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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-09-24
Law Of the Last Minstrel.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-09-24

AN experienced person would there
was no poetry in lead pencil, but
we have found that when the lead
breaks twice during the monotonous
process of whiting point to the
thing it requires little effort on our
part to find word expressive
enough to rhyme with ham.
, 1880-02-05
GRANT CRUCIFIED.
THE PHILADELPHIA TINES" VIEWS.
Epeetat ptspdtth 10 The CHICAGO Tribune,


Epeetat DtspaseA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Pn1IApELrn1A. Feb. 4.-Tho Times will Bay Of
the Harrisburg Convention:
"Senator Cameron was confronted by an op-
poaltlon. The battle developed not only a
ost lot Ct ,nn, agn,t
cepttonablo record by strengthening themselves
md tbofr cause after rcprtlse hnd been suffered.
Under ordinary orounatanoes @ ~ minority thus
clintng, would have lost its ndhGalycnesa md
pluck, md surrendered the 1eld TO tho majority:
hut vhcn It cano to a direct show OF hands
was Increased to. 113, lowing .Camoron
twenty out Of 20 votes. Thls result astoanded
triumph. There arc none 20 blind as not to SEQ
thMt tho indorscment OF Grnnt by tho Pcnnsyt-
public sentiment TINT should havo been hoaest-
fsasi s;a T. falsshsoa 2H IL iace; 6at i + :
je9sty "1Sq'Hs siSen mo Tor g Grant 'es = The tao
eholeo OF tho Republicans Of, this State
abroad Is anything else than. 1 decisive Grant
defeat must Be tho result Of isnoraneeor nlad-
ness, 1t is q costly and empty vtctury for
Impossible for him to over recoivo, tho ,vota Of
tho State at Chicago. Who Gun contemplate tho
declaration in favor Of Grant % anything cl*e
syiyaaia i i + e. nomination q Fl ! aTsat tsst
fessIos q its falaty, aaa il. WIN 10
feliy. % Evcn It conkllnE @ should sapploncnt csna-
oron's blundcr In Now York, aud forco like
expression from a convention Of superserylce-
s tbe i It saeco Il
llicta Of mean ambition. md tho sincere friends
Of tho cx- President will rescue him from tho
clutches Of factions by retiring him from the
, 1880-02-05
'RI E/HvE CENTS.

other - fstnco tho Btaino mon openly nm
taso' ,ameron, TINT the latter will accept
nlt 8 - 1cond chotce. The Bhcrnen men arc
by{ sS ans without tope that Cameron will
ne s .don nfnlno N second choice and de-
- sruLtow1xa THOROUGHLY nEr1xcr8.
ws Of tho friends OF Senator Dnlne upon
tho .-ArrthurE Convention, Its result and proba-
bic effects: Bcnhtor Dlano received nows from
Harrisburg by dtspntchrs this evening from, his
friend, Gon. Bingham, ani from ottcrs. flo
dlncd with Bcnator Allison, and Tonight at
tended tho brilliant wedding OF tho daughtcr Of
D. G. Forney, returning homo about midnight.
Tic was not disposed to talk at length upon tho
result at Harrisburg, but ho WIS quito willing
to say that ho could not SEQ thnt ii
was very Ercat victory for Gen.
Grnnt that, in convention organized as that
was, Gen. Grants friends should ttnvo been auc-
ccsstrl by 10 smnl majority. lie did not
think that tho effects Of tho lays work would
bG to greatly increases the Grant strength; bn-
yond that Benntor Dlalna dkl not care to cxpross
an opinion. From somo Of Dtalne's intimate
friends It ID learned. however. TINT Dlnine docs
not deslrn to bo placed In an attitude Of nn-
taRon!ztng e!thor Grant or 9hcrman, as orHnn-
ixing States in his own interest, Of M entering
formally into tho canvass as caudidAte. 1t
seems to be
LII. DLA1rR's PURPOSE
and thaf OF his friends to bo accepted A8 tho
second choice Of both tho Grant md the
Sherman tnct,. This doubttess IL the rclntion
which B[olno now holds to the Presidential cam
yass and to tho Two opposing candidates, Grant
and Sherman. Ho will bdc his time, dcter.
mined TINT II Con. Grant really intends TO be a
candidate In such scnse that he will organize
campaign to secure tho nomination, be {Dlaino)
will await tho result, md, tn tile event OF
tho failure Of both Grant and Sherman,
como In as reetduary legateo Of
both. Dlnine's tricnds, in fact, feel
we'll pleased With tho result, and think that tho
small victory OF Grant, which wns mainly g tri-
umph OF Dan Cameron, will not add to tho Grant
enthusiasm in other States. Willis tho lnrgo
and unexpected Dlnlne votc, and tho fact that It
was given In tho 1aco OF DIM Cameron'a anger
and In defiance Of his vengeance, Is, Dlatnoa
friends insist, to bo regnrs1cd M substantial
triumph for their candidate, which will not bo
without It's eject.
, 1880-02-05

