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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-04
sas serritori,,m Sflaboma

&anias= Sit tp, 0io., 3. Yidrs. rs.-@roBe
auiregung tpurbe gefern 4benb in pteier 5taot
burf) bic gtadridt beruriadt, oab Der Sun=
Desanpalt iniiruirt pOrben Jet, Die YrOflama-
ton bes Brdiibenten in Der alli hsute BON Der
0terfants' @r1ange ueranftalteteu Geriamm~
hing gu Guniten Der Organization oes 3erri-
forums Sflaboma su perlelen. @tne dbulid)c
Serlammluug fanO geitcrn abenb itatt, III mel
der Sbna &onolnot, gr=sOngreblnitqlleO
Sranflin, General Slair, ldtb. SioneD @larf
II. q. 8eben bielen. Ssrid)iebene @5elslid,af-
ten babsn iiA oraaniiirt unO genlelnlame MaB=
re9eln 81 ener Snpoiion bes S5noIaller- Gerrito=
RUNS getrofien. Die SepDlferltn9 1T einitinl-
mig 81 @lnIten Der pom Senator Seit etraaz
bradjten gia, uno Die Observation-Disclosures
e1tldren fid entidloIien, auf ieoe @efabr bin in
bas Serritorium ein5ubringen. @inige &rup=
penabtheilun9en iinO Die grenSe entlaag anige=
felt, jebp9 crfldrtn Die 6iibrsr Der Sep}aung,
boB iie nnerbalb hrei 5agen 20O0 Mann auf
ben Seinen bdben f0nncn. glutper9ig6ai1 itsbt
sn bsfiirdteu, lueun Der 8rdfiosnt Ieineu Sciebl
nidt babin nooifiSirt, DAP Die abgetretsnen
Sdnberelen gun slni ieotung er6finet luerosn.
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gnspst,;,ors uns selbstmsro .

@olumbia, S.=@., 3. 0tari. - Is.
Spearnan, ein geadteter Sarnier in ytetsberrp=
Gountp, bat geitern ieinen gruber, leine fSrau
nno iid lelbit um9cbraft. ST trat nit ben
gSOrten: Il want to speak to you, BROTHER"
in baS Speilesimmer, no ein 8rltper geraoe
bei'nl Abenbeiien iaB, ullo 5og, ais itb Der
jungs Moni tom Stuble ertob, ein bisber in
icinem aernld periedteS Me1ier berpor, NIT
iueldem CT ibm Die grObe ShlagaOer am 6alie
Gbidnitt. 9er Gerinunoete itarb in ueniqen
Oiinutcn. Spearman begab itd) Johann in's
nGd)ite 3immer, fabts feline 5rau bel Den 6aaz
ren unb burdldlnitt ibr Die &eble, morauf er
fid1 ielbit cine tlaffenoe 2Sunbe am t0als bet
tradte. ail8 Die Nadb0rn i'm Saule erlfie=
nen, iparell beibe Wdnner bereits tobt, ltno o1e
SSrar lag i'm StSrbtl1. Die ciaSige itifbaltige
&irnlutBung iber Bic ilriaf)c Der Srag6oie 1T,
baB gpearnlan pl5tlid) tpabninnig wurOe.
Gr mar ols niid1terncr, iuobIpoucroer Wtanu
betannt, nrO e8 eriitirte nid)t Der geringte
GFrunb sur 8etnoitatt slpiiGen ibm unu eileat
9Slllbfr.
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elms oct Bnnsesbatptitaat.
Ea5 Sesi3it TIM .Gtar"sG oftotenfte. - Sin 81
ncIsppt,tm fur oaS VpftO cpartenteni.

