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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

The Texas man who counts his
acres by the tens OF thousands, Oh
being demonstrated with for mo-
n9boiizipg tendencies,. respondeu:
II don't want to tnoB0pol,ze any
!and.s Alfif the world, I want is
The land that a,ijoinss mine. nfis iisa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

When William Vanderbilt hea rs
Of another railroad for sale, worth
$2S,OOO,UUO more than he wants to
give, lie runs his hands hungrily
into his pockets, gazes despairlDg-
iy out OF the window, aud sighs,
"By George, but Its mighty hard
to be poor" ."-Burlington Hasykeye.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

4
years have shown psrtiality for
very, sickly sensations. . 1t seemed
afmost'incredtble That a whole COM
tinent should go wild on the walk
ing craze. When Edward Payson
Weston made his celebrated walk
from Portland to Chicago the pc 10.
ple looked on, uncertain whether
toibeinterested orfdisgusted. That
long tramp ,sowed the seeds Of the
present pedestrian mania. After
becomipg' firmly seated In sth he
United States, it has crossed be
ocean and established itself id
E6glsuJ, although tho. genial soil
in which its roots have struck Sc
deeply in the United States has
been wanting ih Britannia. The
starvation craze seems to be the
spe3Esen ssb oa+s Should it. bsa
no,a,csd that De. Tanner has conl.
pleted his forty-two days fast. WI
shall. be treated to the spectacle Ot
fifty fools starving, or pretending
to starve themselves, 10 the great
delight of gaping crowds, in allthe
leading cities Of the United
states.l Already Tanner is
in receipt Of challenges
from all quarters from people
who think they are fasting ex-
perts. I'VE heartily hope that TIL 9
latestscraze will bel {ftowned down.
AS one of the largest producers of
breadstuff. and other staples Of
life, California cannot look with
patience upon a species OF lunady
which threatens to reduce the con
sumption Of her soil products ih-
calcuIably. II the gaunt aud muGh
hungered Tan ner will,be. so kfnd De
to turn bis toes up during the OF.
deal the mania would receive,; in
his death, its death blow. His
Watchers and '.cappers.p though,
probably keep the Doctor too well
nourished for any such casualty te
occur. Detailed accounts of tbs
habits, Of. Tan ner state ,tha Il. hs AnC
ms ne.watchersr gti!sappeat' fnss ID.
moraings aud evenings ON ,lo1e
drives, during which he Il may 10
patch the most elaborate lunche el
Witch Delmonicc can ser1e, $fol
aught the PUBLIC knows. On The
other hand, some physicians,
whose credibflity is .ordipArfly re.
liable, say that Tanner has stuck
faithfully to Ibis rrogramme and
has shbsisted on his own fat and
the surplus vitality which he pos
'lalessed when he began hisc fast.
Whether'the public isr being hum
bugged or not, and whether Tan.
uer is or is not q sort, OF modern
edition of st. Simon Stylltes, the
great msjofiiy of mankind will
never warmly adopt the theory oI
halfor whole starvation. There
will be in the fature, as in the
present and d'past, Esaus who will
gladly sell their 'ihheritance fol-
messPs lpfl Rottage. and to whom
fbe delights oof abstinenee will al.
ways remain as sealed book.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County TAX Collector.

Il hereby announces myself as a candi.
date for re-e lection to the office of Cou n
" Tax Collector, subject to the action OF
The Democratic County Convention
w, b. CULLEN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Auditor.

q B.sA. ,YoRBAvill be a candidate for
Con nty Auditor at the ensuing eiecti0 h ,
su0lcct 70 the action Of the Dem ocra tic
COunty Convention,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Auditor.

