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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
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SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10 SENATE.
Confederation Of the resolution re.
latipg to the Chinese treaty was
deferred until tomorrow.
AssEMBLY.-The first reading of
the file was taken up and a CONCUR
rent resolution asking President
Garfield for representation In his
Cabinet brought out an amusing
discussion. Howard WAS willing
to vote for the resolution IL the
name Of George G. 0orhsm was In.
serted, while several Republicans
objected to the resolution because
they were afraid Garfield would ap.
point . Democrat. Camrop made
. speech favoring the insertion OF
. name. He did not want to vote
for the resolution and trust to luck.
Jackson amended to insert the
name Of w. w. Camron, OF Ala.
media, amid roars OF laughter.
Hoitt, author Of the original rsso-
luton, attempted to withdraw IL,
bat was not permitted to do %.
Aftor. eona6 further baudying Of
Jokes the whole matter was laid on
The tabIo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

THERE il . just and commenda-
BILE restlessness amongst our peo-
pie as to the scope Of the new Chi
nsse treaty. The only thing Of
benefit which attended the late
Kearney agitation in this State
was the crystalisiDg Of the senti.
msnt of our people as to the Mon.
golian race. Having been incal.
culably injured by the communis.
tic and blatherskite features Of
that crusade. we ought 10 have
Whatever benefits might be made
to result from 1t In excluding the
Chinese. In our telegraphic col.
umns appears an account Of an in.
tsrview had by San Francisco
newspaper man with Mr.. John E.
Swift. Mr.. Swift gives to the new
treaty'a construction favorable to
the hopes and wishes Of the Pacific
Coast, with whom and with whose
interests he is identified. We are
disposed to place much reliance In
what this gentleman says. II
the Chinese Commission has
really succeeded In accom-
plishing anything tangible or
satisfactory, we have NO doubt
Whatever but that IL was entirely
owing to Mr.. Swifts energetic la
bors in our behalf. Nevertheless,
the subject should still be agltated,
and no means should be lost in
stimulating the interest Of the
United States Senate in our view
Of this vital question. All ambig-
uities should be banished from the
treaty, and the right words should
be found in the right place. The
Messrs. Angell and Trescott doubt
less take . very languid interest In
the Pacific Coast feeling in the mat
ter. The presence Of Mr.. Swift ir
Washington would undoubtedly J
further the demand which the Pa
cific Coast emphasized with suci
unexampled unanimity In a lat
election, and which rests at moth
ing short of the absolute exclusion
Of Chinese immigration In the fu
ture, and which ought to watcl
| varx, --A.-.--s~- ---.-'- ------,---'-- - ~
tt toIemn treaty, Of any new
privileges to the Celestial
who are already here. An ounc
Of prevention is said to be worth
pound Of cure; and q strong Cali
fornia delegation, headed by MI
Swift, would make Its inhuenc
felt at Washington, and would Sc
to it that such notifications q
might be made in the treaty ii
the Senate are In the line Of tn
sentiment of the entire Pacif1
Coast. We would then know ex
actly where we stood at every stag
Of the negotiation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
EAST ER ~.
The Fuadisg Biit PASSED.