Eas Sefi3it TIM sefar"zE oftetenits. - Sin 5as
pclsoptuu fir oas 9,oito ocparten,enf.
albington, 3. Oidra. - Oas Se=
nats=@onlits iiber Sertpiligungen iebte bette
DE @r0rterunsen beSiiglid Der 5aus- Bill sur
0edung ocs 9efi5its i'm uStar"z zBoitoienite
fort. Gin smenbement, tpeld)c8 ben BON
!6auie perlpilligten Setrag Don 81 ,070, 900 auf
81 100000 erl6ht, iuurOe uerluorien, uno pas
Gonite anlenbirte iO0ann ben eriten abl9nitt
ter 8iG surd) Streid)en aller sSeroronungen in
Sesua auf Die uripriingliden @ortrattpreiie.
gtahbem aud) benz sipeiten IbldHitt ctn Inlen=
oement binsu9efiigt tporosn, ipelfes Die goll=
mad)t oes @eneralpoitneiiters III Se3ug anf bic
Giniibrung ucuer Boiirouten beidranft, iouroe
oui artrag ocs Senators Sed cine Gtnlettun9
su Der Sorlaae angegomllen, tueld)e oas Bolt
0epartenentne negen Sollmafts tszlleberldlrettung
taoelt, tnbem bafielbe mebr @elo peransgabte,
oils ibm oertpiliiat poroeu mar. Die Sll
tnIrNe hF3Itf Npt,t ,GSPrntp ptlherfditPt
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SalfG muS Q8aDr.
@tne siite poa 8ranfbeiten

gBr IaFen aus Or. 9laopap's A6banbIuns a6er
.srantbeit uuo Seren Sur" nabfiebenoen AuSsus
ioIaeH:
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xieri,siid,feS,


Dtetrere &ertrettr Der Gbinilfabrifanten,
pcld)e bic fiir5iid) bonn Gongrec auigsbobene
2rlIob9abe auf idtpeisi iallrts Gbinin u!eOer
ouferle9t boben pollen, erldienen bcute Dor
Dem SQus-@ -@onlite iber Nftttel nno gSege uno
nu9ell bsrielben lhr anliegen nor.
81. 8. Son Seffriea, Elm BoItoner Iugt1t=
arst, erid)ten heute Dor benz 0ams<@onlite iiber
Slotten 9lnselsgenbeiten uno peraniAauli6te
6sinielben feline anithten iiber SarbenblinObett
ourd) tllebrere grperinlente. ST bebauptete,
baB bier Yro5ent beS mdnnli6en @eldlebts
farbellblinb leien.
Die beutige SteuereInnahnle betrug $342 =
79O-17; bic 3olleinnabme 81 ,453, ,239.
Scfretar SHERMAN rei1e geitern Qbeno nan
Neip=0orf ab uuo lpirb au ndditeI 6rettage
sllriidfebrelt.
9as 6aIs=@onlite iiber Orudlafen nabm
beute einen geidbluB an, ipelfer peroronet, baB
Die angeitelltsn Der 6sgierungsoruderei Se3ab-
lung fiir alle geletltd)e Seierta9e erbalten iol=
len.
Der Ssnat pertparf in ietncr bcutige1 Gre
futipiitung bic @ruennllng bes Sr1t. gbparo
9. @obsborough gum @enlusuperuilor fir
ben 8. 0iitrtft bon Marplanb.
Der Steuer=@ =@omnlilldr bat alle Steuerein-
nebmer bnrb Gin 6unoidreben benadrid)tigt,
oab cine llnterlud)un9 be5iigltd Der finansieaen
Gage ibrer rtIp. gireaus gleid) na6 bem gnbe
bes lanfenoen 6isfaliabres begonlien iperben
tutrb.
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SBetett erbatten
per
. a 1T pier n@ { It pbaIta:"
100 1afIer bnadnoiidje 9astnse,
200 S5af1er Saroeuen,
25 ysdffer Nageeturger Sauertraut,
1000 Hfuno 2tnten,
5000 Yfuno sSpetfd1en.
sserner:
Grbien, @erfie, Sirie, Mnis, Nenbel 4iimmeI, so.
rianber, Wobn, g4adp5oloerbeererl u. (. 10
"a Gnes aus eriter Sanb unb nur fir Baar etr1ae.
tanit IT, MAIDEN mir adufer, Die bGse uno Die better
gBaoren faufen tpollen, 6araui aufnerfiam. 3u oe.
fdai9en 3uiprudbe Iaoet freunblidbit elm
N. Stuntpi,
(San2O, ,12Dfte) E6e Battiuiore= uno gBoIittr.
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mu.eu5 BON SbIisattpuen.