{ Twill be a candidate for County Aud
itor at the ensulng ieleesion, subject 10
nomination by the Democratic County
=. ANDRoNICo E. ..sEpuLvEDA! i
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Treasurer.

e. E. HEWITT in, q candidate for
County Treasurer. subJe ct TO nomtnation
pyithe Democrattc County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
NEW TODAY.
For Supervisor

SANFORD LYON will be candidate
for The oniee OF Supervisor in the First
supervisorial District, su ject to the de.
c.slon OF the Republican County Con-
tcuLiOus H'f-4+ .ff-' f4' 'fie4fsff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
I}E A Foss' sheriff.

w. r. POWI AND will be a candidate
for sheriff, subject To- the action of the
Democratic County Convention. IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Recorder.

f CHARLES e. MILES will be candi-
date Tor County kscorder, subject 10 the
action OF the Dem ocratic County Con-
vontion. ~ H'' ''.t' ''f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Auditor.

b. Ghandl er VIII be q candidate for
County auditor. subject 10 the action OF
the DemacraticC C ant ty Convention. .
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
tFor County CLERK.

!. ] hereby announce myself as q candl-
date for re election to the office of Cou n.
tya Ctefks subject to the acti on oi the
democratic County Convention.
81 A. w POTTS. :
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For County Treasurer .

3. A. D. M0FFfTr~.will be candid ate
Tor Cou MY 4 reasurer, subject to the &c.
.tion OF the DStn ocratic County Conve a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For City Ju ustice Of the
QxfPeace.

), i Will be candidate for election to the
ONCE OF City Justice OF the feace in anu
Tor Los Angeles city ut the approaching
election. SnpJecttO a Democratic nomi-
nation for SAID office.
f, iiH9H 1t'.'r''' = o. d. NJ. ADAMS.
Los Angeles, July %. 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For. Supervisor.

I hereby announce myself as a eandi-
oa1e Ior supervisor from the. Second
District at the ensuing election, subj ect
20 nomination by The Democratic COun.
ty Convention.
80 8sne CHARLES PRAGER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For SUPERVISOR

g. ~ -. ~ % .5.' J ~IH.sEisi ia't |
q. Fl. BLISS Is O. candidate for Super
Visor rom the Third t,lIlstrtot, subject TO
nomination bf the Democratic iCpnven-
tiOn, t5 f h. n, =, ., -, !
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M .M1TaH.St ~. n fgMIsi
EYENIN0 SIRE ETa-4 =. 4
. "a -sSs j 4 slsS az ~
The Scls roe der Shooting CASE.

-ett 9
the sch rorder Shooting Case.
San EiE..ASsnIsoorS i July 27th---An
iadpeAt WAS heId J. otl, che BODY Of
DE-: Lefevre,s Of Oxktsnd, ehot yes
iserdsy byI Schroeder, aud developed
10 new facts..,' The defense dselIned.
to call any, Witnesses and tho Jury
rendered a verdict,'g. changing
Schroeder with murder. Mrs.
Schroeder cannot be found" When
she; left hes husband last might.
che, said, ....iYou will neyer see me
alive again. It is reported that
some of the Jurors desire to impli-
cate her in the act Of her, hnsba nd
and that o warrant for her arrest is
tosbe issued, The affair has cre-
ated great excitement and public
opinion is divided as 90 the merits
Of the, case. st5of.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

|lnecial to the HERALD by the Western
n Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
NttkNING SESSION.

hNlska scisCQ ssSyoSk AN'r &X-
3 sSD . Ola .tl$3tSIo sHl.a [,
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4t sss A tf.tsf''st .ii5 lsjI1
For Constable.

r. A. LING VIII be Candidate for
Constable of Los Angeles tOWnship al
he ensuing election, su bject to the ac-
tion OF Giie De IN lcraslc Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For Sheriff.

DON TOMAS A. SANCHEZ will be a
candidate for sheriff of Los Angeles
county. subject to the action of the DEM
ocrat.c Couaty Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
NOTICE.

~, ,l2i,l sisf - gri, stisS sd, - sps,sff,tf
THIS "a to notify all psrrpns conceroe
tnas M. !. 9S oas Y an!hosAxed 10 tncaE an
AccQp!At,; auds that ! wiil mol pa1 "A 4
MIS- lpcurrfd BY any ona Without =
ri-tsl order ffom ma.
oi Angeles, April .. lsss. : = s1stf~ !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For County Recorder.

Iwlll.be d candidate for the office Of
County Recorder. al. the approaching
election, "a ject tp ihs action of' the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
- z = - 81 49,: .
LAS TERN.

