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80 consistent or steady reaction in
y1i"c.- seems to have commenced as yet,
ant tl4c stoct market. the provision,
bread tufts, cotton, metals and dry goods
market. are All Depressed. Wheat closed
oil Monday at : I, 80, .vr No. : rcd Winter,
and : l,2l. for white, the export demand
having decidedly increased during the
past week, especially from Great Britain.
No. , mixed corn closed at 81 to 81 cents
80: sbushel. Cotton closed at II 11-16,
Tgt4gest price yet touched in the de-
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WITH what illy-disguised hypocrisy
The editor of the Cecil Democrat cajoles
and 'tatiicS = the Blaine Republicans.
Should the senator be nominated at Chi
cago. no word in the whole vocabulary
of Democratic abuse will be too foul to
apply to him.
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Isaac p. CHRIsTIANCY, ex-senator from
Michigan, and at present Minister to
Peru, on Wednesday began suit for di-
vorce from his wife. Lizzie VI. Christiancy
in Washington. An answer and cross
bill will be filed by Mrs. Christiany next
week.
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THE terrible explosion on the shore of
the Patapsco river, near Baltimore on
Tuesday, demonstrates that it is not pur-
dent for workmen to break bombshells
upon anvils with sledge hammers.
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IT is pleasant to see that American
newspapers in general are waking up to
The necessity Of giving moral instruction
in the public schools. The Bosfon Tinr-
riE"| DOW comes to the front to say that
there i. ITO better antidotc to communism
and socialism than the inculcation of the
the golden rule. That is true. and it is
especially needed in this country where
he laudablc endcavor to get ahead"
of other strugglcrs on the road of bust
ness aissl politics. is sometimes combined
with what Hudcr the name of ''smartness'
Is admired. 1t may be defined something
"u the further side OF honor and on the
ilitleY side of cheating.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-15

CHINA and Japan have points of differ
ence, but they deny that they will rush
into a war for their settlement. Wisdom
has not wholly deserted the Orient yet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-15

Poor old Curtin. After getting down
in the dirt TO secutc the votes of the
Rebel Brigadcrs they refused to seat him
because he had beena war" Governor.
Served him right, the old apostate.
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TIE growth of Methodism in this coun-
try has been most remarkable. In lit
tie over one century, from III to 1880.
that church has increased from 69GS mem
bers to 2,431, 100. At the present time
the NIethodism of the world embraces L.
9j5,0i5 members. To-day the Methodist
Church has forty-five colleges and theol-
ogical schools, ninety sennaries, with
II 900 students and $11, $50, 900 of endow
!Ient funds. It's Book Concern is the
second largest in the world, having cap
ital of 81, S26, 939 33 and issuing an aver
age Of 231G books daily.
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THE whole story is out at last. Arch
bishop Purceli's debts amount to just So.
5000 and how they could have been
permitted to accumulate is more mys-
terry than ever before.
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il the Methodist General Conference AT
Cincinnati, on Wednesday. a resolution
was adopted approving the project of
holding an s. Ecumenical Council in
London in 1881, and looking to the APP
pointment of at least three Bishops as
delegates. In the afternoon the four new
bishops recommended by the Committee
we're elected by the Convention, as fol-
lows: DR.. Cyrus D. Foss, President of
the Wesleyan University at Midllletown,
Conn; DR.. John f. Hurst. President of
the Drew Theological Seminary; Dir.
Henry W. Warren, of the Arch Street
Church, Philadelphia: and DR.. L. O..
Haven, Chancellor Of Syracuse Universe
~, y. y.
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ORDER NISI.
THE RISING SUN BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF CECIL COUNTY

RICHARD THOMAS AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 1914
ORDERED, This It'll day of May. in
" the year 1850 that the sale of the mortgaged
real estate Of Richard Thomas and WIFE made and
reported by William j. Jones Attorney. he rati-
fed and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 9th day of July
next provided. copy of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Cecil county. once a
week for one month before the 9th day of June
next.
The Report states the amount OF sale to be
$2l25.00. JAMES a. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test, JAMES A. DAVIS.
May Sim Clerk.
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THE Pennsylvania Curtin is more rag
ged than ever.
Take him tenderly:
Handle with care;
The remnants of manhood only are there.
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BEACoNsFIELD out of Office and Bis.
marck defeated i'll the Reichstag once
more. What troublous times for the Old
Worlds leaders.
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T|'e Qefi| 111hia,
ELKTON, MAY u, 1880.