Snl Neiu=0 0orfer llnterlhatantte liefen beutc
25 au9ebote in 8esug auf Oel SerfauT Don
isdsprossntissn Sbliaationen sin. Sefretdr
sbsrnan faufte Sefier pom Sabre 1880 bis
1881 i'm gstrage bon S2,516, 900 unO 5par gu
104 iiir bielert9en bonn Sabre 1880 nnb Sll
105. .873 fir plejen1gen bonn Sabre 1881.
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st. 9. @tufatit&.

8retelm.
gSatiott & Comps
STEAM CREAM BRETZETN.
iuonon i'd bte alIeintse Msentur lbernommen babe.
fino Die been bis ett iabrisiren; fie erhalter f,
triid in iebem aIina nnb ldnaer, benn iraenb cine
anbere 6gor 10 lang, pie elm Sabr. 5rasen sic Sbz
rem Grocer barnad Wieberperfdufer er6alten anaez
mefSenen Gabati. 3. u. Set7er,
(f5ebr5, ,1Wtt) Nt. 2, ShosTreDert6ftrafe.
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u. D. W}tkel,

AGENT
8er8ner s GnseI 8remtn8s g . 1T p., PbtIaoetpbta q
cffee Nr. Mns H. sao=Gmtap=straBe, Baltimore Wo.
@gmu, 9dSguapf
aa
"pandimaif Gfpor Dstr,"
setautu @eGmad, @6an =,
oil
s
''""' S""S"'""~ u
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Sau{cno ssngsiteute Der Heeiernnss Srn6ers
entIaffen.

gfabe an 1000 mdnnlibe uno pesblid)e Itz
eeitelte blr Ge9icrllugsbruderei iino pl0b!lh
entlaiien porbsn, Do Die Seripilli9ung iiir Oas
lauienbe 6iSfaljabr i6on beinabs gdnsti9 luTs
sebrauht iit. Sefanntmadungen unrpen bente
I'M Sunern bes @ebdllbes on9etlebt, tpeld)e Der,
fiiubigtenr OaB Der 6e9ieruHg8orudsr aus
Wian9et oil @elbmitteln 9es'uan9en jet, oeil
grDBten She'll ieincr llntergsbenen 5u beurlall=
ben, tnbem bas @eiee ibm nibt geitatte, Sdul=
ben III contrabiren. Die @ntlaiielteu perDell
,pabrideinlih wieoer angcitetlt iperoen, ioba!o
Die sur ,3eit Dor bem 5auS .Serluiai9ungs-
@oniite iItusbtnbc OefisitbiQ angenommen tit.
9iegielun98hruder Osirees erflGrt, er babs
cine geniseTbe ansabl Arbeiter bebaltsn, I'M
ben v@ongreiioual Sttcorb" nod auf etni9t
Sage ldnaer oruden nno bic notbipenoiser
0rrdarbeiten fir bic Departments perrlfter
I'll tDnneu.
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0efano6eit it 3seiGt9utst!
8efnnsBeit ses &5rpers tit Saefd,s
tbnas fiir oen @etit.
9taoluGD'S
gariaparilla zNeiolOeat.

9fetnes SIut er3eust 9eiunOcs 9lcib, farfe Rnodta
uno cine flare 5aut. User iees 5eiib geiunoe S1ss
den ohnc 4nodelfrat un0 eiHen ueuen 2ent Su 5aber
ipiini6t, Der 9c6r0uhe u oDaq'5 5ariapartls
lion NeiUIpent.
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Sine aantbare Slterfenn,tns.