Gs4s efsAAsver - s~na FsAoctsc9
WAsHINaToN, July 9th. Tile
Mint ard sub. Treasury at San u
Francisco are ovelfiowing with
silyetspin spa appllestipn is made
for the transfer East OF two mil :
iiobs of dollars. The cost OF trans .
porting this SUM at the rates
charged BY the Express companies es
and railroads would be twenty
Thousand dollars at one per cent.
The question Of the mode In which b
this silver can be transported ami
where 1T can be most easily stored,
and not exceed the amount Of
twenty Thousand dollars appropri-
ated for vault room, is being con.
sidered, by tthe Treasury Depart
ment.1sit, ,,1s, KS 3.tY9 Hesi-,sa
BIdi Observation-Disclosures Mes'ing.
WAsHINaToN, July 27th.-Bids
were opened at the. Postoffice De.
parthdent tSAJayAsof m.h.bag tags
and card clamps. and fixtures
Many bids were received from Gin.
cinuarf,' ,'A''' clevelabd; ~Nashville,
Parlssrsburg and other places. The
awards, will be- made on or befoTe
August 10Th. f.s. yn9.4.t,,aA ..es
A short Cabinet session was held
to-day. The Spanish outrage ques-
tfcn WAS not discussed, but as SEQ
retary .Evarts, premained with tbIe
Presidsnt, after. adjournment, The
naAtter, 1,,it., is believed, has been
made the subject Of private consul
.tation. Ia During the session Secre-
tary Evarts referred to the fact
that Admiral Wyman's dispatches
of Friday last had heen, furnished
to the public before they were
banded over to tie State Depart
ment, and took Commodore Je ffers,
representing the Navy. .Hepart-
|a.ment, mildly to'.tksk for this leak
10 his department.. Secretary Sher-
man alluded tosthe encouraging
condition or the nations tina nces,
- shown by the excess Of receipts
over ex penditures for the present
month, and predicted q continu-
ancs of the healthy and favorable
conuiAAou' ast' q ief5 ,p'" sati &
a-i' 7shs" Lsss asa FOx. q i.a79l
.s@tFyA - ntrf iraL sat..s .,4ssa ~ |
: BOSTON, Juiy,' 27th.--John New
land. John Powers, John Green
and MichAsl Ksrkssy left their yes-
ss', the Alice williamson on the
Banks to extend their. travels.
Sooh after \ dsnss fog set Ia Abd
they were unable to find the vessel
II is feared they are lost.
80 = sassss AdkSssd ri
- 44eQsl4oMe., July 18th. gbsIs
Democratic and Greenback State
CommittssS Wers " ssissxte aud,,
'serstnesston to-day Issls ,hss de-.
'ision Of both committees ths,Il
A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For 8 herin.

r. M. BARHAM, of Anaheih3rSHjH be
q candidate for sheriff at the x0p fN0ch-
ing election, subject to the action 9th 9
Democratic County Conventions lEd ,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For Town ship Constable.

..;sssissi K -.-y.s.s .
hereby announce myself as a candi.
date 1of;GOnst tabte Of Los Angeles tow n.
ship at the approaching election, subj cot
" nomilaiioa by the Democratic U un.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
.;3.dAfsAx'Fsxsorsoo. July d.

IN AfsAxFsksorsoo. July q.
ITO Ophir, ~ 40 Belcher, i.S0, ,Il3z,
3S6 Mexican. 81, SKI l7O
100 4 g, $40 l65 8 Nevada. 1fJI,
l6fB deA. 8Afs &<!gdSI uH% ~
40 GALA, 2.d5 SIS bullion, !, ,55, ]. 60
!. 100 Savage, 10, "a 100 tab. D. ~ u
40 Con Va, 2.963 45U Overman, 1.50,
lao ph0llRp. 4 g. IL ). l25,s4,
$50 'POtosi, I65, Ito 2l0 UnIoh. 2i1z, 2lA
22V Point, LAO i.,, 100, ,r.xchequer, 60
1,9Jacket. 4 10, AS "a Quinn, $50, 3.75
- 10A1pha,- 4.5O 1901 .'' N.'I's'''.' y
N! .MoTasl.itefss I {. N fgNin
EvENIN0 sTkE Ers-4 r. n.
Sierra Nevada. llX 81. Mexican, ~ s;
CAoll4si 2as d HnHn. N bs sSph,r. IN s;
a; Jacket, 4.i0a; Hale d Norcross, ) a;
ExcheQper. ~ 81; Best 4 Belcher,8 b;
$ wage, l.l0 81 MI pIablo. I01ss a.: Beither,
LEO o; Ophir,7M bi bullion, l.60a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
For Sale or Rent,

