Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-08-18

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line Of march extend over nearly
eight miles, giving fine opportu'
nifty for all to see. Along Wabash
avenue thousands Of Temporary
seats had been erected and were
readily rented at good prices. The
decorations were on profuse aud
almost extravagant scale; nearly
every house displayed banners with
Masonic devices, while evergreen
wreaths'. and richly contrasting
colors relieved the sombre hues
on bulldogs and the quantity OF
black required to appropriately
represent historical subjects con-
nected with the display Of the con-
clave. The newspaper Offices were
beautifully decorated, and particu-
larry those which were in the di-
rect line of march. The wholesale
houses and the principal retail
buildings were also covered with
banners, flags, festoons and mot
toes. Along State street the stores
were radiant with devices, several
thousand dollars having been ex.
pended on some single buildings.
The sixteen arches on Wabash
avenue, between Van Buren, and
Twenty second street, were COM
pleted during the night, and ex-
cited great admiration for their
unity of design and their diverse
figures. The line Of march was
kept open by strong guard
Of police men who fsnked streets,
and who were assisted by contin-
uous lines of vehicles which were
ranged on either side of the streets
and occupied by thousands Of spec
tators. The street cars brought APP
parent endless crowds into the
streets, and the incoming trains
continued to bring from outside
towns and cities multitudes of Wis.,
itors. The knights gathered
on four streets facing east,
the division on Lake street,
the one farthest north, moved first
eastward to Wabash avenue, aud
upon reaching that thoroughfare,
turned south and continued its
march TO First street. AS the last
of this division reached Washing
ton street, the column on that
street fell into line and followed to
Twenty.tirst street. The same was
done with the column. on Monroe
aud Jackson streets.
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DENVER, Col, August l6th.-
The Tribune has long special
from Messilla, N. NJ, to the
effect that there is much excite
ment throughout Messilla Valley,
over the elOpeneut of father o.
borro Roult, a priest of Las Cruces,
and a brilliant young lady, Misc
Marguirata Garcia, from the Con.
vent OF the Sisters of Loretto, who
recently entered the Convent, it
Is said, at the solicitation of priests
and against tho wishes Of her par
ents. After these scandalous pro.
ceedings, the couple clipped and
we're overtaken at q small ham let
where the priest appeared in dis
habille and was struck, and would
have been killed by an uncle OF the
girl, II friends had not interfered.
The priest and the girl were finally
married. The former tells horrible
stories about bishops and other
priests.
| A Cyeiaus in Kexar.
GALVESTON, Aug. 16.-A Me-
special Gays u two-minr'e cyclone
at Goliad demo a.5 TWENTY-FIVE
houses. y. n,rs0ns was ip
jured.
AD.u 4 .sltuete.
| GALVESTON. 5ggust li--iwo
farmers, name HYson and Odo
had fight and both were killed.
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LONDON, Aug. 16 AT Dungar-
Won there was serious rioting yes
tnrdsv The notice who had beer
severely aaaiuu fired on the pro
.ss'or su4 one man was killed
sad LR-u4y olpded. There wa
s,so Iiaulg l other parts Of thu
..rIu.Fy sind soveral of the police