"tSine d.roniidjr oosr tieFseinnrjelte 2raniDeii
ftirren beiBt ihertih eincn 9roben Sieg errtn9el.
Vie nrtbetl@troft fpelde enen BiangcI fiar erfeTRt
uno oenielben ueB - Die ituiCnneile uno Stritt fs
einer idIeihenoen Sranbet Gn9e9riffen unb 9eI4u6t
puree, bat nibt MIN auf uuiCre atIn9 Ionoern auh
auf unIere 0antbarfeit Aniprud. Sr. RabuoS bat
Der WenId1beit ieneS ipunSer6are Seilmttel OsaDs
tungs Satiapariliiau Teiopciit, aeae6cn, iueis
Dies otcIes Heiultat ereIt, unb Die leSenoe WenIh=
belt, Delde iitb in Ianseu Gaaen unb gtdtten NIT
9rartbelt unb Shmersen oerSebrt, 1T tbm bM OoRt
oerpfiidtet. (y9lebical Dieiienger."O
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&ttrae Qa{,eIoef,eYffietf

-Sn Der llnteriuduns besii9lid ber 8abn=
fataitropbe auf Der Sap- Stride in S6ottlano
legten geltern berjd,ebene Srtgenieure unb 5anS-
Derfer, tpelde on Dem Baue Der VritGe betbsiz
list tuare1. .3eusniB su @unfen Der GIdtiss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21

Daily Kennebec Journal,

1..ued every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
.,aIatest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
nSNsrkets and has carefully prepared political and
ii articles, and generous amount OF farming,
s.ne and miscellaneous reading with "A full compila-
,aa Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annam in adrance, IS if payment
II moi made within the year. Single copies cents to
y I. had Al the bookstores and at this Office.
idyertisements inserted reasonable terms. Rates
,ay be had on application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
Terrible Sores Broke Out On
My Body!
ScrOfula and Mercuri;ll Saliva
ton Cured

LEWISTON, Maine, July 19 1850.
Dear Sirs-For ihe last six years have been ter
rible sufferer with scrofula, caused by salvation
from the use Of mercury aud calomel Great num-
bers of terrible broke out on various parts of
my body, which so affected my limbs as to twist and
misplace them so that could hardly move. have
been treated by the best physicians in Maine, but
was given mp to die by them all. ! bought bottle
of sulphur Btiers of Mr. Garcelon, druggist. and
after usng four bottles ! entirely cared; my
limbs have gone back TO their natural position, and
able to do all my housework. ! owe nv
life to sulphur Bit;ers. Gratefully yours.
MRS. HIRAM JORDAN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
Stop One Moment.
AND
THINK

SULPHUR BITrERS will cure any blood disease
from common pimples and testers the face TO
worse case of Scrofula.
There never has been medicine that builds up
the broken down invalid as sulphur Bitters and
does In every
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec Journal.
DAILY md WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KEySEBEC JOURNAL:
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= Street.
s. X. NILES, 10. fremont St.
T. e. EVANS, fremont Temple
HORACE DODD, a65 Washington
Street
lew YORK !: :DAUCHY & Co, 19l Fulton st.
GEO. L. HOWELL Co., 10
Spruce Street
-; JAMES II. BATES, Al Park Row.
W. W. SHARPE Co.
S. VI. PETTENGILL& Co., 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA n. W. AVER 6 Son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and sth streets.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., 101
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, II. p. HuBBARD, City Bank
Building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
NO. 249.
Gales ano Skettbes.
JOHN JORDAN, UNION SCOTT.
How He Saved Garfleld's Regiment.

