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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
BAYARD ON HANCOCK.
a. Good Constitutional Lawyer as Any in
the Land-Electoral Votes to Spare.
Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press.
Senator Bayard was In town yes
terday, and, being questioned con-
corning the Presidential contest, he
said: l propose to make speech
tomorrow night at Wilmington. /
know that I will be able to show
from the records of the past twenty
years that Hancock was and is q
statesman. l consider him as good
constitutional lawyer as there Is
In the land. He will be elected. l
am unqualified in my support of
the ticket, and l propose. If my
health will permit, to visit Ohio
and Indiana for the October cam .
paign, and Pennsylvania and New
York in November. am very
glad that my near friends so ar.
IDENTIFY support Hancock. Like all
candidates for the highest honor in
the world, l would like to have
won; like Democrat 1 made the
endeavor, and like Democrat
shall heartily and earnestly enter
the canvass, and do all in my hum.
BILE power for the ticket. l DOM
see how a Pennsylvania can vote
or speak against Hancock. How
men will be able to stultify theil
own words and acts is u puzzle tt
me. Yes,n he continued, "New
York Is rs sure rs Delaware TO
Hancock and English. New Jer
sey and Indiana are even now be
yOnd controversy, and thus Their
will be Electoral votes to spare"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

THIRD Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen has returned from
Connecticut and reports that that
State lie sure to 60 Republican.
Virginia, also, we learn, Is lost to
the Democratic ticket. In view Of
the fact that Bottom the Weaver,
one of the two Greenback candi-
dates for President, by his own
statement, Is certain to carry Ala
bama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas
aud California, this makes q bad
showing for Hancock. Worse and
more Of it remains behind. George
y. Gorham IL reported as saying
that. by a liberal use of money,
the Republicans are certain to car
Kentucky. With all these old
Democratic stand.bys dropping
out Of the Democratic ranks, we
suppose we ought TO feel mournful,
but we don't. In our minds eye
we see o sort of nimbus of victory
encircling the comedy head of Han.
cock; and, though the Associated
Press pipe never SO dolefully, We
decline to feel dolorous. "We've
got 'em sure this time" is the
Democratic refrain; and few Dem
ocrats, even, know how thoroughly
this exultant provision forecasts
the result.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

The recent little game to carry
the city OF San Francisco for the
Republicans in 1880. as was done
In 1876. by skillful and fraudulent
manipulation OF the Registrars Of
fee. lin 1875 the County CLERKS Of.
feel seems to have miscarried
through the manly and robust ac-
tion Of the Board of Election Com
missioners, headed by Mayor Kali
looh. The removal of Reg
istrar Kaplan has made
q profound impression upon
the people OF San Francisco, and II
will act as q boomerang on the Re.
publican party. The Commission.
ers, in the interest Of fair play,
should stand by their guns.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

"Want to play a game of seven.
up?" asked u citizen of a stranger
who was reading q paper in a
Pueblo (Col saloon recently. al
don't care" he slowly remarked.
The game went on single-handed
for awhile, the stranger losing all
the time. Presently two other cit
izens took hand, and still the
stranger lost. It had already cost
him couple of dollars for drinks,
and, as be took up the cards to
deal after paying the bill, he sim.
ply remarked that luck would
change eventually. He dealt, and
looked at his cards. ''l'd like to
bet $40 on this hand" he said,
land II we were playing poker I'd
do it," "You wOuld?n said one of
the players. Eyes, 1 believe
would" replied the stranger. "Dis-
card and I'm with you," said the
other. The other players threw
down their hands and watched the
new turn Of affairs. The draw was
gwen, and the stranger planked
his $40 down upon the table. His
opponent covered with four more
tens and the stranger increased the
pile to $500, when the other player
called for sight. The stranger
laid his cards down upon the table
face up. There were four aces and
q king. The other man had four
queens and a jack. 1t broke up
The social game. but the boys could
not help but notice the peculiar
smile that twitched around the cor
ners of the strangers mouth as he
asked the crowd up to take some.
thing.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
The San Francisco Post talks

THE San Francisco Post talks of
the slave drivers lash on the Sand
Lots, and holds up the disturbances
there as reproach to the Demo-
cratic party. What nonsense !
This man Kearney has approved
himself the great "bouncer" of the
age. He has ridden roughshod
over the meetings called for public
purposes by respectable men, es.
saying and carrying out the role of
"bull-dozer" and blood tub until
his cowardly character was made
coDpicuous by Rule at Santa Ana.
He. and he only, is responsible for
the introduction Of blackguardism
and violence into our public assem-
blies. When called to account for
his beastly misconduct, he has re-
piled that he was ''public agi.
tator." Following Kearney's exam
pie, q large number Of "public agi-
tators'' asse mble on the Sand Lots
every Sunday, and Kearney is seen
in the pitiabIe attitude Of appeal
ing to that police force which he
has go often and 80 glibly cursed.
The community feels like allowing
these people to settle their difficult
ties in their own way. The hon.
est Sand Lotters know that Kear-
ney has repeatedly sold them out,
and they are justly indignant.
This disgraceful fellow is making
his last "piece" by bowling for
Weaver. He knows he has sold
himself. body, boots and breeches,
to au attempt to enable the Repub-
Iicans to carry California. The
Sand Lotters know 1t and they are
determined to boot him out of the
State. We think they will succeed,
and II they do 1t without commit
ting violence, we shall rejoice. 1t
IL hard to apply the noble lines to
such . vulgar fellow, but 1t - the
old story. SO bitterly pondered by
Macbeth In bis agony, I'VE but
Isef bloody Instructions which,
b. hight return to plague the
|nvsntor.n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17


John ChInaman escapes complete
", while classes Of our population
which would be protected by q uni
vsrsal public sentiment benefit
likewise. The c0pjoint wisdom Of
our Constitutional Convention and
the demagogue legislature held
pursuant to 1t has barely achieved
the distinction Of enacting q prem
ium on Chinese labor in this State.
AS the case stands, II is absolute.
ly useless to attempt to exact Ii
censes from Cinnamon or alien wo-
men. Should the thing DO pushed
TO its logical conclusion, and we
really see no bar TO 1t, q great
many businesses, which might de.
sire to escape the pay ment Of H.
cense, would naturally pass undel
the nominal control Of Cinnamon
or Of women belonging to Irish
French and other nationalities.
And such lie our local remedy fol
= grievance which has already
attained State proportions, which
threatens shortly to expand to ma
tional dimensions, and which real
ly has all the proportions Of an in
ternational peril. Citizens OF Cali
fornIa and Of the Pacific Coast
You have the choice between tn,
honest and square-dealing Democ
racy and the shuffiing and phari
saicAl Republican treatment Of thi
question. How choose ye? Tn
Democrats will succeed anyhow
But can you afford, with the De
mocracy In possession Of all depart
ments Of the government, with al
unquestioned ability to remode
the Supreme Court Of the United
States, to play the role OF migrate
and challenge aud deserve an in
difference TO the overm astering Is
sue in which your fate, for veal O
woe, is wrapt up? II you cannot
see that California's six electora
votes go to Hancock.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
A Terrible Savage.
From the London Telegraph

From the London Telegraph
Thrilling interest was excited re-
Gently, says contemporary,
among the people of one Of Ber-
Inns largest suburbs, by the erec-
ton on the Weinbergsweg of q
huge booth, purporting to contain
a genuine wild man of such ire.
mendOus strength and inveterate
ferOcity that 1t was found necessary
by his lessee to have him watched
day ami night by four stalwart
keepers armed with loaded rifles.
This terrific savage "drew"
amazingly, the suburban fair
crowding his booth In vast
numbers and seeming never to
weary of admiring his mus
cular limbs. of listening to bis an
cry howls, or of watching his me.
nacing gestures. Subsequently,
however, while the proprietor of
the show was expatiating upon the
perils he had encountered in cap.
turing this untamable child of ma
ture, and was calling attention to
the manifest irefuIness of his dispo.
sition, u wind storm, such as the
German Capital is not infrequent-
ly visited by at this season of the
year arose, and began to buffet the
booth with such vshemencs that
fearing the structure would col
lapse, the wild mans four armed
guardians dropped their rifles
and fed, promptly followed
by the panic.stricken exponent
of his sanguinary pecuiiarities.
The horror of the audience may be
imagined, threatened as they were
by the double danger of being
crushed by the totterlng booth and
eaten more or less alive by the in.
furiated savage. The wild man,
however, showed more presence of
mind than his heroic captor or
stern custodian, for he proceeded
eagerly to assure the terrified as.
semblage that "there was really no
danger, and that If they would
honor him with their at.
tention he would continue the per-
Torrance thus untimely interrupt
ed" Recognizing a tame native
of the Spree Valid in the alleged
savage aborIgine of a virgin forest,
the audience hurriedly dispersed;
and an hour later the booth and its
indomitable wild man had van
ished.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

The most honest burst of agony
that wells up from Republican lips
arises from their inability to fur
ther cajole the black men Of the
South by the old fiction of Massa
Grant being about to give them
forty acres and mule apiece.
While the intelligence Of the late
slaves is slow, for obvious reasons,
fifteen years of hollow Republican
professions, including such de.
lightful juggling as characterized
tine management of the Freedman's
Bank, has at last opened their
eyes. A shrewd negro dreamed,
the other night, that he had died
and gone to hell. swell, who
did you see there" he was asked,
any Democrats" "Ob, yes, plen-
ty!" "Any Greenbackers" IA
few" "Any Republicans?". "Any
number" "What were the Re-
publicsns doing?" "uoldiDg the
niggers between themselves and
the hottest part Of the fire."
Awake or asleep that darkey's
head was level. The real future OF
the South, both for the black man
and his late master. now that Re.
publican marplot hands are kept
from meddling with domestic
and social problem, the proper 30
luton Of which requires the best
wisdom aud patience of all classes
at the South, is just beginning.
Probably an honest appreciation Of
this fact will cause hundreds Of
thousands of Republicans, imitat-
ing the example Of Leonard w.
Jerome, to vote for Hancock. 1t
10 perfectly preposterous that a lot
Of Massachusetts, and Eastern
pseudo humanitarians should be
permitted to keep a whole section
In sort of witches hell broth oil
toll and trouble. They are nc
longer able to do 1t, and in that
fact good citizens have huge
cause for congratulation. Whal
housing politicians are In danger
Of seeing is not only a "soliG
South" but "solid North" also,
behind Hancock and English.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
Armed 10 the Teeth,

Is q very com mon expression, but
we think armed to embellish and
preserve them to a ripe old age is
decidedly mora appropriate. This
can be done by keeping yourself
supplied with q bottle Of that
splendid dentlfrice, Fragrant Soz.
ODONT, which will beautify the
teeth and protect them from the
ravages Of decay. SozoDoNT con.
'rf acids or gritty substance
the enamel, but is
con1r-- q antiseptic
herbs, which have -...e-S.al eff.
feet on the whole ECONOMY Of the
mouth. Sold by druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

An Oil City man went fishing
Saturday, and he came home with
nothing but little half-pound
bass. SIS that all you csught?"
asked his friends. "Thaps ALL" re.
piled the man. Chow many bites
did you have?" "None," exclaim-
ed the fisherman, and the whole
crowd cried, "He's found! he's
found! Here lie the honest fisher
man." He'd have had fifty invi.
ts.tions to drink in ten minutes If
a small boy hadn't broken through
the crowd and said, "See here,
mister, yer gave me q bogus nickel
for that air fish," And now that
crowd has no faith In human ma.
ture,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

In New York, a drag. d..
an elegantly-attired lady, with u
trim and neatly dressed colored
boy perched on the footman's seat
behind, was passing through the
street, when 1t was espied by an
old negro woman. "Bress de
Lord ~ she exclaimed, raisiDg her
hands as she spoke, "bress De Lord!
l never 'spected to see dat. Won
der what dat young cullud gem
man pays that young white oman
for driving dat kerridge? know'd
I'D come, but never 'apected to lib
to see 1t. Dis niggar's ready to 60
way now"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
EASTERN.
F.vor.bis Health Reports.

WASHINGTON, July 16th.-The
National Board Of Health contin-
ues to hear encouraging reports
from the South. So far, there have
been no indications of yellow fever
at Memphis, which is being very
jealously watched by the officers.
Dr. Tssner ssIli an Oondisass.
NEW YORK, July 16 This eve
ming DR.. Tanner returned from q
long ride. His pulse was rs and
temperature 9S As. He felt Q heer-
full and seemed Ia good spirits.
rae Davsspsss Isvssssgsssn.
NEW YORK, July 18.-Before the
Wallace Senatorial Committee to.
day Jpo. J. Davenport, Supervisor
Of Elections, continued his testi-
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

Conflict Of Aushorisy-Atsems
Asssssi nation.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16th.-The
war between the Election Commits
sioners and Registrar Tharp con-
tinues. Tie latter has discharged
several clerks, which the Com mis-
sioners hold 10 beyond his province.
A resolution was adopted to-day to
take the matter into the courts for
adjudication.
Some person unknown attempt
ed to assassinate officer Travers at
the corner of Mission and Twenty
Seventh streets last night, but
only succeeded In putting o ball
through his leg.
Tine fesnase Tramps.
SAN FRANCISCO July 16.-In the
female walking match the score al
P. M. stood: Howard 307, Young
30l, Tobias 298, Denman 2SS, Don
ley 26S, Lee 25S.
Mining News.
VIRGINIA City, July 16.-Quinn
is raising ore taken from the work.
ings as they progress. The spe,i-
mems are certainly very rich, but
parties are very reticent about
what Is going on or where the ore
comes from. They promise all de-
sired information in the sworn
weekly statement on Monday.
Belcher has broken the pump rod
again and stopped the drills, which
had just been started. Hale &
Norcross has been compelled to Sc
lect q new place to bulkhead
against the water.
Cas- Hts ThvOns.
CARSON, July 16th.-At 8 O'Clock
last evening A. Beaudon, a French
man, cut his throat at Washoe
City. He died AZ o'clock this
morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

mony In regard to the manner In
which Judge McCunn conducted
the naturalization business. The
proceedings were conducted in an
irregular manner and. kind OF
mock court was held. The witness
gave the names Of men who had
been naturalized before they had
been In the country six weeks.
Postal Decision.
WASHINGTON, JAY 16.-Judge
Freeman, Assistant Attorney
General for the Postoflice Depart
ment, has decided that where third
or fourth class mail matter 10 de-
posted in a postoffice insufficient
ly prepaid, or where first class mat
ter is deposited without one full
rate, a postmaster should not for
ward; but if, by inadvertency, IL 10
forwarded. the Postmaster at the
office of delivery should only col
lect the postage remaining unpaid.
He also decides that If first, third
or fourth class matter be deposited
In a postoffice without any pre-
payment, 1t shonld be held, but II
forwarded by mistake, the
amount collected upon delivery
should be double the postage
which should have been prepaid.
| Violent Wtnd storm.
CHESTER. Pa, June 15th.-A
violent wind storm passed over the
southeastern portion of this county
this afternoon. In South Chester
thirty.iive houses were unroofet
and seven partly completed dwell
ings blown down.
Wsn Mos be Ready for Two Weeks
New YORK, July 16th.-Genera
Hancock says his letter of accept
ance will not be ready for q fort
night.
Political News.
| CHICAGO, July 16th.-A promi
nent Republican from Virgini
yesterday says thstin the Congress
sional districts in that State, tn
state Of feeling between sections @
the Democracy is such that mem
bers of either declare that shout
any attempts be made by thei
leaders looking toward compromis,
they will support the Republlca
ticket.
The Republican campaign wi
be formally opened in South Carr
lima on the 9th instant. The frs
mass meeting is to be held at Blacl
vile, Bartwell county. Othe
meetings are announced at Colun
bia, July 3lst, and. at Florenc
August Sd.
POfstscs liza COsaaecsiouf.
CHICAGO, July 16th.-The Mte
OCEANS Washington special say
General Hazen, Third Assista1
Postmaster General. just returne
from Connecticut, says lively il
terest is beginning to be felt /
that State in political matters. .
!, vigorous campaign will be inaul
urated and the State is sure to 9
!, Republican. The next Legisl,
ture will easily have clear Repul
9 lican majority to elect success,
to Eaton, at present United Sem
tor, who is States right Dem
/: crat.
/; tnces-POpuiasiOD
DEADwO0D, July 16.-The rae
to-day between the Montana mar,
. Premium, Hardwhacks and Ran
bier, three-quarter mile dash, fe
$4,000, was won by Rambler. Tim
1859.
The census returns give Dea'
wood u population of 1858.
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FOR EIcN.
Fate Of che Z.nSibar.


LONDON, July 16th.-A bottle
has been found at Bally Bank con.
tanning papers signed George
Caldwell, second engineer Of the
stea mer Zanzibar, dated July Is,
1879, with the following memoran.
dunn: 1.-THE ship is filling rapidly;
We are preparing to take to the
boats; weather moderating, but we
have little hope of saving our.
selves. The Zanzibar, Captain
Page, left New York January II,
1879, for Glasgow.
AHasrs sn A fxh"nisiau.
SIMLA, July 16th.-Dispatches
from Candahar announce that
when Sheer Ali was appointed
Wall Of Candahar by the British,
be ordered his forces to retire
towards Gorzka. The infantry de-
serted in body, taking their guns,
arms and ammunition and went in
the direction OF Seamilsvar. Gen.
Burrows's force crossed the Ham.
mand river, overlook and routed
them. They killed two hundred of
the deserters and recovered the
guns and baggage. Shere Ali's
cavalry and his officers remaiuded
faithful. Mohand Jan and Musa
Khan have gone to Charaks.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

Edison has rival in Professor
Jamin, of Paris, whose plan OF
electric lightning is to place three
or more candles in lamp, one ig-
hitting when the other is burnt out,
thus dispensing with the renewal
OF candles by hand every few
hours. An accident to one lamp
does not affect the other. Jamin
processes to have cheapened con.
siderably the production of the
electric current, and to he able to
increase or diminish its intensity
at pleasure.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17

kinds. The White is for the human
family; the Yellow Is for horses, sheep
and other animals. Testimonials OF the
eferts produced by these remarkable
Preparations are wrapped around every
bottle and may be procured Of any drug
gist, or BY mail from the ONCE OF The
CENrAuR Co.'PANY, 40 Dey street, New
York City. l2-H
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EvENINa srREHrs-4 p. M

Hale + Norcross, 305 b; Belcher. las s:
Jacket, 40 b; Orc. L30 b; Con Virginia,
Savage. i 60 8; Mexican, 8: Jupiter. * 8;
Ophir, TX o; 0oodshaw, 500 b.; Grown
Point, LILO b, LIS .: Utah, 81 b. Ga; Best
Belcher, ~ b; Andes, Toe b, 75c a; CAL
edonia, ESQ b; Gould &Curry, 3 8; Albion,
10c b, 45c a; Chollar, 2l0 b; Potosl, l.70 a;
Overman, LILO b.
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C1a nssAm Printing House II
neo1 ~ any Job Printing once
49, coaat. outside OF San Fran.
Moi1itios for doing Job work.
- ~ work and expedition
= ~ upon e this ONCE.
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~ notloss Of companies. socie-
49,, -. Will only be inserted
nAED - paid advertisements,
~, ~ Places Of Worship. graf
Ivs which will appear every
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
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PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK IxEPs,H.X.
MORNING SESSION.

AN FRANCIeCO STOCK AMI EX.
CHANGE BOA Ri;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

One of the advantages that Tarraut's
Settler ACKNOWLEDGING a dry white
povder-has over many natural miners al
waters, is the fact that 1t never becomes
vapid or stale. 1t Is. therefore, the m ost
admirable preparation not only for ira
velers on land and sea, but for all who
need a bright. fresh, spark ling Alternative
and corrective, and 1t is always ready.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
THE OLD RELIABLE
Tucson & - Tombstone
Daily Stage Line!

The proprietor OF this line having com.
pleted new road from Tucson to Tomb
stone at cost OF $500, which shortens
the road ten miles. is now running his
line OF coaches over this road. which
runs, free OF dust, over beautiful 70 ling
county and for many miles passes
through fine groves OF timber while
MAG nifcent mount in scenery relieves
the monotony generally accompanying
stage travel.
as- Doing General Stage and Express
Business az low rates and running strict
ly on schedule time daily, leaving each
place at 7 A. M.
TIME:
Tucson to Tom bstone..................l hours
ombstOne to TucsOn........ .........l0 hours
OE MILES! TEN MILES SHORTER
OSJ than by any other route! Max
ing the quickest time from to hours.
Buy Your Tickets at Tucson!
Principal Office in the PALACE HOTEL.
J. d. KINNEAk, Prop'r.
JOSEPH HUBER, JR., Agent, Tucson.
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