davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-11

learned That II WIS tlen,nnd on Santa for =
wnx doll rs larEa MS this writer, a'ht ~
dressed ntMl rcady to ~ tn sleep with cioscd
cyrs when nrrnslnn tte,nnnttHtt.
rs y "t test'' III Giii,tlo oucs Tor tor eerts are
always ready to accept With 11yf1Il thanks
cfutIoii bfsa!ss oi,t IL screa'ns of lnorri'1ent
which will pierce henrt Of ir01,, iogKeu se-
cure mud tho pa,1lock r1istfnE IN seitisl,f1ess,
md cf'lntcl the posarssor To brcnk the lock
md open 10 tf,e !,apry sprite n SPITE OF
One Of tllc deslres' Of my youth WIS 70 nnvo
sumo ot,e IT. tho family Tho Owl,or Of cn''fnc,
t[O.lcry slnp that might bt Il Coastntt aiM1
welcol,ie glest, think now | st'il!u loss, .a,,
establishment wfiero might give to vyeIy,
little nnc. rich md poor. the E,tt they woMM
select, for Christmas. 1 Think tho reward
would rccornpenso olc fl hclioldlHg slch ~
happy el[lsl. md tlIaE THO tnyful cxclGln,!,, Il,
tim: "Ol mn 40 hnpl,y; isn't TINT i0yely?"
Useful presents nre tltlder fnntly cltc!l1n"
stances best, s'iosc; ;, but 81, s?nf,,es ;at s.ti II
causu much ,n0ru pleasure than those Of
utility. fur little llcIrts do mt always vel
eoinp them rs aeeep!Nbiy; ThsrSfoI;o ;soyn whsl, ~
pnssille add something tllat Will p,ense ~
'lir,l, friend who was. trained to walk
siuIgl,tly. Ii, tho l,ntll Of duty by 4; prlm,
granttmptier. who had lived 1nist her h1ys nf
tsefaJness, antl tad outgrowlt lcr cliltllsopd
ever Ind ono and lollxcd for. Chrtstnlas
mcrrtment, plum pudding, dolls, candles,
skntcs, etc.. liko Othcr people: Far be It
from INC to censure tho 'nGct, for they nrc
reaiy to part WITH oir old friends, but yo''
and tlavc Rccn these exceptions where tfo
persons never seem to Eavc my youth, or II
50 they haya forgotten II, hlotted 1t out, MS
e rsf"5S a sneina. 2ngei %' tG1s ts ae na
wnuld o, ChrtalnIas lunrnlng give her youth
f,i1 Charge n large plaid gtnEfla.n npr0nt With
ti!e Injunction to wrar u 9olt ler WORK aM r,
stosc Is il burn i iirst tl,InK.' OH anotllor
occslsioM sIle wriit so fur ms to cx-
icnd Is cenis On feather M .lt.stcr1
m ornament" still another brought II wi'e
embroidered collar, nItl thu instruction TINT
i was to DO worn On Snnday ns!'y. ! fenr
tho remark Wns ttttieartl, fnr l1nv0 often
wo used to call I" composition day." which
ogro, of .scllnol:.glrls. Soma call clitIlloMl
the leytlay of lIfe,3tQ s1'no It may he.-b9t
tierenis Ercatly On parents atI friends
whether 1t Ii bright will, SHINY gintiness Or
tark, aud sadly referred to, M havl,,g M
spark nf brightness, TIL n'lotEnr worls Wns
th,' ti,o la1;l ot tl,e 5est' y wou adt Is tho
bentiantles that blessed IL he who adds to thu
pleasure Of cliIilliom, fur. great will bu his
reward III nlnking your gifts tlils season 10
~ return, save II remembering gratefully
tho act. 1t Is often thy srcnter 10y t. give
when yotl never expect Il return. THIS IL
what thu Bible neals by tho blessing being
S1ss S yv II M Msy'ps pSs,tyS tsn y Fse'ly Gstas Aa at
II IL tint tho (iDu Shrphnrl NAV tEulltr tho
, 1880-12-11
Their Various Faults and Merits
Sketched in Entertaining
Cofors.
Miohigan's Philosopher Sings a Penn
Of Praise to Various CORE.
spoudents.
Karen Hair Tells of Her Untfrlng In
dustr1 III Tho Pursuit Of
Husband.
Uhristmas Gifts tho Subject Of IN Interest,"
ing and Instructive Letter by
Fern Leaf,