WHlTAkER's ears are becoming less
conspicuous.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24

Edsard Rains, President q The
German. American Democratic Az.
ISOLATION Of Baltimore, who accom-
panied nr. Nehrbas and his dslsga-
ton, saId that the Germans Of
Maryland alnost 70 : man would
support Hanoock and English.
The same German detection from
the Republican psrty IL TO BE- re-
marked all over the United States.
The corrupt record Of the Republic
can candidates cannot be CLOSED
over to these people, accustomed -
they have been to the sturdy hon
ssty and straightforward practices
OF the public men Of the Father
land. Even In Ohio the anti Gar
flsld movement 10 30 great as to
lead many judIcious and observing
men to the belief that Hancock and
English may carry the Buck Eye
State. Hayes, > much less wilmer.
able man than Garfield, only car.
rled II by the skin Of his teeth In
1875.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24

snt plan there are 1So euper-
visors Of Census, whose sole
duty is to regulate the work OF the
enumerstors in their respective
districts. Tho enumeration dis
tric,s are smaller THE year than
ever before, and the work can be
performed moro accurately and
readily. The census Of 1870
was taken by Federal officers. The
United States Marshals were the
supervisors Of Census, aud there
were only sixty of them. Assist.
ant Marshals wero designated as
enumerators. The Southern State
Governments were under Republic
can rule. Many Of the mRrshals
were very careless about their du'
ties as Supervisors Of Census. The
assistant marshals were appointed
enumera,ors In = majority Of in
stances as reward for political
services. They were ignorant, and
took the shortest method OF getting
up their lists Of names, often copy
Ing tax lists aud church records
and guessing at the size Of the fam
ilies. They were required to cop,
their Iists, and 10 copying grea
mistakes were made. Now th'
original returns Of the enumerat
ors are forwarded and counted q
the census ofI1ce. The natural in
crease Of population has been larg
in the Southern States, as the peo
Pile are not cramped, and there ha
| been an abundance of food. Their
also, apparently. has been q mucl
larger emigration Of people from
tie North to the Southern Slater
attracted by cheap lands, than wa
anticipated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
a r~an pssa ~ . To. po'.

The Republican press have been
making . great hullxbAloo about
alleged frauds In the ceusus
lately taken In the Southern States.
When superintendent OF the Gen.
sus. Walker, was approached at
Washington City. the other day.
BY . New York correspondent. he
said that he knew Of no frauds
whatever having been committed
10 that section. The official head
Of the census said that special
pains had been taken to procure
men OF character and ability a.
census enumerators In the South.
srn states. The detection Of over
enumeration 10 the easiest thIng In
the world, - an investigation IL
ordered by the department on any
report Of fraud, and II forty names
ere found to have been fraudulent.
y entered, an entirely new emu.
msration ID ordered. One fact
should be borne In mind when lis
tsning to stories about fraudulent
enumeration 10 the Southern
States. There has never been .
csusus taken In this country SUR
rounded With 70 many safeguards
- the present one. It e undouht-
IDLY true that the census of Ie70|
rave the South sansllsr popula-
Ion thAu che ~ Justly
y z. us1{ 1ks 60
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24