The RuadiDg Biit PAsssu.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 19.-Housi
Funding bill proceedings-Ths
amendment requiring the Secre.
tary of the Treasury to use for pay.
ment Of bonds this year all stand
ard silver dollars and all gold ovei
fifty million dollars now in the
treasury for redemption purposes,
was rejected by 90 majority.
Carlisle's amendment requiring
National Banks 10 use three per
cent bonds as the basis for circula.
tion was adopted by IS majority.
The House then passed the Fund
ing bill; yeas, 1856; nays, 124.
Prapes-a LrgisisisOs far T@-r,s..
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19th.-The
House Committee on Territories
has agrsed to make = favorable re-
por: 10 the House upon Delegate
CampbelPs bill, which provides
that oil Territorial officers in the
several Territories of the United
States, whose offices are created by
an act of a Territorial Legislature,
and the salaries or fees of which
are payable by the Territory or by
the people and ratified by the
United States. shall be appointed
or elected in such u manner as has
been, or may be, provided by the
Legislative Assembly OF each Ter
ritory respectively. The Com nit
tee has also agreed to report favor.
ably q bill to annul and set aside
the act Of the Territorial Legisla-
ture of Arizona which authorized
the construction of u railroad be.
tween Maricopa Wells and Pres
colt, Arizona.
4 R.ssh ia she Cn.ne.s Treaties.
New YORK, Jan. 19th.-A Wash.
ipgton special says: The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations
ts finding serious oblsptjons to the
Chinese treaty In r6f1fence to i'm.
The trouble with it is
that the language Is 60 obscure
that 1t Is susceptible of various In.
1t gives the Unite
States sole power to regulate the
immigration. OF laborers Of the
lower CLASSES Of Chinese citizens.
Unfortunately there is nothing In
the language to define what shall
be meant BY "laborers.u 1t does
not appear whether merchants or
artisans are to be included or not
under the language used. The
Chinese government might claim
that cigar makers, or laundrymen, |
or cerpenters, or expert miners, OF
b!aoksmitbo, or any Other similar
sla. wers ret dsberrsd fron con-.
!nG -. III eyllanlly 1Qo1 01f
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meet the difficulty, since the chief
objection to Chinese has come from
suah tradssmen as cigar makers,
shoemakers, etc., who claim that
they cannot compete with Chinese
labor. Another thing that has
been overlooked is that no men,
tion IL made Of females. Some of
the committee think there will
have to be an effort made to modi.
fy the language 30 - to be made
explicit on these points, even II
these. matters have to be referred
back to the Com mission for further
consideration by them and the
Chinese government. A majority
of the committee are SO anxious,
however, to get the matter settled
In some shape at an early day, that
they are disposed to strain q point
Of construction to accept the docu.
ments.
TsmsNasy sticks 90 Kelly.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9th.-The
Tammapy com mittee on Orgniza.
tion met this afternoon and organ.
lied by the election of John Kelly
as Chairman. Kelly made an ad.
dress IN which he declared that
Tammauy would never combine
with any party or faction and that
their canG.d dates would be chosen
from the best class OF the Demo.
cracy.
pssCs1sawe vt Cemsus Iacrease.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.h.-The 7ri6.
une's Washington special says:
Gen. Walker states that the per-
centage Of census increase is as fol.
lows: Alabama 20, Georgia 80,
Delaware IL, louisiana 20, CALI
fornia 81, Maryland l9, Illinois 81,
Missouri 20, Iowa 80, South Caro-.
lima Al, Michigan 38, Texas "a, Ne
braskv 28S, West Virginia 80, Ohio
19, Florida AZ, Wisconsin 25, Ken.
tuck "a, Colorado 3S3, Arkansas 65,
Kansas l73, Indiana IL, Mississippi
81, Minnesota II. North Carolina
80, Nevada 46, Tennessee %, Ore.
gon %, Virginia %, Arizona 319,
Con nuecticut Is, Massac husetts %,
Rhode Island q, Maine 8, New
Hampshire 9, Vermont 5, New Jer.
sey 25, Pennsylvania %, New York
16, District of Columbia 35, Mon.
tana 80, Utah 66, Wyoming 1913,
Dakota S54, Idaho ia. New Mexi.
CO 20, Washington 2l3.
Ravages Of shs Dtphtnsris. 9
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Jan. 19th.-
The diphtheria 10 still raging on
Grand Manan. john Meiggs re.
Gently lost eight children by the
scourge within few days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

Y1R0INIA, the Mother of States,
4 tatoonen and Presidents, years
/ - pesssntsd Ohio ~ = eife to the
4mogleen Union, In the generosity
n hoe heart. The Ohio statesmen
- bsidling with their Inherited
( pooEs, bat We much fear that they
Gaeaet sustain them with due
! ereoe. In the light Of history, and
~ their rivalry with the Virgin.
l6ns ef old, the modern Ohio states.
nsp sesm to bes remarkably weak
~ especially the Republican
QAIo statsSmsn. Judge Thurman.
- Ohio Democrat, IL worthy Of the
~ 6ays Of the Republic. He is
- nearest approach to political
ensl-god that our later days ad-
ljt e. He 10 able, he is honest,
- y sober, he incorruptible; he is,
n nhe, everything that is good
= orsat. and only lacks success
~ nnts success respsctable-it
~ rot add respectabiIity to him.
ncGlan Il ct once an Intellectual
& Noosa1 giant; and, having every
z 1A1lo Of greatness except sue.
thst fact, By the way. vast.
Vol1 1Asiss the momsntary and
1taIly ephemefal character Of
l1lfean politics. The new
kefof Prssidents-not Of States
eo1esuen-Ohto, finds herself
qlle1 10 fall back upon John
n6s Charley Foster, Ruther-
4 Hoyee and Abram Garfield
~ 1Hoof distlnstion. We con-
~ ~ can't tell which Of
onor(6tls II Grst or last. A.
56u6d With such men ~ Thorn
6gsop. George Washington,
r6 lgndloon and James Mon.
6hnlf : hundred other II.
Vfysinians. al these Ohio
~ ~ And. TO me an Amer
6S q = lhenees they are 'Ieft."
~ ~ lIlty 4 sxtssms that Il
= ) ~ - ~ Thousand o.
- e1sxn uvstafts .
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20


01ot1n will have some striking Sig
0l0eanees. On and after the 4th
~ March next, Sam Randall, the
l6a1oR OF the Dem ooracy in the
Uooss Of Repressn tatives-a mem
~ from the Keystone State who
viii ggto Congress with within .
1kActlon Of ten thousand M majority-
Will strike some attitudes which
Nm ~ the keystone Of the politi-
~ battles bf the future-battles in
Nh1oh the corporations and the
11eoocfats will have to get down
ln1p The arens and struggle as
1omtatanh against the gIadiators
1ne people. Republican inso-
fpo and Intolerance. In Califor-
- partieularly. are premature.
AlEer al, gentlemen. do not forget
] 31hat ~ carried this State for Han.
oook, although We declined to use
h1if the Weapons Of offence that
sCcPn nvAi1oble. It Is very likely
oGS ~ ahAll uss them all hereaf-
~ taking into account the gener-
~ freAtmsnt ws have received.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
AFTERNOON srRsErs-4r. \

Sierra Nevada, ~ b; Gould 4 Curry, $40
n MIA, % Sc a. 50 a: julia. zoc b. Is a; Me.i.
can, 8s; Navajo, l.s0 b; King, ii b;
Albion, zoe b; Oro, 4oc b, 45 q; Tiogs. 75c b;
Andes, l.6O 8; Occidental, b; q 4 G, a45
O: California. l30 b: Alta, lilo b, LIS q
Jacket. Q b, 2.l0 a: Bullion, l.85 b. l.90 a;
Savage. 10 b, 1.5O a; Benton, SOC b, SIS q
Justice, 40c b, l5a; Crown Point, Csc b, 10
q; .Exchequer, LAO b, l.46a; Potosi, 2.l0 b,
2l5 q.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
SOCIAL CLUB.

An adjourned meeting, for the purpose
of Ofreceiying the reports Or the Commit
tees on bylaws and on Rooms, and for
the purpose Of organizing, will be held
in the rooms of the Semi.Tropic, Bak er
at O'Clock.
JOHN o. WHEELER.
1t Chairman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
County OF Los Angeles. 90
{ ], e. F. Spence, Cashier of the above.
named Bank, do soIemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Z. +. SPENCE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day OF January, 1881.
(Seal.) j. "A. GRAVES,
Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
]. f.. HOLLENBECK,)
O.S. WITHEkBY, Directors.
4. +. SPENCE,
jalS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

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 purest and best remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20


s. A. de CARDONA ct al. d, fendants.y
I7NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
der OF sale entered in the superior Court
Of the county Of Los Angeles, State of
California. on the 9th day OF
December, A.: d. 1880. and writ of ex-
lhent, requiring sale of property under
foreclosure of mortgage, issued out OF
the said superior Court on the 9th day OF
December. A. d. 1880. in the above enti-
vens, plaintiff, and against s A de Cardo-
ma, Enfrosina de CardOna, Mott, Ea-
gene Meyer and Constant Meyer, the
last two doing business as partners un.
der the style OF Eugene Never 4 Co, Isaac
Norton and Adolph Cohen, partners do
ing business under the name of Isaac
Norton Il Co, and j. NJ. Griffith, (,
defendants. certified copy Of
which said decree OF foreclosure,
se sp aa hae Ase aaEo oh me- ftsossstnsr
with the writ annexed thereto, on the
18th day of Decembe A ID 1880, whereby
am commanded to sell at public auction /,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
United States gold coin, :he following
and in said decree described real estate.
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
of land situate, lying and being in the city
and county of Los Angeles, State OF Cal
ifQrnia, and more particularly described
First-All that certain lot fronting on
| the easterly side Of Main street and
bounded on the north by property of u
Rivara and g BSanguin ettl. on the west
| by Main street, on the south by property
OF Louisa B S,oll. wife of Henry Stoll
Cardona and John Wilson, said lot belfi &
known as the "COrdOna 10t," and being
Block is erected, said lot having front.
| age OF efghty-six feet and five inches and
= depth Of one hundred and sixty feet,
more or less.
Ing on Los Angeles street and beginning
at point on the west boundary of Los
Angeles street, the same being the south.
east conner of the lot of John Wilson;
thence in q southerly direction along
said western boundary of Los Angeles
street about thirty( 80) vara-, be the same
more or less, to the property of the FluhI
estate; thence at right angles from Los
Angeles street In westerly direction
about (40) varas, be the same more OF
less, to the eastern boundary OF the prop.
er.y of the said Fluhr estate; thence in q
northerly direction parallel with Los
Angeles street to southern boundary Ol
said Wilson lot; thence in an eastefl y
direction along line of said Wilson loi
TO the place OF beginning.
Public notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. d. 1881,
At 12 O'Clock M. of said day, will pro
coed to sell at the Court House door il
the city and county Of Los Angeles, State
Of California, at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in U. 3
gold coin, to satisfy said decree for princi.
pal and interest, attorneys fees, costs and
all accruinp Costs all tho abova descriheC
real estate, or sufficient thereof to satisfy
said sums.
Given under my hand at the city and coun
ty Of Los Angeles, State OF California, thii
| 18th day q December, A. d. 1882.
WIN. X. ROWLAND,
Sheriff.
by r. A. LING, Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
asnClAL HoTICE.

NJ notices Of companies. socse-
~ ohur6hes. stcs, will only b inserted
r. ~ uunALD - paid advertisements.
IS - Hoorvo, tor Places OF Worship. . graf
{ ~ o1G5oosry, winch viii appear every
1n1y Hofnlng.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
sraM stesn Printing House.

- iaslliales = the HEkAln s,esm
GIlnalns Usaas iur doing job work are not
pe16ea Il 0alisorniA outside OF San
DSonnleeo and sacramento. All work en-
1en6oo6 aDvs Win b executed with neat
- ~ disDaseh At the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
liOusekeeper.

a 'middle-aged widow lady of refine
ment desires position as housekeeper;
city or country; is a good cook, under
stanos the care OF mil2 butter; and the
raising OF poultry, and is well qualified
TO make home CHEEKY. Please address
MRS. b. E., Postoffice, Los Angeles.
jl8-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

PANY-Office, 400 Montgomery street,
San francisco, Cal.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing OF tine Board of Directors held on
Monday. the seventeenth day OF Janu-
ary, 1881, an assessment mo. 81 Of twenty
capital stock of the corporation, payable
immedfately,to to L. u. Fisk, Secretary, at
the once of said corporation, room ii. 4O2
montgomery street, city and county of
San Fran cisco, California.
/ Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the seventeenth
DAY or February, 1881, will be delinQuent
and advertised for sale at public auction:
and, unless payne Mt Is made before will
be sold ON Thursday. the seventeenth
litth) day OF March, 1881, to pay the de-
linquent assess ment, together with the
cost of advertising aud expenses of sale.
! BY order of the Board OF Directors.
J.. u. FISK, Secretary.
0hice-Room IL, 4O2 Montgomery street,
{ San Francisco, Gal. 100 :iaW :5W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
FOR EIcM..
OscRnOw Of she Eh a ~ E ..

Overflow Of she Thames.
LONDON, Jan. l9th.-The Than es
has overfiowed, greatly damaging
the low lying ports Of Lambeth and
South Park. A hundred barges
were sunk and the Woolwich pier
destroyed. The Holdeudale cotton
mills are burnsd, Loss, ego, 1000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
NEW TO-DAY.
~~Ak0A-

man and wife. without children, to
work on small ranch at Pasadena; the
man to work outside and the Wits 10 do
housework for ia mily of Two.
TO party who can come we'll recon.
mended good opportunity IL offered to
secure . comfortable home.
Apply Immediately to +. ]. GILL.
MORE, Dollar Store. t2O:Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
FOR RENT.

nUCommodious suites of unfarnish ed
apartments, with all modern conven-
fences. suitable for families: also, pleas
ant offices. at reasonable rates, fn the
BAKER BLOCK.
Inquire Of J. A. GRAVES, Rooms . and
4, Baker Block. ja0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
w anted.

GOOD PAYING BUSINESS. or inter-
est in one; capital, $500 to $1,000. Address
T. y. Box 1872, Los Angeles tl9-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

STATE; coansy our SAair1EHiAil of Los Angeles. IS.
1saias w. Hellman, President, and
John Mllher, Secretary, being duly and
severally sworn, each for himself, say
that the foregoing statement Is true, to
the best OF their knowledge and belief.
Signed:
IsAIAS w. HELLMAN, President,
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this l9tn day OF January, A. ID. 1881.
Signed: ROBERT II. CHAPMAN,
49, Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
WANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

A situation to do upstairs work and
sewing, or the general work OF small
family. City or county. Address J. d..
Herald office. 1927
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO 4 STOCK AND EX.
r. CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
BY r. A, LING, Deputy Sheriff.

The above sale IL hereby postponed un-
Til Saturday the 18th Gay Of January,
A. D. 1881, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the court
house door.
By j. G. KAYs, Under sheriff.
Los Angeles. CAL, Jan. 10th, 1881. I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
Nj tel in the humor Of reason.

Nh tel In the humor Of reason
~ 3 llttl6 with our Republican
(olloV citIssns Of California. In
1kelR dstsrmined rejection Of the
0emlnaticn Of Hon. N. Greene
Curtis, . Democrat, for Regent Of
~ Unlvenity Of California; pure
II hooeeaty position, they-or,
t81hoe, their leaders In this State
hevo shown . very contsmptible
epjRik II 10 the moro disgusting
&ooa0se Democratic Governors,
lRen Haight to Irwin, have re-
opeotod The spirit Of the act Great
~ ths State Universlty, which
o1u1od at IN utter ignoring of par.
~. Gov. Irwin got himself very
1oun1fy eurssd for his liberal and
o1ol1u1B spirit In all appointments.
vpom extreme detection, our Re.
rnh4leau ffisnds have passed to the
Uek1nollon Of the partixan spirit.
xkov are dead to the generous self
Gaeelnee Of the Democracy which,
~ = union with the roaring Kear-
~ crowd, could readily have left
eAsm In minority Of twenty
I cHouoand ID California In the Gu.
hcfnatorial contest Of something
J ovor : year ago. Delighted ct find
II that they were not submerged,
- they threatened to be, in the
16st IrssidentIal campaign, the
Republican party in California,
1 ~ II the nation at large, are feel
scGR their oats In remarkable de-
ypoe. They are waxing very in
oolont They may be assured thai
- hint will not be lost on theil
! n1gersariss. The Democratic party
\ y Gottipg its house in order
: q = prsparing to part with few
4 ~ men, who paralyzed Its Jack
oolen impulses, and to take th'
Nho1e tssming, nom moneye,
lneoes OF the United States int
~ ranks. Hereafter It will no
3ook 70 > "Solid South" for II
Gosansths but TO the great throng
1ng millions 0f the country who
~ twenty years, have been mad
q = ooet Of sbuttlecock and battledor
fn1ne Of BY swollen corporation
SSla ~ inselsut meeserats. The mex
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
Two Furnish ed Rooms,

With board, at MRS. .WHITNEy'S "Tru-
man House," on Sixth street, q few
doors west of Olive street. JlStf
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) SEED OATS.

A rare variety; Is bushels to the acre.
Address y. L. hAYRERRY, San Gabriel,
Los Angeles county. j6lm
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San Francisco Poultry Market,
Al SPRING. St, Les Angeles.

I have this day opened Poultry and
Engine House, where Will keep on
hand for sale the best the market aiiords
and at prices a. removable - can b
J; s:s; ;gs:'ss,Is sssss e4sFes 2 s's,l
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Mortgage Sale.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
l. County OF Los Angeles, state OF Cali
fornia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

Q1Q00 ~ -:
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MORNING SESSION

San FRANCISCO. January 10
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Assessment Notice,

SAN FRANCISCO PETROLEUM COM.
PAN Y-Ofiice, 402 Mon tgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

RAvaGes Of shs DIphihsris. 9
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Jan. 19th.-
The diphtheria 10 still raging on
Grand Manan. john Meiggs re-.
Gently lost eight children by the
scourge within few days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

JAMES STEVENS, Plaintiff,
VS..
8. A. de CARDONA ct al, u. fendants.J
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-14

furniture, cotton, -four, feed, Sherman Bros,
the postofice, VIM. Heysitt's drugstore, the
Hudson paper store, c.. c. Wards grocery,
Williams & Wheeler, hardware; H. F. Alexan-
der, drugs; the telegraph and signal
offices; every law Office in town,
and contents; Skeletons furniture store; Ew-
ing's wagon shop; Aldrich's grocery; DR.. Lat
inner, drugs; Adam Drach & Co. dry goods;
Andrews, stationery; Fealick g. Hammond,
-four and feed; Congregational church; Epis-
copal church and vestry; Methodist parsonage;
city hall, and large number of small offices,
insurance, dental, ETC.; saloons, dwellings, etc.
The efforts of citizens were powerless to stay
the progress of the devouring element, which
swept resistlessly everything before it. Loss,
5000 200; Insurance at present unattainable,
but comparatively small, as the burnt district
was composed exclusively of wooden build
ings. This condagration is terrible blow to
this thriving town.
AFLYING HORSE.
TOPEKA, June ia correspondent describ-
ing the storm near Olivet, says horse was
lifted out of the stable and carried over a high
hill, and placed upon the ground In cornield
a mile away.
SUICIDE.
DAYTON, o., June 18. Geo. Fox, garden
er living near here, was found suspended from
a rope in his barn this morning, dead. Fox
had had some difficulty in his family affairs,
and had been in respondent frame of mind
for some weeks
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-14
A Midnight Runaway.

A thrilling runaway occurred about 1l:3O
o'clock last night, which, by mere chance,
only resulted in demoralized carriage. About
that hour team of spirited horses attached to
hack, and owned by Daniel Buck, took fright
on Hill street, near Seven Corners.
The horses turned down Third street and
covered the ground between Seven Corners and
jackson street with almost the celerity Of
CREASED lightning. Fortunately there was no
one in the hack, and the accident occurred at a
time ofnight when the streets are almost de-
serted of teams.
The finale came at Jackson street, where the
runaways ploughed into the sidewalk, in
turning the corner, and rig, horses and all,
were laid out at the entrance to the merchants.
Sergeaet Morgan seized the horses, which
were not injured. When the collision occurred
the kingbolt on the front axel broke, which
let the rig to the ground. One of the rear
wheels was sprung and several bolts were
broken