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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
NOTICE

CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN Rail-
ROAD COMPANY,
SAN DIEGO. CAL, May l4th, 1881. }
Bids will be received until noon of
MON DAY. MAY 30. 1881, for the GRAD
ALTON Of tn. RTY MILES OF THE
COMPANY'S ROADBED.
Profiles can be seen at the office of the
Company, in san Diego, where specifica.
tiOns and forms for proposals will be fur.
nished on application.
JOS. o. OSGOOD,
Chief Engineer.
The Company reserves the right to re-.
ject any and all bids. ml7-I0t
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no DAIRYMEN.

200 NUMBER ONE DAIRY cows
For SALE at san Luis Obispo, Cal.
For particulars address FRANK
STEELE, Pescadero, San Mateo county,
Cal. my6-2w
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MULES FOR SALE,

81 HEAD OF FIRsT-CLAsS WELL.
BROKEN MULES.
ALSO, FIVE HORSES.
Enquire at the Great Western Sale
Yard, No. 43 Los Angeles street.
ml2-lw VIM. COLEMAN, Prop'r.
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County Warrants, etc.

and oEy sSuS,v WtnSss rsss !Tr ses; vS n
all kinds Of claims.
@. WHITE,
Attorney ~ Law.
n~ROom ~ Temple Block. nS0-ly
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SOMETHING NEW !

~GO and hear the LATTER-DAY
SA NrS at LECK'S HALL every nieht
thus week. myl8-t26
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A Manufacturing southern City.

We present in to.day's issue of the Dem
ocrat some very interesting facts about the
prosperous manufacturing town of Atlanta,
Georgia q city which sets bright example
| OF thrlit-lndustry to the rest of the Soutb
and points us to the wonders that can bc
| accomplished through the agency of man.
uiactures. Augusta is the third town in
population in the Empire State of the
south" the first in manufacturing indus
tries IN Georgia, and one of the first in the
Southern States. 1t now contains 23 Ol3
inhabitants, having almost doubled
its population in the past de.
cade, and more than doubled lis bust
ness II is the terminus-of three railroads
the Georgia, the Port Royal, and the
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta--and is
at the head OF nayigation.of the Savannah
river.
The manufacturing industries of the
town are not confined to any one line. but
include large number of articles. Thus il
contains the machine shops of the Gcorga
railroad, with its 800 and odd miles of rail
road, four cotton i0ctorics--one of them of
3,CW spindles--three large -four mills, be-
side rope factories, tobacco factories, plan
ing mills, etc, Many of these mills are
worked by water-power by means of an inn
mense canal costing more than 81 900 OOJ.
which further supplies the city with all the
water needed for domestic purposes, The
town is well laid ont, with wide and broad
streets, which are lined with trees, is illu.
minated with gas and boasts of all the adj
vantages and luXuries of a metropolitan
city. 1t possesses considerable trade, but
its chief dependence is upon manufactures
From tins source nearly all the wealth If
the city is derived, for the manufacturer
ont immanan al 10,
wages. Most of the mill-hands are native.
born Georgians, and their comfortable
homes show how prosperous and wcl.to. do
they are. A Northern traveller
who lately passed through Augusta
was struck by this difference between the
factory hands of that city and those of New
England, and paid the former high com
pliments for their industry and orderly
behavior us evinced by their indisposition
TO engage in strikes or labor troubles. He
frankly admitted that there was a part Of
the eeountry he had seen.where the emp o o.
seemed more prosperous. The success of
Augusta is a standing invitation to the
south TO engage in manufactures. 1t has
solved all doubts on this
point and shown early the adj
vantages we possess as manufac-
turing section; that the Southern people
are as well adapted to mill work as are any
other, learn the work as rapidly and me
orderly. industrious and energetic; that the
proper field of cotton manufacture is in the
neigh borhood of the cotton itself; that
millsin the South pay larger dividends than
in New England. In fine, the growth of
Augusta has shown the South the brilliant
future ahead ifit will but initiate the ex.
ample set by this beautiful and deseryedly
prosperous Georgia city.-[New Orleans
Democrat.
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Apro,ty Tale Abou, