{Y GOODS.

NEW votlK, Jan. 2s-The market again moro act
iye md tarpe number at buyors arriving frnHl
the interior Cotton goods In ratllcr hotter demand
and higher. frnt clniha very firm and npte nelva.
Prints nncbnEEed THO Huiitttn sAyB JOHNSON NlnK.
i,ans open Thnrsday At 10. WuoIah xooiis hrn md
Nnchnngod. Fura!En gouds quiet
, 1880-01-22

Chicnao, Burlington d. Quincy Kni1rond.
For Maps, t'Mhie-lionks. T.na-Iates, s1ecp!1R.Cnr
nccumu'ty ylatlQns. nprly ut hny Di tho following
tlcktt 9tHccs ri ihe C!,nlMny: g C1arh-st. (rnnt
Pacific Iiute. NsMk's Express 0Ece (nn northeast
clrtcr RnndDIp1 and SAtt-Hts.J, fu1t Ut Indiana
nv. utnnd Central Depot, corner Sixteenth una
MHstAuns ij,Tl WEHt SfJiHt.
, 1880-01-22

HasHFlny hiHht, Theatre 'lrNln
e., H. Il z. .ining0 DlnME.Enrs md Pullman lG-Mh9CL
3leupt1iH- Cars run between hcng0 md Unlnha. Tu-
pekM, AHd Kansas GEly. on thu lacfc Express.
ChtcnR0. 1Rnck Inlnni 4: Pacific 1Rniirond.
uaput of Van Ilurcn atld Ticket
IlcGs. 1T Cnrk-yt, Sheflunn 1iousc. f'n1cr llus0
GrNnd lncIfc fio&p1. aMd Il tarn. cnfHsr S1nisOn.
, 1880-01-22

Pullman Itnt0t t'hss nre run through. between ChI-
cnyft md council Bluffs tho tfatn leaving Chicago
nj 11:;N n. III.
Ma sltlisr road rms Pullman or nnr other form OF
hotel cnfx Wekt of EhlcNtl.
t-pGpQt corner pf Canal nEi KtnE.e.sA,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

THERE seems to be llttlo room
for doubt that we are not to have
county election this Fall-at least
not under the present law, or until
the Legislature provides a better.
This is unquestionably a great dis.
appointment to those who, in the
several parties, have been at the
trouble and expense Of procuring
nominations, and Of prosecuting
their canvass for so me weeks. In
a day or two at the farthest we
shall be furnished with the text of
the opinion of the Supreme Court
and we shall then know at least
what that body thinks of the situa-
tIon. There has been SO much de-
lay in the matter that it is now too
late for Gov. Perkins to call a spe-
cial session of the Legislature to
provide for an election in time for
November End. 1t would take at
least week to assemble the Legie-
lature; and, after the new law had
been agreed upon and formulated,
it would be requisite to give thirty
days notice Of the election. Take
it for all in all, 1t Is queer muddle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

more influence with the people of
Indiana. Hon. VIM. H. English
is thorough master Of the details
of politics, and he is unceasing in
his labors. Chairman Barnum
gives the closest attention to the
progress Of the Indiana campaign,
and he has made several personal
visits to that State. The unex-
pected but decisive defeat OF the
Republicans In Maine has been
hailed nowhere with so much de-
light as by the determined Democ-
racy of Indiana. On the whole,
we are justified in looking with
some degree Of confidence to a
Democratic victory In that State
which will simply leave nothing
for Gen. Hancock to do but to put
his traps In order for removal to
the White House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

So even Arkansas declines to re.
pudiate her State debt, following
the noble example Of Virginia.
This is fine mmentary ON the
eternal harping on Southern repu.
dlation which has signallzed tie
Republican press and the average
attempt of the Republicans, headed
by George c. Gorham, to patch up
an alliance with the reputation.
lists of Virginia, with the view of
securing to Garfield her electoral
votes, shows how hollow and hyp.
ocritical the Republicans are in
this matter. Anything to beat
Hancock is their cry-anything to
prolong their despairing hold on
office. Arkansas has covered her.
self with honor, and the strains of
that Immortal melody, the Gar.
kansas Traveller" will never more
be heard without recalling the
sturdy honesty of the people of
that State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