when tho Court was prejudIclsIs
and the defendants case promls,
to last several days.
rbs m~rsinss Track IMpas sable.
STOCKTON, Aug. 2sd.-Tne report
here is that the track has sunk
above Martinez and that the train
had to return to Stockton via Liv-
srmore Pass. Passengers for the
south are waiting at Lathrop. whore
they will be detained some time.
It Is stated that there is no acct.
dent to the train.
Th- nam-wns.sor Label suit
SANTA CRUZ, August 23d.-The
trial Of VIM. H. Wheeler. editor
aud publisher OF the Watsonville
Transcript, for libel on G. A. Ham,
wherein he charged Ham with
having accomplished the ruin of
Que of his pupils. began this morn.
Ing in the Superior Court, before q
Jury. The publication was ad-
mitted and the prosecution rested.
The defencs claims that it will
prove the charge.
Ktisrd ~ Fasi,"x Dawn shat,.
SALT LAKE, August 23l.-Yes'
terday afternoon young mineI
by the name of George Gerard
aged eighteen, fell down shaft In
the Oregon mine, u distancs OF q
hundred feet. killing him almos
Instantly. His remains were
brought to the city this evening.
esrsnqu-ke Ia Britssh Colnmbsa-
f~sms susss.x A6r.y.
| VICTORIA, y. c., August 22d :
There WAS u heavy shock Of earth
quake at half past one to-day
shaking down some chimney tops
etc. There was considerable tempo
rary excitement.
At Port Townsend there was
fatal cutting afirAy last night il
front of the Cosmopolitan Hotel
George Watson, q Russian Finn
quarreling with sailor, apparent
Iy without provocatIon, was o:
saulted by by-stander, Wm
Lawrence, with a pocket knife
Wounds were inflicted whioI
caused death in a few moments.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
Mortgage 8ale...No. 80.
In the Superior Court. Los Angeles coun-
ty, Stale OF California.
Farmers and Merchants Bank of !
Los Angeles. Plaintitf, VS..
A. 8. Gray, Executor, etc., ct al, Def'ts.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE.
~ cree Of foreclosure and order OF
sale entered In the Superior Court OF the
county OF Los Angeles, State OF CalifOr-
MIA, on tue 18th day Of August, A. D. lSSU.
and writ OF execution for the enforce.
ment ofJuugment requiring sale Of prop
crty under foreclosure OF MORTGAGE, T.
sued out Of the Aforesaid Superior ourt,
annexed to said decree and dated the
2sd day ot August, A. y. 1850. In the
Farmers and Merchants' Bank Of Los
Angeles plaintiff, and against A. 8. Gray,
executor Of the last will o. Jacob Gray,
deceased, A. y. Gray, Elizabeth A: u.
sydsey T. Tscm.a S5sT: AuSttn Hos.s r. Gray
OF which said decree Of lore
closure duly attested under the seal Of
August, A. u. 1880. and delivered to me. to-
gether with the writ annexed thereto. on
the said last mentioned day, whereby
l am commanded TO sell at public auction
70 the highest and best bidder, for cash In
decree described real estate. to-wit:
Commencing at the corner of sections
10. ~, II, 2S, township south, range .
west, San BernardinO base and merldi-
south " west ll.26 CHAINS; thence north
4aM west "A 20 chains: thence south g ~
degrees west . " chains; thence south
o6H 0egreeo west 40 chains; thence
| north w west Is lS cnains; thence nor,h
| 8Sh west 7 23 chains; thence north 82k
degrees west 8.l3 chains; thence north
TN degrees west Il ~ CHAINS; thence
south VIZ degrees west 6.8U to center Of
Chapman ditch: thence along the line Of
SAID ditch in southerly direction 1854
chains 10 the north line of ] parkel's
land; thence east alQRg ..6rth 8sx efsa
gress east W ~ chains to the north west
Quarter oi the Carpenter tract; thence
north II chains TO tne point OF begin
ming, and containing SIS " acres.
Aise. one third Of 0ne-ha ali Of the water
Of santiago Creek, Ieserving rherefrOm
the water right sold to Mr.. Monts omery;
Also, the right to dam aci oss the anon
to make reserv Dir, with the privilege
OF using earth to make the dam, tos . ther
wild ~. and singular the tenements,
neread1taments ana appurtenancee
thereunto belonging or In any wise APP
pertaining. being the premises described
In the mnrtxage reerred 10 in the com.
plant VI date sept 8. 1876, ami recor ed
~ oo0s 2o of mortgages, PIP. 4s6 ct seQ., in
hooorder's office, Los Angeles county.
Pub,tc notice IL hereby given thai on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
Tn. n..... ....sn l.a,s.n.n,..