A THRILLING EriSopE IN GENERAL GAR
FIELDS MILITARY CAREER-AN OLD
STORY OF 4 DARING RIDE REPRINTED
FROM THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY OF Oc-
ToBrR 1865.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
io paper in the State containing news, political
i:es agricultural and scientific matter, tales poetry,
.secIotes household matter, markets, &c., SC.
Terms - per anndBs in ddodnce.
transient Advertisements, $500 per inch first
vrk 30 cents per week for each subsequent in seiion.
special Notices, $50 per inch for first week; 80
q. ,fs per week for each subsequent week.
BUSINESS Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
inc for first insertion; 10 cents per line for each SUBJ
,equent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
PAUR
Bit 1ERS
TRUTHS .en rns SICK!
For those desthy Bilious Spells, depend on SUI
fHtR BIrrERS. II will cure you.
The Giant Dyspepsia is cured by using SULPHUR
BirrERS.
and workshops; Clerks, who do procure sufficient
exercise, and all who are confined indoors, should
use sULfHtR BITES. They will not then be-
weak and sckly.
General Debility needs gentle tonic. Use SUI.
PHtR BirfEES, aud ou win not be troubled.
Don be without a bottle Try II; you will not
gret.t.
YOU CAN BE CURED 4!
Sulphur Bitters.
IS WHAT YOU NEED.

Ladies in delicate health. who are all run down,
should use SILfH UR BlI1EkS.
$1,000 will be paid for wh're SULPHUR
BiTTEES Will not assist or cure. IL never falls.
Cleanse the viatcd blood when you see It's impuri.
ties bursting through the skin in Pimples Botchcs
and Sores. Rely SULPHUR BIrTERS and
health will follow
SULPHUR BlrrERS will cure Liver Complaint.
Don't be discouraged. IL viii cure YOU.
SULPHUR BlTfERS will build You up and make
you strong and healthy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-21
FIX THIS IN YOUR MIND !

SULPHUR BITTERS will restore exhausted nurs.
ing mothers TO full energy and strength and give
them u lease of life
SULPHUR BlTTERS is not vile decoction of
cheap whiskey poor rum, sweetcned and spiced
TO please the taste but true medicine, and the best
known to mankind for the Blood Liver and kdDevs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Fine Showing.

Tho wonderful mineral collection
Of Peel & Kimball is assuming
huge proportions, and IL aoknOwl.
edged by oil who have looked At 1t
to be the hnest collection of min
erals that has ever been gaths red
for representation Of Arixona. Out
of the hundreds of specimens there
is only one from each mine. When
this collection shall have made its
rounds through California to the
Atlantic seaboard cities, 1t will
have done much to remove the
scales from the eyes Of the doubt
ing Thomases who have been 10th
to believe in the immensity OF Ari.
zona's mineral wealth. Nearly all
these specimens are from Tomb.
stone District mines, aud Peel d
Kimball inform US that they know
Of many more mines in the district
not yet represented. They are
making strenuous efforts to obtain
as representative o cabinet as pos
sible, and deserve the hearty CO.
operation of the mine owners OF
this county In their laudabls un.
dertaking. As Mr.. Kimball leaves
for California October l, specimens
should be sent in at once.
Ladies' and gentlemen are cor
daily invited by MessIs. Peel &
Kimball to call aud view the
sparkling gems OF treasure, to
which we would add that q failure
to do 80 will be cause OF regret
when too late.-2'0mbstone Epi-
taph, Nov. 24M.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

Ing of the Democratic County
Central Committee to-day. He &C.
quiesces gracefully In the decision
Of the Supreme Court, although he
is thereby compelled to forego the
anticipated pleasure Of serving the
dear people and again retire to pri-
vate life.
The late Mr.. John MoFadden was
buried yesterday morning under
the immediate auspices Of the An.
cient Order of Hibernians. The
police force and the Los Angeles
Guards, in full uniform, also as
sisted in the sad ceremonies, be-
sides q large concourse Of citizens,
who appreciated his faithful ser
vices as o member Of the police
force. His family have the sincere
sympathy Of our citizens in their
sad hffiiction.
The atmosphere Of Los Angeles
street was somewhat belligerent
last night. officer Cruz arrested q
Frenchman named Mayo for strik-
Ing Bernardo Comeril over the head
with a chair, in saloon near the
Bell Block and officer Carpenter
took jose Pesoaro and - Morales
into custOdody for disturbing the
peace lower down on the same
street. The quartette we're locked
up to await examination this morn.
ing.
Madame Praesents, who has but
recently returned from San Fran
cisco, presents Ter compliments to
the Ladies of Los Angeles and
vicinity and desires to inform them
that on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next she will have
open for their inspection, at her
Parlors, No. 76 Spring
street, and at her branch store No.
70, on the opposite side Of the
street, the most elegant and va
ried assortment of millinery goods
ever brought to Los Angeles, con-
sisting of French flowers, feathers,
plush, satins, silks and
ribbons of every variety, besides
full line of hats and bonnets, all of
The latest fashion both In material
and design. A cordial invitation
is extended to the ladies to call and
examine her goods.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
COURT REPORTS.