WHATEvER money can do in
California to give the Garfield
cause "boost' Will be done. Coin
in large amounts is already at the
service OF the party managers, a nd
some of it has reached Los Ange-
les. With the object Of throwing
observers off the scent, the band
which discourses music for the reg.
ular club meetings OF the Republi-
cans Is kept down to two wind in
struments and a cracked old drum.
But the money is here, and 1t is
being placed where it will do the
most good.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

HON. WIN. F. WHITE has writ
ten a letter to the Yuba county
Worklngmen, too long for publica-
ton In these columns, in which he
avows himself for Hancock. An
interesting portion of Mr.. Whites
letter is that wherein he states
that, desiring to have a reliable
statement of Gen. Hancock's views
on the Chinese question, Mr.. White
wrote Gen. Hancock note, care OF
John P. Brophy, the President OF
the st. Louis College-the latter a
warm and very intimate friend of
the Democratic nominee-with a
most satisfactory result. Gen.
Hancock avowed himself to Mr..
Bropby to sbe warmly in accord
with the Chinese plank in the Gin
cinnati platform; and said that,
from his long residence in Califor-
MIA, he sympathized, In q special
manner, with the aspirations of
our people. Gen. Garfield, who
really designs doing nothing for
our people on this question, en-
ploys great many words to con-
fuse counsel and Lumbug
the verdant voter. Gen.
Hancock, who intends to
stand by and enforce the prom.
ise of the Cincinnati Convention,
has no occasion to employ many
words, and this is on the old, relia.
BILE principle that good wine needs
no bush. Garfield, with his record
of hostility to the aims of the peo'
pie of the Pacific Coast, which car
give or withhold twelve electora
votes, is exceedingly anxious tt
distract attention from his stead
fast and unrelenting hostility to
the Fifteen Passenger bill, which he
carried to the extent of voting to
sustain Hayes's veto, by hollow
promises which he intends to break
both to the ear and the hope.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29
FOR ElCM.
Orders 20 she suisnu.

BERLIN, Sept. 2Sth.-Tho Pow
ers have peremptorily demanded
of the Sultan the i'm mediaiate re.
call Of Risa Pasha and the surren-
der of Dulcigno.
The Irtsh L~nd Eroubi's.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2Sth. The arm of
authority seems paralyzed aud the
executive utterly helpless, al.
90 -
the most keenly by the land-own-
ers, who see the growth of a refrac-
tory spirit among the subordinate
classes. The scene of the last MUIR
der IL in a district which is the
very centre of the land agitation,
and is the result of q communlstic
conspiracy of the worst type. It is
idle to pretend that the murder
was not agrariaD; it is in vain that
the land agitators now repudiste
all responsibility for the crime.
Let them unteach, If they can, the
lessons that for eighteen months
they have been impressing upon
the ignorant and excitable people,
Let them restore, If they can, the
moral sense they have de.
praved and the conscience thew
have deadened. Let them endeav-
or to revive the principles of hon.
esty and the instincts Of humanity.
which they have helped to stifls by
appeals to the base passions of Gu
pidity and revenge. The country
will now hold these agitators ac-
countable for the atrocities which
have been the natural result of the
infammatory language which they
have delivered and the pernicious
doctrines they have taught In
every place where they could erect
q platform. Peaceable and we'll
disposed people anxiously look for
action on the part. of the govern.
ment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29
We Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of
our teeth. Every laugh exposes
them. In order not to be ashamed
of them, let us use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is
sure to keep them white and spot
less. No tartar can encrust them,
no canker affect the enamel, no
species of decay infest the dental
bone, if SOZODONT is regularly
used. 1t is botanical prepa, alton
and its b eneficial effects on the
teeth and gums are marvellous, as
it removes all discolorations, and
renders the gums hard and rosy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