TRASHY Kortis and "1he Dlnts" Considered BY q
Couple Of Observation-Disclosures
Matters.
, 1880-12-11

having n n,nsher md ten children, fnr tha
r,,st. viii! tho ll.nlhcr-tn.saw. could ln tied II,
l,ag aiul tlrn,.ped Iii the Crawllsl' fsivcr: |
cnuId, evcn put up with his tcnE profess
slonnl widowcr, lls have II recipe, fnr Chang.
wctldIng.trip init, tito .Grecn-11it| t:cnetery,
anil cl'.Nrfulis rcad tho names Of his fur
wlyrs froml oue hcntlsson,-9 threts::lncsl
slal, ut that. But wliat inr1s Wy co1,selenc0
l,n!ltozeti thIs way into beginning tho iiftll
wife Of nny. man. 49,,
III Clint, Forty Years, Polly rhcmna, T.A.
bailey, Silence W0rtlswDrth, T0psy Ttnkle,
Gnwk, Bitterswect, md Atattd MGrGttth
send greeting. RAVEN l1AlL
, 1880-12-11

u Cf11CA1S lAsIDOlNG:
=---=---=
c,oaatce In Tho ,t,mo o1xnrs w,,ncss ,tn,r
. ~ Enstc.,, III, nu,riIt ~ wv" '''''"'"
bot t t1nt sit!rs fv r. 'Ss rScr GH n'I xlruinr m is
t,,c s,.,., mn, s,l,sta,cr n tllttatnn: Ina lIl,
f Evc If'1 IN, a ~ sc ~ fucr If IF
s H. nrt tau a, f ;mvs,crx nsT facy ~
~ NM ~ ~" nihv iS d1,cs,T 2itaa wnrtlswnrth
uti ~, hnr ,vur ,,o,,t inst ;,,,rr II slu, thinks
t,,,n nrra,nr IA e., n,,;,,sinwS III, ltc sttrt..
$'Is"sa, mn used M 10 il; frem i',o yery iirsl
a,i,,na. q III ;t,a awfu,,v ,vn""isnnn IN inn,
f"iks rnit n1,c III, inil,icl. and no cid ri u
% hr,,tr, mi nn,t ritz Snahn,,,s Iern,sn nf n
bnirer i j" @ st! i s'o'! l'av" 10 preyie for.
at tmH n',1esw ma an. , IN os!s s,aitnr ~ hny
.irntv IL sntrt. !t fI'rs, u.onie M Yin ur",s u"w
m,,ury. mil cnl( ,lantcs, ani nh,,su .1te's
fsieil,!s bcca,lsc they afc friendly -bciicyo
r,,,.,,.,l, i,,ys"if fnr lin cn,m,,rv In wi,ich
Ind mysrif snniciin,es. .''"'''
,tais Eyrc." "'Fhnt Lass a. I,owre's."
"Srycn tjnRs.h "Atii,,lr Ij,Mnicos;le," Sir,