Special Dspateh to Ths Ghfdupo Tribune.
r-. van, - t-rn.,r,tnr thc II. r-t.hurr
NEw io1k, - req, ~ 4.-nesnraiag Inc Aasr1snusE
Convention Tho 1ffH1s sas8: "hy a majority OF
adopted q rcsolution instruot!ng tho Delegates
IN tho NntIoual ncnubtIcan Gonyent1nn to
suppolt 81 @ Con. orant for tho residential
nomination, and on that and nll othnr
questions to vote ns unit The first
nort NJ the rcao1utjnn r,as ohstInate,y opno.nd
~ -. 1890 - ~ n,e,an"saro. ~ ~ n.ta.,
y .1o ~! ~ ~ ~ a..ot
tion In tho Conycntion,-but the Cameron In.
tnl]uenco carried oyorythtn1 beforn It, bath
r.. .n-a - ~, tn..,,n+a., ,otnon.f,n aug
III 1cR"fu ~ vi ll1sefuote" osiceeuoa astA
70 tno hppolhtmcnt OF 1aat oe1e8"uoa
by ING convention 1heteaa OF " tno represent.
Rt!vea OF tho several Congressional dtatrtrts. 1t
may be M omen question whether the action OF
thc f.onvcntjon "a In 1,crYot harmony with thu
.rs,,ouIorat1ne non,,,,lioan sontt,nont ~ In
State; but, strong rs may bo tho popular fecl-
lug In favor Of Hlatne, 1t Ia certain that gooti
, 1880-02-05

Corner HS,rE H5STfs snS eSAHe. ;ex
s sssfs asdp e:e &c Il Il 5 p aas It
sss1!o 9:dnanes md ptdnaure Stores, ou'bInc!ng
sfss; I, !; AZ
= d &sosa sasos &c Z
r!A.llethsny Ar:ena,. Pal F:antto!d Arsenal: rss
Ha !os* % isand s'a HTssni. Ai ILL.,, 1t .aa!s Hfssas
stxfy A1s'9a e.
!:sss;s Ssss; ,
~ ssss s1ss
,aasSins asisss As.ensl Gs Zen Antonio Atssnr, ,yc5,
"a .Sa tis tstsin ths following ashsd siasss
xss ;.:;;;s as2; Ks2.sts
iiGas ins 5ss. :a %..:
nfFt@ fs2 !. Wy;oT[n9 ( ..,., ,o..,,o. '.., -.
9ss Utlnsneo 5a,es. war Dspaftmsnt, washington.
@ = Sssss;
% 90 Il T. .so xat S"f''
ssss,e e5 T '}, =:
= CIV 'ss e.
5 sS ~ to re's' 81. bids
s$4nsa ~ ele 4. eaSs e
sa VIZ S5 IT TS,tts II as,a Vii Il
vii tsasa Il price. to b. aeor
III Il :s IL IL 4 S's g.
4: 5: Il Ss III
nft-Cat. u. i. A., IT, Col. at Ord, Comn9ndlng.
, 1880-02-05
proposals for tho Purchase OF Ordnance
Stores,