superior OOucC.. .'''ucWhnDs
FRIDAY, Oct. 1.
Estate of ]. w. Landergen, de.
ceased-Petition for letters of adj
ministration granted 10 Public
Administrator.
Estate Of F.P. F. Temple, deceas.
ed-Petition OF A. M. w. de Tenn.
pie for letters of administration
granted. Bond $1,000.
Estate of M. A. Norris, deceased
Hearing of petition for letters OF
administration continued until
Tuesday Oct. I'd, at 10 An
j. d. Burleson vs M. L. Burleson
Proof duly taken and application
for divorce granted and custody OF
minor children awarded to Jean.
nette d. Burleson; applicant.
Gassave Va Creditors-Set for
October 18th for trial.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Guardianship of H. Hutchings-
incompetent.
Estate of Karlson.
sEPULvEDA, J.
John Meny, native OF Bavaria,
naturalised.
Buster VS. Greenleaf ct al.-De-
murrer submitted and defendants
given until October 2d at 10 A. NJ.
to file points.
Dndson vs. Baldwin-Stay of exc.
cution granted until five days after
the filing of judgment in said case.
l.. A. Co. Bank VS. Eliza B. Bias
dell ct al.-Ordered that Levin w.
Thompson be permittad to inter-
vene in said cause and to file COM
plant.
A. II. JudsOn We Geo. B. Davis
Receiver appointed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Red Handed Mike.

We find the following account OF
the stabbing CT Michael O'Connor,
familiarly known as "Red Handed
Nike" In the 8. F. Chronicle Of
Sept. 30th. Mike, who Is an ex-
pugilist of some reputation, lived
In Los Angeles for a number of
months and worked In the barber
shop of Mr.. Hannas, on Tempt
street:
Michael OConnor, alias "Red
Handed Mike" who was brought
to the City Receiving Hospital on
Monday night for treatment Of
three knife wounds In the back,
and who refused, at the time, to
tell how and why he was stabbed,
overcame his reticence so far YES.
terday as to make a partial state.
ment about the matter. The scene
OF the affray, he said, was not on
Minna street, as was first reported,
but In front Of the Charing Cross
saloon, on Mission street, between
Second and Third. About ii O'Clock
on Monday evening he visited the
saloon, where he found several
habttues Of the place. These indi.
viduals did not bear him any good
will, for the reason that he had
once taken up the gauntlet thrown
down by Harry Maynard to fight
any man In the State. One of the
persone, whose name O'Copnor re-.
fused to divulge, uttered dispar. |
aging remark about his fighting !
abilities, whereat he became In
censed, and, to make good his |
claims as q boxer, he invited tho |
unknown to step outside and "put |
up his 'ands." The invitation was
accepted, and an adjournment had
to the sidewalk. They SQUARED
themselves for battle, and Mike,
leading off, caught his opponent
one in the mouth, receiving, In re.
turn, q blow on the head from q
dirk knife. He clinchsd his assail.
ant and threw him to the ground,
and then proceeded to gouge him in
true rough aud-tumble style. The
prostrate fighter improved his op.
portunity by stabbing Mike three
times In the back, which had the
eject of causing him to roll of his
opponent, who then ran away.
OConnor was afterwards removed
to his room on Minna stree, where
he was found by the officers who
took him to the hospital. Mike ex.
poets to be on his feet again In Q
week, when he proposes to settle
accounts with the man who
him. He declares that he
must leave the city or he will kill
him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