sr,m..s ri,e;. nIul-.St. Einltii f;emlns. ulntl-
f,,tir. r.ihhtslI. n,ui ci,ryriuup,ifnI Silrefy
SniIy Ann IL cntlntic il, linr tastrs, n,rI it il
r"ti,rr s,,rrrjsiuw t,Ms ala shnMiil In litk,H
WARM tuwar'l dickens, I Do Mot knSw, l'oW. n "
r., n1,t.r..ctmt st,cii n yt,rt III nrt MS link
ifoits,..s, wii[rh is. II, ,uc. Disksns' tlmcst
,,uyri Sf;rnU,, anil tito1.,. ri,tfn rnrrv fin
,..;s' T. * VIZ ., 9sstS Stnr} n..1
H. !. !" ~ ts ..,,i ~ @ ,ntr nvir.o,atv
v ,t,1rs s"S. ~, ,,t. ag ~ n',t;'
rona " , % wv ,,s',,, .}, Re- nJ IN 1n,in,+
tnt Eers, ~ ru s hos " M svs,, 1r sct ri of M|
a;a. S y Ill., tns ~ ~ I',r ~ ~ I1,t,,
hv tlmu @ s,'ri,,, i,ctnsi H.,
fnna IT. stS trril,i. w W'r ,s,io @ n in ta,fms ts
I wv ~ IT, ,,, ~ ~, WV ~ ra.iiGt
@ E GrS M ~ ~ Eus u M' ,,t.t,, III ~ as",
y ..s; ~ r. ~, Ill ,;t '.a ina n,nr
Sv .U -, ar ar ,st r., ar,, r"t ss'
wv, ,,', ,, H. T'G' II y; VII si"s!a.t,1a ~ I'll I'll
NV y i VIZ t,,a, II i,v;r s"tt1 II, Ti'a iom,,. @
H., ~ M ii1 Y, a, ~, v,,,rs S ~ " liz '
mi v haw =, wns thSy nSsis If
. ,.r, s"M tn. ~ .; .,;1 ~ ScrIt,rc n !"
~. ,;r H. VIII, 1,ni. tv.t III -
co.S wv rn, sm''iI. t;so ,mr1. ~. ;'nn .itd vo,,
r, !: i",,r !.2,,s n",'s N'e' "'s'' ~" o''
'tM Tn ntt,r mt ~ a.n,,iu oxoot,,. harm. In rim
MIRA ~ II, ,''ug hrt sS nIf S,nws n n,1. 1. vo,,Ms @
t pM" ~, mt ~ ,r y, ..,,tn- !. ~, ~. +,
u t;,sia :, ,,,. ~ .' sr,r.in ,vntnl
n',,n,, ,,,', ,,"s ,,s n,,,Mt III
faItiT,,t H., T,,1, vnti,m.e o,aS ~ III III"
ln,a'"r. @ ~ ~, INV n s ar X w. s., ~ Win IL"
t'r,r nn ~ tb1 s', ..,s @ thnr.stxn III rba mr,,.i.
,,,,,, 'u ~ ;,.,.,,r u,,,.,in,'snosa ~ r,,ijt
', 49, ~, H., ,iut..,,,.,s az, ii,mia
W. aI ~; r. IL my ~
~ ,,f,' ti,ot ,u,,, sl,N,,j hnvs III 1F.,
I'M i sn,vinrr.l'. @ whit, ',nt tfmi fnilt WITH
, 1880-12-11