NV fuHK CITY, Jan. vi lssa
Proposals In duplicate, w!ll ho received and
psrsats g thls .n!sY 81 Fsb n ~ {.r ths
Aaencsra Wsanance @ sa,es hand u i!e Y 8 Grnano'
EsVSaG1 aia New York AI.snA!. G1Esrnos,s lsl4nd1
soatF'2n III shut and hhol tnlrls
ssStss' caysrs sna ntanii
dse, TMcs99tIeMHnts; km4!!-At AmluntIosIi Paw,
VI xsf!e4s kinds.
sca WI S XII 10 tGsnd r. tne copaea o.
AHenalo T;,,s =, T. = o5dnsnes Auonry n,.a Nav Y.sa
tsnn eha she IeRia!ner prior 10 tbs Iemosa Ut the
kna r..n lli[t{ 1aJs Wll be allowed for pay ment
fnr !, OF htnras faGktu3 bat1ct win be GhAEHod
III fss. Ssss.. - 10 detetined " ths Depart aenL
MI ia. ssnlent Reserves thu right tn Ec1ect AnJ or
snes ~, los aesmp Aasfaetory Prior 70 the accegl-
VIII nnJ hlt II VII aass 70 ts spprosed hy tae
Jill etSananss 81 .nss ,Assnsy. NJ yssk Gy 1S1
~4A@se 6loIea" t. CNlaPIN.
IA.coL pI Ordnance
, 1880-02-05
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


No sE4sT WAsI1tsGroS a, " ;rnsarr ir96fF \ ;So
Sealed proposals Il dapiisste, viii : sop3 q .hss
ss!ssS I'll fd5si:ass SSs N
United ststss Asm,. dsI.ored NJ such plaoo' In this
s53 ~ mn5 Sd ho s"ns pxu rbto medium, hand
pietsa, feand-hoopsd balrols' full hsaa:nad, or
fG a:%s ssse.s 'set. Or N
d N
ss ns IL fs1l he }saanssa barrels
be inside & ts!ea y s, eo,on aud out.
peatsaiiso = % sf%ns @ ses. .6onaio % VI q posas II now
aSdIS raunds CANDLES. stearo wax, sizes. full
vetRhte. In 4opornd boxes. strapped.
Sdn pnamps Il sSa es n a osher
sdnltefations, in s1-l.'nnd boxea, strapped.
stnnaaTd S samples Of tho aboFe aFclcs can DO seen
a1 pounds Hops, 1-pound packages, H-pound boxes.
st1 cans jelly. currant, "Cal'sornla."
s 5SniisM' S.gaiios, kcss Z. Fsekio., "Cucun,bor."
,aeksd: . Ro,ind. q % p1anst: e sass, strrPcd
sm pounds Starch liaun!ry}. In i.round packages,
Al so1ss to bs vs stfsppe. with IRON, to 70 COM
''ss!y@ m r"lnd ID tho ends md b. thoroaah!J nailed
pt tho abovo amounts which afc 10 ba Increased Of
tecEcased. ~ maJ 90 required at the time Of open
Actunl tare at tho time Of delivery h required and
70 ehargs for faetnges wM!ch must bo In the very
fsoposas x Be- rseoVcd W "mnjeet to the usual con-
s a nss oo 81 II nm@1t @ be
nsea % appsieslon tS' 70 I'll. diee wiz W
Mssi:;r M;sf; yslXi;l,a si1 i! q
, 1880-02-05
PRESIDENTIAL,
The Grant Movement Secures
the Endorsement Of
Pennsylvania,
And the Convention Adopts the
Unit Rule for Chi
cago.
Tho Victory Of tho Cnmeronians,
However, Nfanifests Little
But Weakness,
As II Was Won by the Very
Small Majority Of
Twenty.
Mr.. Blaino's Friends Develop Unex-
peoted and Significant
Strength.
The Outcome Of the Conven-
ton Received Without
Enthusiasm.
Grant Conceded to Have Been
Crucified Before the
World,
And D1aine's Chances Considered
More Hopeful than Ever
Before.
And BTaine's Chances Considered
More Hopeful than Ever
Before.
An Undercurrent in Convention
Favoring Washburne's Name
for the Presidency.
Whot Bourbon Editor Has to Say
Regarding Grant and Til
den.
PENNSYLVANIA.
INSTRUCTED ron GRANT.