POLITICIANS of all parties ais
craning their necks to discern the
portents of the coming momentous
battle in Indiana. Our Republl
can opponents have all along as.
sumed their entire ability to carry
that State. They have prated to
surfeit about the unpopularity of
Landers and English. Nearly
every other day the Associated d
Press has obliged the country with
stories of dissension amongst the
Democratic leaders of Indiana.
One day we are informed that
Hendricks is dissffected, and the
next VIM. II. English is represent
ed to be in the sulks and to have
headed up his barrel. 1t is quite
likely that there may be little
clashing in the party councils here
and there, and that TO secure vic.
tory involves more than the usual
display of Democratic pluck and
perseverance. However that may
be, If the Democracy carry Indiana
in spite of all these drawbacks, the
Republicans may as we'll furl their
banners and save their cash for
four years hence. There would
still be materials for splendid
light for Hancock, even should the
Republicans carry Indiana. The
las ELECTORAL votes of tie. lSoutb
Connecticut, or New York, New
Jersey and California, or New
York, New Jersey, Oregon and
Nevada, would elect Hancock. An.
other thing In considering
the Presidential election should not
be forgotten-Hancock is much
stronger than his party, while Gar.
Held unquestionably will not poll
his full party strength. Unless the
Republicans, with all the applI-
ances OF power which they COM
mand, with their unlimited control
OF money, their thousands of office.
holders and the prestige attaching
to the dominant party, can hold
Ohio and Indiana, they are sure of
nothing. That the Republican
party has been for years preparing
for this contest cannot be doubted
They have Induced negroes by the
thousand to 60 from the South to
Indiana. The great distance for
which both Kentucky and Indiana
front on the Ohio river has enabled
the work of colonization to be car.
ried on very secretly and success.
fully. With all these disadvant.
ages the Democrats have to con.
tend against, we still do not despair
Of the result. Gov. Hendricks.
notwithstanding reports to the con.
trary, is throwing his whole soul
into the campaign. So is Senator
Joe Mcdonald, than whom there
ioes not live man who possesses |
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

THERE Is one respect in which
the San Francisco Argonaut resem.
bles the New York Herald. viz.
IL the extreme iickleness and yo.
iatility OF Its editorial opinions. It
is onlya few months since Pixley
announced that q bloody shirt pro.
gramm would be the death OF the
Republican party. Now we see
him cavorting about like q howl
Ing dervish, with the ensanguined
garment hoisted on the end of his
spear, and seeking no honor so
great as being allowed to re-echo
Roscoe Conkline's proscriptive and
unfair sentiments. Fortunately
for the country, however, Pixley
prophesIed better than he knew
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29
EAsTE Err N.
Chicaxo's Judiciary Incsesssd.

Chicaxo's Judiciary Iacsessed,
CHICAGO, Sept. 2sth.-Governor
Cullum has ordered an election for
four additional Judges for the Cook
county Superior Court in accord.
ance with the provision Of the State
Constitution giving one Judge to
each so, 900 persons. This addition
to the Judiciary is rendered neces.
sary by the large increase of popu.
latlon given to Cook county and
chicago by the last census. Super.
intendent Walker gives the official
hgures Of Cook county's population
as 607, 668.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

IT needs no Daniel to interpret
to Republicans the handwriting on
the wall. Before the Maine elec-
tion, expert Interpretation would
have been in request. Now the
loud knocking together Of the
knees of Blaine, Jewell and the
rest of the BelshaZzar crowd, tells
the story all too plainly for even
the dullest comprehension to be
further at fault.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29
AFTERNOON sTREErs-i p. M.

Exchequer. l.sO b: Utah, los+ b, II a;
lean, lls b, liz a; Seq Belcher, l0L b.;
Jacket.5H S; Columb bus. S.45 b,% a: LWs sh.
$50 b; silver Hill, 46c b; Savage, ass q /;
Alta, S.lOs; Belcher, $40 8; Crown Point,
2.l5b 2.20 a; Alpha, 6h b; N Belle, 10Y
az b, $50 a; Andes. / 50 S; Best & Belcher,
1881 b. l01S a, Con Virginia, 8 Is s: BEN
ton, LBS a; Bullion, b, Los a; Sierra Me-
vada, 12s; Mt Diablo, 81 b. a; Over
man. Los b; Atlas, IA b; scorpion. 2 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29

when he said that the adoption of
a bloody shirt campaign would be
the death-knell of his party. 1t was
destined to defeat in any event,
but its plunge into the "bloody
chasm' will in oil probability be
the end OF 1t.