49,
wi,ign tl,a cirsIo If hon,,;n"ss AMI rn,sicnt.
speakr M earst aI ~ wor,la ~ matcnco @ md en-,
ul,sut1ce: scrking cagcrty' 10 draw solls
liEjcr. Snrrjy God ioycs n MIRO ntui rnt,tit,
i,,tin N, w. r,rti.h. wl,]fut. with n nrnnh
set 1T Iicr iiitjn .inrk hrnI4 ami n ,lcfin,,t
curve Of l,nr red ips: writing aa,,cy. mis-.
noWrr rSf -" ""' "'0' ''"' N''
4 ri i,rrr IL sfnrv Strotton tfpwttt mn min
Tint flIts IpiInI thu hflis rcnnntInT avery
care,rss @ ISL wor.i ;u1,g out ,,hon ttie bfeezc; @ 4
hnl,f,ln tfnt rntirrts fhn crimaoti. nnfi n7i,rc
,%ot IL to stnna ' ,,.,,1, ~ ,s'rti ,;
wnrtis sln,krm tn mirror lint rt.iiecss
uyurytI!1,r bnrorc #, ''A' ''''' 'e'''s''
sllnmriux ,t,o,ih and tfayyInr rfnrI"is MD
nliuclnr walk? Ali, tytiin ifinMinn. Win
yearns for soucbody's kisses on ' Eer )i,,s; I'M
Enrle.ea,vss @ Iak ND tnSinrs f '' t'n' n1 VIII VIII.
,mrtu, inveran" NG vii" ,,r,'.l,
ii, your curts ,ntn \ wG,i.
nliIy kllUt. Cnst nsi,ic YOUR elrj-
tsli rtbfWis nnt! rufIles n1iA ntry grarre.
Stuk, sizzling tn tle In nrIs that arg too often
fnttIltrs. md lu1u nrl,tnr. wpnry, surruwfui
jcutis to yOur Owt1 henri Tint II Woulut,fy mil
fr1t,I u,ttiur an Inn nfT.,ntnfInn md uiiIfmata
II I. bntt',r ~. tisn,. H.. f,,."I IL, tr,,,
~ y ta';, netiuI 70 !oTe talna. ~ tyt. s I%s,
tlacst't yElri1 to embrace ya,' ~ much ns you
ycArN 10 t'e embraced, h!: Is Il !l0it. anu de-
StrErS to be n loser III thiA WDrltl u !0s5cS.
And hers Ia Cnrl0ttn Perry with her lMr-
fcet,verss: Mus!ea!. sweu', prof.aunl. ltal.itl,
liz tt'nn ,,,,,i e"rrn,y: aivnvs tl,,.,.ry n sn,f.
inE; always hrlpit,l anu synlpathetlc. 4
uAinty ft!fIh nt1u feu-nfoWh e}es, Atlu y 'eii
OF rEGfl. dnri khtr.-H woman tn respect and
admire ard cherish. AlRy, tl,n years bring l'tr
tnnru ttf1, tic years have brought.
Win, urt, tllaS, ttnk,lnwu writer's with their
cu,r,nerni yisim,s. 1l,inn,tt[fiIi. distorted.
ambitious, 1l,AtinG, drifting Dn tho waves
1T literature. only tu hn plunged Into tlsp
dark gulf nf oblivion.
Here nra sums political and campaign
Is s,ji.lbs."-but. mol The writer's OF these
klI0rl-khecd, shatNbling, defartned cnslca-
lures 0f poetry must nut expect tlntice, lnutl
less lraise, from either nlai, or Gud. or lC-
nnll. .
NightH by Flotence L. J.,--tile loving prnyer
Of 4 pl,r.: l,eart.
Here Is delicious 10rnl called " "G1iunsl
lsM1," By sU,tle lHyer Of MIXTURE. Tho prtli-
cess Uf Golden Rod HtyQr hNtl Il SWGptGr Ill
| ferprrtur:
Motley ls hcr rovcnnc; t't ...,
!1rnEon'i!tes n stec!ly nno.
5!ni!- clffu neet'cs, Warfinrh ;1 G1!u.
trnnHc.nr oeess VIII peits u guild
Cotno ttns,,",T 10 s',s 1s'o
Era tho s,.i,sh]ne ,rles tho dew.
'''' "'''''''''0 ''N' ''''
| butterflies with wings outsprcad,
I.mrple. riti,!y hro.Asesi
with lcrnl.lte a,!n!nt device;
, 1880-12-11
THE IE,rTE1,-BOX.

There nre letters, papers, and postnl-cards
at tlIls otllce fnr the persons whose names mp
pear below. These living ont Of the city
should kcntl their address aiul Il tllrec-ccnt
sln,np, 1,pt,n receipt Of which their nntl will
be forwarded. Residents Of Chicago can OBJ
tain their mail by calling ut llooui " TluB-
1rsfs building:
Bob. Fert Lcnf.
, 1880-12-11

~, g. aonhr.H t,!,nr NJ ~. Anr |h,,,e nsM T1,nn<
~ ms s'.'' 1,n - ~ o","gv ,",,ia "o wander
Ing alnllrsly without. 1t Is bitter st. Agnes
weathor.-s. the owl With NIL his feathers Is
.a,,,w, H., T., l,oro rout,., In the warmth,
co1a p"t III neiv, hes'ct u. .po "",tn.A, ,,n!s'
anu color, and perfume, one can OILY ,ts1en
III scllsuaus delight to tho restless, sobb!ng,
sIehlnu Dnnslcc without,
4 irwri.lIke fra in tin arate. leaning
In violct and rosy tlaines behind tho silver
hars; Il bunch OF red. rcd roses In II slender
vase; n Seyrcs nIato witl, ono great purple
a,,stor ~ r,o,os INN, II. ,irn,, ln,v rl,uir.
ess1es VI stap.s Mp"n ~, WIZ ~" . s., .,
dusk hcavy cnftahis shattlns OUT t1lo night
{"Ah, bitter night nlotl1or Of weeping
,loysr'); q stand piled high with books, and
maroytncs n,ltl unncrs-.ti,f. lntcst: !" Enflynl.
~ ~, ~. :. 1I,,t.. tri...i ;,
lon, "Ihe liom ''ate' y, ul1lnM 1hnla'
ben.llur," "Sti]l"nter lraEedy"; uur-
1Jncnn ,' 4 ,,,,rtors,' IIcu.iI Tt,uca' Suu
mtent' s'y.,p' ..,o'' 1A1''''1' S'' o'"!
WhFh1' fislbuSE'
Tn j1rftt, fnIf0jnttCH wn ljH In the low chair
, 1880-12-11
CHICAGO.

Tbt The Chtrdpn Tribune.
Chicago, mighty oltyl
Wfhnt rnNglc In that HttnoI
Who In this wlsto dominion
Hath hearl not Of Thy famo7
And set, within tho limit
or n,esn0ry ST n'.s.t.
Thy crowded streets wcro prnlrlcs,
Where tho Wild indian run.
Now wo behold Thy commerce
Reaching frnm Re!, TO ecn.
And holding wlthitt thy hAAdH
Tho future destiny
or thousands this slAy unborn,
Who ypt thy strcats shnll trcnd
WLiu;l thUs9 whu lktA1u thee mighty
Arc numbered with thu dead.
We cannot tell wlnt rlory
Awaits thy future stntc;.
Int this wa kil0w--St. Louis
CuA .kceF be 10 great.
c. JAY SMITH.
, 1880-12-11

Ths only absolute specltlo that We know OF Tor
snee1lx, slutlilnE, a!.t checking oatarth. or head
colds, u santnEd's !tat!lo4l curu, which fur the
Yarh4ply CHrNl.-.afuttE{l lt1.nkx.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04

When Napoleon formed the Lee
gi0n of Honor there was much dis.
Cussion as to the color of the riband.
Napoleon was for white, probably
because on state occasions he loved
to dress In scarlet, and. saw how
happy the color contrast would be.
1t was represented that white was
pre-eminently the color of the ex-
lied house. He then suggested red,
and was met with the objection
that red was the revolutionary
color. But remembering that blue
was the color of most of the uni
forms Of the army, and that red
would answer as contrast, he said,
f" Let It be red.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04

through the stomach and lodged
In the abdomen. Physicians were
sent for and everything done that
was possible, but the sufferer died
Sunday afternoon. Miss Chevellier
was very we'll known In Mayfield,
and by her kind disposition and
pleasing manner won the love of
all with whom she became &C.
quaintsd. She was soon to have
been married to Capt. Chas. Will.
son, who is nearly heartbroken
over the occurrence. The boy who
did the fatal deed, has been re-
moved from home, his grief being
so violent that fears were enter
tained for his reason.-San Jose
Mercury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
Los Angeles Ledge he. q, I. 3. 81

,ssunHn Regular meeting held a
WEDNESDAY EVBNU(0 ~
each week 1t " O'Clock. o.
tourning brethren In Good
standing are cordially invited.
]. W. BARD, n. q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04

Hot weather produces inaction OF
the liver. Invction of the liver
causes diseased Kidneys, and dis
eased kidneys undermine the life
quicker than consumption. These
troubles can be avoided by using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the pureet and bert remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
Confidence Engine Company n. {

~ REGULAR MEETINGS 3
this Company Will take D1ooo
ON the drst WedneSdoy SVSs
a ming Of each month, q ~
en- O'Clock. BY order. q
]. J. W0ODWORTH. 10.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
NOVEMBER DRAWING.