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us.'..1 op.sa. D"" w." ~, srsn rnsn"no,,tons
iAH,isnonu, ia., kon 4auu ~. .a,...sas
.ut t1o'. ~. 49, IT,. -, :,n,a<.o
l., ~ WI, ~ ~ ,,. ~ ~. t.,
.o - enicusp 1ut uon c..s, Sus ~. s.,..
..as ' st'.a.. =. ,s,.t m. wh.1,
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"1ut 1 4",uo IT., W. ,no ~, u1u ~. "'.s ~.
,a,.sns .1',1a, VII a ..,ae ~. .ho yro,ds ~
,t'ci ~ " slperaen ,. "u.o .n"us ~ sa ,,..'. ,.
n'i ,'''. Anu .s.a ep0nu M et;..,t
so'ei VIII. srsas ~ 11ias, s'.o., .ssa.,
"snc'eo Ielhesu.e" W ti., ~ ' .,.a r,aa,,,,
M!so' s "o.s ."oso ~ .,,,,s s"o - -
.sH1 ~. p"t.s ess1s., 1,,, ,o,,.,,,,opata na,,u.
~ tn,tsi5.. - pnsio3,n,nh,o ond A1Ioohcuv.
uee' Uuo " aa%s a.. -. a 1,an..s,,1.,s
constI.;,o,,cy tn favor Of Grant. willie tho solid
rural soto 'rns thrown a8alnst nlm. Ihc ma.
eh1he was IN aet'To "pes',uon ~. u"y' ,,,! nu ~
WnFKca 10 cnaFH. !" tuu A"esHe.is nnu int.n
dolph1a aelcsatlohs' MI sto nlo1'octs OF WHICH
votca as uhlt On every ancsa.o!'' ueeoif W
the oracrs OF ION ta.'lefon' 1ee. ese" VIII 1no
immense advantage tnhs cameron hha IN muse
s1xty-iour ceftalh sotost no WIS oate1S "o'o 10
s'cu tao tlua --...-
sE1TISo IN A"A1hsF HIM.
and the proposition 10 '''stfnct 1of ton' ofnht
WINS opposed ny tho unexpectedly 1aTBo minority
OF I'D while on'y ls3 'otcd III taVoF OF t,, u1ant
Tho Convention was Respectable and ahtclll-
gent potly Ut appearance. .....
Russcil Errott, OF fttshurG' 1a1nlllntly KNOWN
as nnss Errctt, aud famous tor his atrong
rcrHonat likeness to " "Doss " Tweed, WINS made
temporary Chairman. III pursuance nt tho cau-
c1s ruling tho night bcf0rc. Tho BlA'no
mon tnsisted on yen and nny
voto on this election. aud Errott
received 18 votes to o. for Lnwrcnce. OF "hah-
ln8ton County. tho nominee nt tho Blkino catt-
Gus. THO vote WIS tlot perfect test, hs somo
4fH Ft3nFI n
, 1880-02-05