SAN Francisco, Aug. 23rd.-In
the matter Of the motion to quash
the indictments sgainst eleven
Mussel Slough settlers for obstruct.
Ing Marshal Poole In his attempt
to put In possession Of land persons
who had purch As.d from the South.
ern Pacific Railroad, Judge Sawyer
this afternoon rendered the opinion
Of the Court holding that the In
dlctments are good. Judge Hoff-
man rendered concurring opin-
ion. J. J. Doyle, J. B. Flewelling,
J. NJ. Patterson, J. B. Pearcell, w.
L. Prior and William g. Braden
were then arraigned separately and
each pleaded not guilty. The cases
were set for trial Tuesday, the fifth
OF October. All i've defendants
arrested have obtained the $500
bail demanded aud have been re-
leased from custody pending trial.
Arssss. Mates.
TUCSON, Aug. 23d.-CharIes Ma.
roDy, son Of Paul Marony, was
caught IN the betting Of the Ksr
Sian Mills last Sunday. His left
leg was crushed. He died in three
hours.
There have been heavy storms
throughout southern Arizona, sew
eraI cloud bursts last Saturday
night doing great damage to the
railroad.
The Harshaw mill Of Patagonia
Is turning out bullion. 1t is rum
ming on low grade ore. They will
produce $3.50 900 monthly.
Rich strikes have been made on
the ll6 foot level Of tho Altar mine,
10 the Hsrshaw district. The pay
streak Is SO inches wide and very
rich.
Reyes In Hes Water.
TUCSON, A. r., August 23d.-Bri-
yidio Reyes has been routed by
Federal troops In Sonora, with
'evere losses, and has sought refuge
q Arizona. United States Mar
hal Evans 10 out with q posse Of |
American citizens to aid the Mexi-
IAN authorities 10 capturing the
rang. 1t 10 believed that their
oint efforts will be successful.
L,nk wssswss before sue Gevess
~ sns spsssus Osse.
SACRAMENTO, August 23d.-The |
'rgument before the Governor |
lpon the petition for the pardon of
}. P. sprAgue was commenced al
me o'clock. Creed Raymond ap-
feared for the petitioner, Attorney
asnersl Hart appearing for the
'sople. There was much sparring
pom the legal points which opened
Be controversys the debate lasting
sesly 90 hour. The Governor
naIIy asked the counsel 70 condpe
heiv stetemsets 20 aay rev evi
sncs n the ease. Haynnopd -. .
long aFsument % show thet ~.
'stlve eleusoeg ~ - ex6soleo1
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evEsrNo srREErs-a:2o r. n.

Alpha. G,zs Mexican, l6k a; silver
Hi, D; imperial, 6sc =; Best 4 gelcher,
lSN .; Alta, 2Sis; Calif0rnia. ~ 3; Con
Nirxinia, !.D 8; Bullion, $50 q; Julia,
SOC b; 0phir. 1OH q; Crown Point. 81 9;
jacket. 0s; savage, l.lOs: Union. 28h 8;
Exchequer. s b; Caledonia, eic b. zoo .;
asqId GssfESx !; Hsls l1sfSS Soicross; an
8X q; Bullion. 2 Is b; Belcher. . 80 b; 70.
tosi. 3,25 8; ChoIlar, ~ 3; BE b, llN s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
EAST Err N.

shermHu's L,st.c Csvui service
saumpsng Tsur-TSs Oelinr Of
tho DWds.
WASHINGTON, August 23d.-Sec.
retary Sherman has started for his
homo 10 Mansfield, Ohio. On Mon.
day next the Secretary will make
his first campaign speech at CO.
lumbus, Ohio.
The new regulation, intended to
facilitate the filling Of orders for
silver dollars, has been approved
by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
1t provides that, hereafter, persons
desiring silver dollars can make o
deposit for them with the Assist.
ant United States Treasurers at
Philadelphia, San Francisco and
New Orleans, and certificate for
the amount called for by the de-.
posit will be sent direct to the Su-
Rsdig WITH wtfihie snibb Mbntt the T. coRSs SIS
to the party ordering. This will
save from seventeen to twenty
days time to those calling for silver
dollars at, San Francisco and about
week to those at New Orleans.
lsseress ON ine Az Pss Gent. Domds.
WASHINGTON, August 23d.-Ths
quarterly interest on the a per
cent. loan falls due at the Treasury
on the lst of September next. The
interest will amount to So 800 600.
Checks for the amount represented
10 that sum by registered bonds are
being prepared by the Treasurer,
aud will be sent out ia few days.
The Interest of these Al per cant.
bonds is the only Interest sum to be
met by the government in Septem-
ber.
A Bssks Couasy SensassOs.
READINo, Pa. August 23i.-A
great sensation has been caused
throughout Berks county by the
discovery OF Benjamin Zechler, q
lunatic, who had been confined In
q house In Bethany to wnship by his
brother, Jacob z .chler, for twenty
seven years. He WAS chained TO
the door in . small house built
specially for him, and In a room
about eight feet square, with only
one window for ventilation.
Aass-vs~x~ ss C.vss we IN M-xsco
Dies B.aqarss Mssister Mos.
gss-8snw.y Mates.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 14th.-l
Gonx .Ies has al absolute majority. |
Congress has nothing to do but to
declare the result. It is expected
will pronounce against
The result upon the ground Of
fraud. He is Governor of Zacatecas
and has well armed and organ-
ICED body Of State troops. The gov
ernment is watching him with
considerable forces at San Luis and
other convenient points, with Gen.
Gonzales In command. President
Diaz gave q dinner to Minister
Morgan and all the foreign Minis-
ters aud Consuis, with their wives
attended; also. the Cabinet Min
lsters.
The thrse American companies
'eeking railway concessions are
The Southern Pacific Company, G.
P. Huntington at the head, the
Mexican Construction, headed by
3en. Palmer and Jay Gould, and
he Boston.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dentri6ce, 6oZODONT
Composed OF rare antiseptic heros.
tt imparts whtteness to the teeth. q
delicious aroma TO the breath, and
preserves intact, from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acldity OF thu
stomach will destroy the strongest
teeth unless its effects are counter
Aoted With eOEoD0NT, and thip
puye toosh- waeh pfOtooto the dem
by removing evefy i'm.
purify that sdhsves 20 them. A6k
Ye1E sroGslst for 9ogopoNx.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
ssAs.s e.s 81. e.. GO aa..