1850 Prizes....."".......... 400
Whole Tickets, %. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
fstered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
of IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense.
r. M. BOARDMAN.
COurier-Journa1 building, Louisville, KY,
or 3O7 and 500 Broadway, New York
n6-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
"rRSTD HOSE,

Made expressly for Vie use Of Steam Fire
Engines, and will stand . pressure Of 400
pounds per square inoh. Ohhcers Of Fire
Departments requiring new hose will find
this much superior in strength and quality
to any other.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
aarster's seIt-Regulatl
FE EDER
yoR THRrsHMo ,6AoHrnra

d The only Feeder mapuf,oouroa ~ -
without moving All the straw d I 6o1vs ~
sequenny giving more regular foo1 q g ~
possible to obtain vita ds1pH l1o11G r
teeds re whole 1engt1 q ~ oyli1115 h =
nvss the ls6or q two m - - ~ NJ.
quare N experionoed tnh1am6n 1o7SS
fhe eopaxatur noo6B - n1ooIa11m -
exooQam q ~ renoyal q ID ~
- K q ". soviss. H. & si - ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04

These drawings, occur monthly -un:
der provisions of an Act Of the General
Assembly of Kentucky, incorporating
the Newport Printing and Newspaper
Co., approved April 8. 1878.
e|This is a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci.
slOnB.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri.
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list OF
nrlzaa for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
Kimball Mansion,
NEW HIGH STREET, Los Angeles, Cal

Spacious Parlors, Fine Suits and large
Single Rooms, containing all Modern
Conveniences. THE TABLE supplied
with the best the market affords.
The Mansion is pleasantly situated on
an eminence, near the business centre,
overlooking the city, surrounded by an
ever,blooming flower garden, away nom
noise and dust, and com mands charm
ing view Of mountain and valley.
Mr.. n. H. KIABALLs Props.
Los Angeles, September I5th. 1850.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04

LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMsHlP COMPANY.
GooDALL, PERKINS 4 CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR DECEMBER.
Coming south Going North
:. : I|ZI[ IIE
s.'::s.::: s 81. D:,-. ], !:
AnCOn...-..T Ill 13l 10
Orizaba.... 16I ISL q
AncOn.... l9l I'll 2SI " rs
OriEaba..-l 24l % 28I 30
AncOn ..... 28I 81 an. 2lJan..
Ofixaba. &c. JAM. 81 Jan 81 :" 81
Ancon..... 81 10 ~ "A

Both steamships call At Port Hartford
(SAnLuisO bispO) and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 20
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
nUPassengsrs for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 400 O'Clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
A. Labonse, Chiropodist.

Cures any kind of malforma tions of
the feet. corns. bunions, ingrowing nails
especially. Cupping and leeching done
also. U. 8. bathrooms. Requena street.
selltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
Los ANGELES SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 1880.
LAWYERS.

LAWYERS.
m. L. WIck6,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ROOMS SO & 81, TEMPLE BLOCK,
o3.om Los Angeles, Cal.
MOVE WlCkS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CONGRESS STREET,
TUCSON. ARIZONA.
s~Business promptly attended to. oS Sm
HENRY M. SMITH. T. B. BROWN.
A. w. HUTTON. Dist. Atty.
SMITH, BROWNE HUTTON
Attorneys at Law.
oaee-RooMs Nos. 81 and %. TEN.
PIE BLOCK. mar lift
j. BrOusseau,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NOS. Sc AND 81, BAKER BLOCK
mh3tf
HI. NJ. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
:, oMss-RooMs 70 AND ~, TEMPLE
JNO. 8. CHAPMAN. J. A. GRAVES.
Graves 3 Chapman,
Attorneys 81 Counsel
10rS at Law,
Rooms Nos. q and 4. Baker Block. fel1tf
J. g. EASTMAN, A. ]. KING.
Eastman, Haley, King &
RObarts.
Attorneys at Law.
OFFICE-Nos. 8, 4, 5 and 8. STRELITZ
BLOCK, Spring street, Los Angeles.
Will practice in the Supreme and all
State Courts. Particular attention paid
to land and mining cases. Ol-1m
8. g. HUD1ELl.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms and
- Ducommun's Block. corner Man 9
Commercial streets, Los A." -eles. may7-tf
HOTELS.
The PiCO HOUSE
Is Now Open
u
For the reception of guests.
All are Invited. FREE CARRIAGES
N. r. GRIsWOLD,
n3-lm Proprietor.
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BY TELEG r A p IL
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Cincinnati Ab1OZC!
Great Enthusiasm for Tilden
JOIN KELLY SQUELCnED!
CINCINNATI, June 22d, 1880.