with tim riQbta of tho people in cach district to
lu rcprcscntcd M they oi,Wso in tho National
Convention. Tho yoto on. tho euhst[tt,to was
WINS 1oD. narn La. slortna but ono yoie 1css
tban n full conynntlon. slx instructed t,tn1na
mon yottd nav md twenty -scyon ocIcantas who
wern In I'm ftnno rn,,ctts npucart.d na t,nnt-
allt}cra. Thc original motion was nut nr,d fnr-
rtcd hv n viva vofo yotp, A. i, 1icrr. AZ mn.
rbI1. thon offerotl tho 0rupt instruction rcsolu.
linn
!" u,,oycx, Tint dc,cuaics kctcctoa tn Tho Mn.
t!ot1nl Republican Cofiyontion from this stats
nro hereby lnstr.1ctca to vote fnt Gen; U. 9.
n1tt ~ eandnhtt LOT nc M, ,, ~,
tlsat NAV W. ca,nc t,ofur thn Cnnvnntinn 'oA'
nv 1,,n ur4n,no ~ 411r nrsnr.,rtor
n ,,,mutt nreso. MANY cnt-rults and n number
~ hsaos ~,or., .too ri and lin rc,norsn ~ IN
Gr,nt nm ,roa ~ sfcnahiv fcch,o NH sn,r,,loss
In'lccI N. ,no,,sinn of Gcn. f1rnnt:s na,nc ,,I1
,ot ~ en., .,,,,o nroha thc ,lcntt erthnsto.r,
atore ~ -, ,xro,d ofTorcI auhat,tmto r. ~.
n.,nt s...,n.,,.
- W..a,a., rhtt ,t,,o ,~o .,,doo - .,,,,,,,p4 H.,
non,,ntjnn 1T tho non1blio,n party, VI see no
good rcllson TO abandon tho position tnken BY
tho party In this md other States N 1873 tn op-
, 1880-02-05


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passetl hy o,,r stato Convention held In this city
srxAroIt nKnn
cpSe y fo is 9n s nrg 4 III Il
+, tue 1aerunltcans. Mc tso,ight ticn Flint wns
npaa % III as 70 hn us re0arR' WIN IN
nr ,narn nia,f n ,id tot m an 1ont VT ,srccr
#, liz mndrrinkfnus. Ind dane rrcat Ecryfco.
io,h m o,yil mi mfltKry. but be- dld tot tInk ho
NJ, 1ty IN 3 cin ,',M WITH H. III ~ lriiava tb"r
WIZ nv d"nrcr ~ tbo ~ county In thirl term,
but ho believed TINT ~
| wAsununsE. SHERMAN: on BLAINE
cioys ~ n9 o ice 10
fer my nun.
Koontz, parnxon on" of sf' chasteP; isary1y. ~ % OF
I Clinton; and Wulfc, Of UnInn, Wblle Mcsers.
M9rslana: .t All:shcny. and Ili,igham. q rh!la-
Grtstlt people wero ali from tho il!ann point Of
| vinw, and no other nutncs besides Dri.nt and
J'ano " wcre n'cn.onstl Mt al ozccpt iii tho re-
sir. Stone. after nrguing strongly In favor Of
h1s n,ncnimrut tn the rc.dls,tion Of Instruction.
] icred auothcr onc. ~ ta.wt: wi Il to T stfke cit tho
/ na1no IT il, d. Grant anu insert that Of James
e., Dlaine. -.
,n msnt ~ e ;ss ;!a q se III; !s'1s
my one Tho question then required M tho
orfginnl resolution, or r.tiev that part Of it
witch instructed tho Chicugo delegates to vote
''f 't"''' a c1osa VOTE.
ths ye snn ays were r. s, 9rsTGd m Sa
tint nori,on If the M resoittion. "e'~
Ths S second con portioa of TIC resolution, tastr,ct-
IN stu ~. i @ - e.t' 10 - "'''" "'9 o''
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
)and santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right > o
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
n1-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock P. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
Unqualified Success

The Democrat, Columbus, Ohio,
in speaking Of Waraer's Safe Rem.
edies, says: "TestimOnials not
numbered by hundreds, but by
thousands, are in the hands Of H..
H. Warner & Co., all furnishing
ample corroborate evidence that as
a curative, for specific diseases for
which recommended, are an un-
qualified and pronounced success"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

~s, Brooklyn;
NJ West 26th
Gilman; Julius
a well.known
\ Whitestone,
18th Gray, z
of VIM. r.
Theodore
~ Sheriff
arles Has
liter on the
t of missing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
HOTELS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
flRST.CLASS.
THE FINEST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.

= ~ w w III N d II ETt ITO p 8.
Th.s-is tho only reliably first class
hotel, Is site ated in the center OF the
city of Los Angeles, contains
nearly hundred spacious and
airy rooms, newly furnished In the most
comfortable style. Rooms in suites for
FAMILIES and parties on every floor, with
hot and cold baths.
THE Ia Bile will always be furnished
with the best supplies that can be pro-
cured in the market.
A FIRES COACH is always on hand to
carry guests to the house.
NO pans spared to make guests COM,
Portable IN every way.
A LARGE READING ROOM ooen
night and day.
HENRY HAMMEL,
myI7tf A. II. DENKER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
loSANGELES " EEKLy HERALD
Morning kilograms.


F01e0WkCb0
MoJAvE, June 30.--Los Angeles
w Small, Mrs Montague. Mr.
Taber and wife, P Hirschfield, =
COIN, B Gartial, Prof A G Potter
r Wagner.
Tucson-Miss Riley w Nordhoff
A B Earl.
Newhall-Mrs Collar.
Benson-D D Nc w ade, Mr. Con-
way.
Colton-Mrs Smith and family.
aIOss ~ the Pedestsssn Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-The
closing score at IL P. NJ. of the
pedestrians was: Scott, sos; Reid,
500; Eaton, Al; Callahan, AGO; Ed
yards, $50; Guerrero, 446; Dancer,
43l; Sheridan, 4O5. This closes the
original match, but the manage
ment has made arrangements with
leading pedestrians to continue it
five days longer, those remaining
on the tack 10 compete with u
number Of fresh contestants, each
of whom is to be handicapped for
one hundred miles. The continu-
ance is to begin at once. Among
the fresh contestants are Mcintyre,
Murdoch and others of less note.
Text. Hank u. kts"s",u. Order.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30th.-
Judge Satime to-day rendered
decision restraining the action Of
the Board of Education in adopt
ing the new series of books last
May.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3o.-The
Territorial Democratic Convention
of Arizona has nnmipated q. II.
Curry delegate to Congress.
Des,sAcssyr Feed IT, Ortko"'
PORTLAND, Or, June SO.-The
river is still raising. All OF Front
aud First street below Stark is sub.
merged. Snake River is falling,
Columbia slowly rising and Will
iamette slowly falling. The dam
=, In this city up to
id also down the
ill reach 500, 900.
fal stagnation OF | usi-
ing to the food.
stsasl.r On Long lsi"EO
SDUnN.
YORK, June 30.-The iden-
,odies are: Mary e. Beach,
!! years, daughter of Mary E.
widow of ex-Judge Beach,
nos county; Aaron B. Ben.
proprietor hook
ny, Nos. IS an
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 30th.-
Famine continues in the Districts
of Bayisd-Alsshgertl and Van, and
the inhabitants are flying to
Russian Territory. Ten Thousand
persons, chiefly Kurds, gre report
ed to have persisted from hunger.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