yielded to the Mussulman rule In
Europe and the Cross would have
been lowered forever before the
Crescent. Had Cornwallis CON-
quered at Yorktown this country
would still be British colony. So
1t was at Gettysburg. Had their
charging hosts not been driven
back by Hancock, the center pic.
ture of the battle field, full armed
and panoplied, riding down his
lines like the white plumsd king
Of Navarro, there would have been
In this land two republics, divided,
discordant and belligerent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside Of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

n To all wishing removed perma-
Nentiy superauous Hair, Freckles,
l3iver Spots, Black Worms, Moles,
(,c., I will send q recipe free OF
harge. This great remedy was
tscovered by Professor E. Hinna,
fe great Chemist and East India
liant discoverer. Send self-ad-
idressed envelope to. V, POPPER,
7 Montgomery street, San Fran
fco, California, Agent for the
United States and Canada. AS ad.
ertising is very expensive, this ad'
brtIsement will only appear for
he month. Please cut it out and
Reserve 1t. my2l I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JOHN r. BRIEFLY
OCTOBER !, 1880.
CONVEYANCEs.

SPRR Co and D o Mills and Lloyd
Tevis. trustees, to l. NJ LaFetra-LOts
and 2, in NV 4 Sec S5 N r Is W
$3.50 70.
l. NJ LaFetra to Mary G Williams
Same; $3.50 I6.
Henry Beckley to Mary @ Williams
Right to waters flowing through pipe or
Sc u of SW a Sec 20 T2 N r l8 W: $500.
p Bowers, James Huntington and A {
Bowers to Tilman Bush-l48e acres II
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; $1,000.
] H Malone to e l. Burdick-SW q o.
NEN Sec SO ~ N r 10 w: t275.
Nicolasa Workman to w W Jenkins-
Deed Of trust to secure payment for ser
vices and advances by grantee-loo acre. q
Geo Hansen and Horace Bell to w "
len terest in Rancho Potrero dl
IL Mission Vieta de San Gabriel, or Po
trero Chica; tlSl 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
To Whom It May Concern.

Please take notice: Any person
AviDg pledges or collaterals at the
tar Loan and Broker Office, No. 4
commercial street, will please re-
Gem the came or pay accrued in
crest thereon within thirty days
rom this date or they will be sold.
I. S.-Money loaned on all kinds
Z personal property. mr3Otf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Bear In Mind!

Sherman, Hyde & Co., the lead
ng piano and organ dealers OF the
Pacific Coast, have complete as
Jsortment Of Instruments at their
6ranch store, kept by Mrs. ID. 3.
Corona, As Main street, Cosmopoli-
ian Hotel. Call and enquire about
he instalment plan. jy7-6m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

\ r. Bills, having bought all the
interest In the trucks, teams and
Hreighting business OF Mr.. ]. @.
alover (of the late firm Of Bills &
AHlover), is now alone In the bust.
hess, and always on hand with his
eams at the old stand, No. 7 Mar.
8<et street, ap14tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

n F. Lindquist, merchant tailor,
Mo. 20 Spring street, is himself y
l'bractical cutter; and, having had
nample experience in San Francisco
and Los Angeles, knows how to
meet the requirements OF his GUS
tomers. He keeps full supply of
he best cloths constantly on hand
bud makes them up "upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Notice..

Che Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
lena street, near Main, opposite
b United States Hotel, are again
bned to the ladies and will be
FRIED on in a strictly respectable
,y, SO that all ladies, with or
1hout escorts, may feel at ease
Id receive prompt and respectful
Iention. Oysters In every style,
rimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
lhand, JOE BAYER.
1T 4 II