CINCINNATI, June 22d, 1880.
Tho Convention was called to order at
1910, p. III. Judge Hoadley, of Cincin,
natl, temporary Chairman, whose ap-
pearancc was greeted with loud cheers.
He said that he would be neither friend
or foe of any candidate in his rulings.
Democracy was eternal and would not
be affected by the success or defeat OF
the nominees. His reference to tue nom
ination ofTillcn was received with great
applause tho delegates rising, waving
hats and handkcrchiefs. He predicted
the triumph of the nominees of the Con
ventiOn.
Tho rules of the last Convention were
adopted, and the roll of States called for
the appointment of the Committees.
When New York was called, Kelly
arose amid cheers and Kisses. Tho Chair
man declined to recognize him and de-
clared him out Of order, amid great con-
fusion. Kelly had arisen to protest
against the appo' 5,tment of New York
members on committees, but could not,
OH account of the confusion, make him
self heard.
Watterson, of Kentucky, asked rccog-
r;tion for the Te, ,.tories ~ the Conycn-
tion.
The Convention thcu adjourned till
Tomorrow at 2 o'clock =. NJ.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
Tri.@eeklp Gapitolian
FOR PRESIDENT,
w. s. HANCOCK,
Of Pennsylvania.

ISVVMo DENIOVNN ~ OV1>'',''s y .'''''' I
s4s' Central Executive Committee.
- Baton Rouge, June g. 1880.
The members of the above Committee
are hereby notified to attend meeting,
at their Rooms, in the city of Baton
Rouge, on THURSDAY, tho oath day OF
June, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. M. A pune
tual attendance is requested. n..
by order Of -a
NJ. CHAMBERS, President.
W. G. RANDOLPH, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
THE SUPREME COURT DECISION

Private letters received from New
Orleans, cvince tie deepest dissatis-
faction at the recent decision of the
Supreme Court, which sets aside the
Constitutional limitation and author
ICES the levy of an additional tax OF
five mills to pay interest and princi-
pal Oh Premium Bonds, over and
above the ten mills stipulated by the
Constitution.
Ifsuch a decision can hold, tits use
less to have Constitutional limitations
or Constitutions. Asa Supreme Court
created under its provisions assumes
the power to set aside the organic law
of the State.
Thus can the people of u State OF
municipality be overburtllened with
taxation at the simple decision of one
man.
We won't blame the citizensOf New
Orleans if they don't submit to this
outrageous exactioD.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22

ference Of Federal bayonets in our
local affairs, that our people were op-
pressed and robbed. And tllata pre-
MUM was offered to those who would
sacrifice honor and principle money
and poweri III
Despite Universal Suffrage, since
tho bayonethas been withdrawn, is
there not a steady improvement going
on in our internal affairs; and is not
the current of public sentiment rolling
against those who dare do wrong'
The day is at hand when govern
ment as perfect as it is in the power
Of man TO create will be established
in this country.
Let wealth and education, combine
to furnish schools and workshops to
the children Of the poorer classes, SO
that the majority may he rendered
more intelligent and Industrious.
That is by far a better, more righte-
GUS, and more enlightened y remedy
than to deprive them of the ballot.
Let us labor to maintain the suprc-
macy Of Democratic principles, which
are based upon those natural rights
that man acquires at the cradle to end
only at the grave.
In despotic Russia, the spirit OF the
age that demands Universal Suffrage,
is bringing thousands Of men to the
axe Of the executionccr and the frigid
deserts of Siberia.
Will free America attempt tomalcl'
back towards a government i'll the
hands of the few! TO do this, is to
keep open All unccasing conflict be-
tween the several classes of society.
1t would be unwisc, selfish and un
lust to create such an order of things.
In fact, it would not be long, before
the masses groaning under the inso-
lent rule of the privileged classes
would say with Patrick Henry: "Give
us Liberty or give us Death"