levee which protects the bottor
lands of this county broke las
night, and the water is pourin
: through a crevasse two hundre
& feet in width. All the, wheat, corr
and other crops will be lost
Eighteen 'Nousand acres Of LAM
will be overlooked.
, The Jssuit R~Mtshmeus.
PARIS, June 30-Jesuit chapel!
! were thronged Tuesday in thu
provinces and at Lille. Five hun
dred persons, headed by the Chair
man of the Chamber of Commerce
of Lille, waited on the Jesuits tc
express sympathy for them. The
last of the series of meetings was
held in Paris to protest against the
Jesuit decree. a considerable
crowd assembled outside the build
ings and blows were exchanged be.
tween the mob outside and those
Issuing from the hall. The mob
hooted a number of priests who had
been at the meeting of the Cham
Der of Deputies yesterday.
\ Jesuit Es,"b.tsnUMe"s Ota.cd.
PARIS. June 30.-The police ar
rived at a Jesuit establishment on
the Rue ds Sevres at 4 O'Clock this
morning. They were Immediately
admitted. Shortly after crowd of
500 persons, composed largely OF
students aud women, COLLECTED.
There was some shouting for and
against the DEGREES. The police
partly cleared the street and refus-
ed to admit Baudry d'Asson to the
building. The Project of Police
having arrived, the building was
formally declared closed. The Jes.
uits, accompanied by several devo-
tees and Senators of the Right, de-
parted amid great excitement,ca us-
ed by the demonstrations of their
sy mpathizes and counter demon
STATIONS There were indign ant
cries against the Project of Police,
in the ensuing scuf1le, and the
Marquis of Leon Court and the
chief editor of the Union, the LIE.
gitimist journal, were arrested
Some Of the Fathers locked them
selves in their cells, which had to
be broken open. The last left at
$3.50. The police then cleared the
street and they remained on guard.
At Walls Tie door of the establish
ment had to be forced; and the |
Jesuits were conducted out by the !
u battalion of whom were
present under arms. AT Linorve
and Leiie the police were not re-
sisted The Jesuits were led out
by the police. The crowd num-
bered several thousand.
The l..ttruaisO0as Il fl Match.
DUBLIN, June 30.-At Dolly
mount, to-day, in the competition
in military rifles at the S00.yards
range, ten shots each, Government
any position, only
two Of the American team COM
peted - Fisher and Rockwell.
Frank Hyde also shot. Rockwell
missed the first three shots in u Sit
ting position, and firing from the
shoulder made 20 in seven shots.
Fisher made "; Hyde, so. Captain
Hall won the first prize with a
score of A. Young scored 43; Fem
ton. 90; Joynt, s; and Miner, 8.
Frank Hyde and Rockwell won the
and fifteenth prizes re-
spectively. Heavy rain storms pre-
vailed.
Ths EU.so-ahiosse War.
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JUNE DRAWING.
1850 PriZes-....-............ 400
Whole Tickets, So. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 800,

1no''' WV o. V,00'
Remit by Postof1ice Money Order Reg
iStered Letter. Bank Draft or Express,
To insure against mistakes and delays,
correspondents will please write their
names anu places of residence plainly,
giving number of Post Office box or
street, and Town, County and State.
All communications connected with
the Distribution and orders for Tickets
should be addressed to r. M. BOARD
MAN, Courier-Journal building, Louis
Vile, KY, or 3O7 and 500 Broadway,
New York. n5-d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
SOCIETY NOTICES.
knights Of Pythlas.

meets every TS SaSsasy es MSi as &
O'Clock, at the Castle I.si,.
Downey Block. All sojourning Kniehis
in good standing are coraiaily invited,
n A. DUNSAIOOk, q g
g. e. MILES, X. Of X. y
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Los ANGELES THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 1. 1880
NEW TO-DAY.

WILSON STOCK OF DRY GOODS will be SOIL
RETAIL we1as wholesale.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
MISCELLAN EOUS.

These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky, according to con-
tract made with the owners Of the Frank
fort grant, will occur regularly on the
asst day OF every month, sundays and
Frdavs excepted, for the period of FIVE
YEARS, terminating on June 80. 1885.
The United STATES Circuit Court on
March 3ist, rendered the following deci-
slOns:
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company is legal.
2i-Its drawings are not fraudulent.
The Management call Attention to the
liberal scheme whichsn6s mot wi h such
popular favar eretOfore, and which Will
again be presented for the