Gront many superficial people
~ onder the idea that Mr.. Carl
118 carries the German vote
r, brssohes, pocket. The fact
f6at The many tnconeistencies Of
f. atle man and the particu-
tl)V With which he insists upon
GoSh for each harangue, deal
only In mercenary oratory,
: almost entsse1y destroyed his
oDee with his countrymen.
)4x15 not an argument In sup
& ths Republican party, made
~. ~ Schurs or any one else,
which most perfect and In
olble answer cannot be found in
1RnP ! speeches delivered Ia the
otsy campaign Of 1874. In bis
|Neley spesches he painted most
luentiy the dangers Of allowing
lneolont bureaucracy to grow
tn thls country. with power to
ntuste Itself Dy the very money
6Wn from the national treasury.
rvoe did carpet-bag and snallswsg
Dofnnnsnt At the South receive
~ vigorous scoring than 1T the
eds Of Carl Sohurz: When he
3 3ks Ii 1872 the great scandals
~ Republican party. such as
Dack Pay, tho CredR Mobilier,
Ro UHbuook aud BeIknap infAmIea
~ not been made pubic, and yet
l1sto never used more vigorous
14nage III dsnouncing CatiIine |
~ echufz poured upon the de-
~ head OF the Republican party
~ yeats ago. That the German
& *eqle of ths United States believe
~ ~ eehurs VI 1872 Instead OF the
Gteid.1sd Schurs Of 1880 we see, In
~ EASTERN exchanges, many rea-
Dqo foF thinking. On the 18th Of
Z uE0et = delegation Of the German |
35kmofioan Independent Citizens'
qsoetattou Of New York City
~ at The Democratic National
fqusrtsss. Among them were
ynaslss J. Nehibas, President Of
- e1eneral Committee; Charles
Wsndts Chairman OF the Execu.
Nm osm mtttee. AsssmbIymsn Ed.
1 0fDssf, DR.. Louis 6chuItse,
q. Rocke. Mr.. Nshrbas said
membsr Of the committee that
y nnoooietjOu had about 6OO0 |
r3tefD. O0e-Quarter Of them |,
- Republicans aud usually vot-
~ Rspublicsn national and
- olofe1s. This year tue organ
- would support Gen. Han
l sVo members only having de-
|1o1 fhelr intsntion TO vots for
~ ssCopnected with the ~ |
6nH ~. Nehrbas continusd, Il
rensn vetersu Associatton. /,
l11l1sd Into caWpss which
1e osxons Wtth a. average
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
ATTENTION
@ erm an Hancock and
EnRliAh Club.

GERMAN ClTIZENs:-You are all in.
vlted TO attend v ineeti, e ut tho Han.
c,ck and Enslish H~aoQuari ers, IN D,w-
ney Block, on IA URDAY, 2Sth Augus
for the purpose Of organ zinx German
Hancock and English Ciub.
JOSEPH KURTZ,
JACOB KuHkrS,
CHAS. HEI>ZEMAN,
N. LINDENFELD,
a2itd SAM. PRAGEh.