oI. irritable .bS'a'ss b.'' Sc ~ srs four Z : ts !,
> n at 49, nos =
VI 3 s's - D. -1ar | .sl :.
Saa3 - ~, ~ - -r,r~ 4;E
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& n 'ss.srsF7-l. q .l1A !,
PACIFIC c0A6.

-,,,e,aA fxH;sst,.si
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
!: !. :-'...:..E. MARTINI co.,ia,aa
y y no a e.. ! '1'iquor Dealers,
' 'e@''".'- ~ -'' t91 - ett hdo hoa 411n1 hitG
:s-.s estfd an - h.x aotidg -. y 4ssb
''#' So -ts No. "a Baker Block todo2 Il ,9adeta
i@ sa "a ss@'fa '"'i Il Il .fa1Hsaui!a~ .esata
tta ess s #$fHe4%h |t't" .13tsa5

l.
f. Fine OLD Whiakes Wines and l1randles, Of
proved brands In stock in large quantities.
-
tal Anhuesere st. Louis Bottled Beer Speciality az
III palf
Agents for L. j. Roses famous Sunny Slope wines
brandies, eldest Hdj fsiGua 3vDa RhtAt
Fine Old Apple Brandy, with guarantee OF ok year,
age oy 'ne 1seSenue stamp ID Stock "A splendid thing for
punches ''' ~ -et6 -di le uHt: ~ tft
.t ,f,s III etsiI l., NNi
"A Large Line Of Popular BRANDS of Cigars.
- -, EAft
. - | -----1%-1--- 5oao-3u7I ea .eNltfaW
,NA }a f;etl a#l a@ pas 4#AfH' tY7sf
4he trade and the public generally would do we'll to
call and inspect the largest and most varied stock of
gooos IN the wholesale liquor line ever brought to South
ern California .,,t +at vasa5. a esasl ,a,t i4 l,-q
-ai,a1A s;getaj ,siy ya
Persons who contemplate entering the saloon business
in Arizona are informed that the brands of i
n a. asyt
H. MARTIN 81 co., MAa
T1as T'SIa- a-ef tn0tlta4
.,at.,9.3tsss. =.
Are the most popular in the Territory. ,I ,..,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

~ TTlsf 1lfll f7'ffI ~
Terms OF Sala-05 900, one-half cash
gold coin. and the other half property,
value. -
,,T GaIL and see the properly. or apply,to
Angeles, or %, II. ALLEN, residing on
the premises, adjoining the Los NietoS
Institute, near noWney City. a,, oI6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
Passengers by stesnasr. 2

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9th. =
The Orizaba sailed at'9:3O A. NJ. to.
day with the following passengers
for Los Angeles: Miss D. Condit,
ESftss 8. Vohtilt, Fl. Doch atel.. Chas.
Joafdoh, wife and son, Mrs. E. NJ.
Long apddf; ,dapshtero Q. n. Rapey,
Asa Crowder, three daughters and
two chiklreps Miss Mary Lewis,
Miss NJ, Tus!in, Herman .Bgaup.
yschwelgep.+ iWuiH. Prey, w. r.
Hughes land wifesp' Martha II.
ADAMS g si at atat1 a.ga4i psif,n
CasI scnu.s 1. 81. Fr.ia nosscu.
SAN sFRANcIsco. July 27.-sec-
retary Schurz arrived on the eight
O'Clock, train this evening. =, =, The
Republican State Central Com mil
tee and . committee from the Ger
man societies met him at Benecia
and aeepmpahieds him TO this city.
|s0x SfsiVaf she1dfove direct to the
l4Aee' Hoteh ii No formal recep-
|Stion or demonstration occurred,
but the Secretary was aerenaded
during the evening.
Dessruessvs FSre.
n. EMPIRE CITY, Ogn., July 27th. =
| EsNesr tEihe entire upper p9rtioA Q!
ek1 ab lif was burnt yesterday y. i.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
'Lsss isis FSx.

j; < 4sNsl4sMe., JNys 27tA. gbsI
'Democfsttc and Greenback State
CommittsiS wers ~ 4spssxis auci
sserst session to-day Issls tbs de-.
cision Of both committees thss|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-28
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.
The American Union and Western Union
Striving for POssessiOn.

CHICAGO, February 27.-Notwithstand-
ing the injunctions granted by the courts
Of Kansas City and Denver to restrain the
American Union Telegraph Company
from interfering with the wires OF the
Western Union Company, and Kansas
Pacific, the former company did cut
out the wires this morning and have
possession OF the same. Under Gould's
order the wires on the Union Pacific
railroad known as the Atlantic and
Pacific wires, were also cut out this
morning and are in possession OF the
American Union company.
An injunction would have been ap.
piled for yesterday as to the Union Pa
cific Company but for assurances from
the other side that there would be no in
reference. Such steps are being taken
by the Western Union Company as will
yindicate their right.
NEW York, February 27.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company makes the
following statement OF the seizure OF the
lines on the Kansas Pacific Railroad in
defiance OF the injunction granted by
Judge Elliott, and Of the seizure OF the
lines OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company on the Union Pacific Railroad
The seizure was accomplished by taking
forcible possession OF the lines and run
ming them into the offices prepared by the
American Union Telegraph Company at
Omaha. The lines on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad were built by the Western
Union Company under contract with
the railroad, and the telegraph company's
right to the lines has never been ques'
toned. The Union Pacific Railroad
Company made perpetual lease Of Its
lines to the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company some years ago, in which it Is
bound to give all the revenues from the
offices operated by the railroad company
to the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, and received in compensation
therefor nearly two million dollars Of tht
telegraph companY's stock. The Westerr
Union Company's lines on the, mair
stem Of the Union Pacific Railroad, have
not been disturbed.
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THE IMPERIAL UKAsE.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 27.-The I'M
perial Ukase issued by the Czar nomina-
ting members and defining the powers
OF the Commission OF Supreme Control is
dated february 25th, and is addressed to
the Senate. 1t says: Being determined
to put an end to the repeated attempts
Of criminals to undermine the order OF the
State and society, Supreme Executive
Commission is established in st. Peters.
burg for the protection OF order. General
MelikoT is appointed to the head Of the
commission and the appointment OF its 9TH
er members will be made on General Mel.
ikof's suggestion by the Imperial ordt-
dinance. The head OF the Commission
has, moreover, tho right to summon on
the commission all whose presence he may
he may consider useful in order
to give the wanted character to
the action OF the authorities. The head
OF the Commission, setting aside the right
OF the Commissioner In Chief OF st. Pc.
tersburg, shall have direct control over all
political trials held in the Capital, in the
military district Of st. Petersburg and
throughout the Empire. All local author.
tiles, governors general and town COM
mandants are placed under the jurisdic.
ton OF the head OF the Commission, and
all employees in the various departments
are bound to afford him their entire CO.
operation. The head Of the Commission
is at liberty TO adopt any means which
may appear to him desirable for the pro-
'teciion OF order in the empire, and any
orders he may issue are to be uncondi.
tionally obeyed. The Office Of Provisional
Governor General OF st. Petersburg is
ahnliahed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-28
GRANT IN MEXICO.

Cry OF MRxIco via BROWNSVILLE, Feb.
ruary 27.-On the night OF the 2lst Gen.
eral Grant and party arrived in this city.
The railroad station and surrounding
grounds were brilliantly illuminated. A
band OF Zapadores was in attendance also
the commissions appointed by the Ma.
tional Government, municipality, Ameri-
can residents and concourse OF citizens
numbering over ten thousand. Main
street, leading from the station, was
blocked with coaches for mile. The
streets along the line 10 the hotel was
lined with double files OF mounted
troops and the Rural Guards, eight hun.
dred strong, each bearing a torch, through
which line General Grant and party
passed. The effect was most brilliant,
especially when the Guards closed in by
platoons and galloped behind the visitors.
The chairman OF the Government COM
mission at the station extended to Cen
eral Grant the welcome OF the Govern
ment and then presented the Commission
er OF Municipality, who rendered the hos
pitalities of the Capital. Upon their ar
rival at the Minerva, which the party
will occupy during their stay here, band
OF Zapadores played national hymn. AS
the military marched by the house, Gen
eral Grant went on the balcony and was
greeted by cheers from the multitude
To-day the visitors will be left in quiet
and be attended only by the commissions
arranging for the events Of the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-28
SWUNG OFF.


LITTLE Rock, Feb. 27.-Jas. Howard
was hung at Ozark to-day. In January,
1870, Howard's wife was dancing with a
man OF whom he was jealous. He seized
her by the hair, dragged her from the room
and to his own home, where he further
maltreated her until from the effects she
died. He was convicted and sentenced to
be hung in July last, but appealed with.
out effect, and to-day was appointed by
the Governor for his execution.
Several thousand persons from the sur
rounding country were present at the exc
cution. At12:30 o'clock p. y. Howard was
taken 10 the scafTold. His demeanor was
firm and undaunted, and he protested en-
tire innocence OF the crime. After sing.
ing and prayer, in which he joined, the
drop was swung. His neck was broken
instantly and he died without struggle.
SAVANNAH, Ga, February 27.-John
Henry johnson, a negro, was hung this
afternoon at the jail yard for the murder
OF Daniel McDelmott, seaman on the
British bark Tikoma, in March 1873.
johnson made an address expressing his
belief that he would go to Heaven, and
urged those present to lead better lives.
Johnson confessed his guilt and said his
sentence was just. The captain OF the
Tikoma witnessed the execution.
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John Gilpin was thin, callow and awk-
ward; Ellie Sanford, bonnie, buxom, and
loving. They worked on neighboring
farms at Middletown, Conn.,, and last
Wednesday they went before the Squire
and were married. The nextth thing on the
programme was the wedding tour. Neith-
or had money; both had good, stout
shoes. Keeping excellent step as both
hearts beat as one, they set out to walk to
Woodbury. to visit Johns old folks.
Wednesday night found them on the road
pushing through the snow. All day
Thursday they pressed on, and as night
fell they stopped at a little Inn by the road
side. John was very much used up Fri.
day because Of the long walk, but Ella
lent him shoulder, aud so the wedding
tour was continued. AS the two approach.
ed within four or FIVE miles OF Woodbury.
John gave out, and persons who kindly
asked what was the matter heard only the
request from Ella to borrow wheelbar.
row. At last, when q neighbor farmer
learned that the pedestrians had Just been
married, he lent them barrow, and, ten.
derby placing the groom In this, the bride
wheeled him in triumph TO the old folks
In Woodbury..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-28
The Unempioyed Of San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, February 27.-TLe un-
employed had another meeting this alter
noon at Sand Lots and were addressed by
Mayor Kalloch, who told them that while
their grievances are real, and their talk
for the most part sensible, yet a continua.
ton oi such gatherings only afforded an
opportunity for utterances OF ill.timed ex-
pressions, more likely to retard than ad-
vance the objects in view.
To-day the seat OF war has been removed
from this city to the Assembly Chamber
at Sacramento, where 1t assumes serious
aspect. Since. his return from the East,
Kearney has been making himself very
olficious about legislative log rolling, etc.,
inside the bar. This led TO a motion yes.
terday, evidently aimed at Kearney, to
exclude all but privileged persons from
the floor Of the Assembly.
After adjournment Kearney approached
Adams, OF Sonoma, and used threatening
language towards him on account OF his
action on motion.
To-day Tyler, OF AlmedR. offered q reso'
luton to exclude Kerrney from the AS
sembly Chamber and from the galleries
lobbys, hall, committee rooms, &C., under
the control Of the Assembly.
The resolution was referred to special
committee who, after hearing evidence
decided To report that Kearney had beer
guilty OF an attempt to inttmidate Adams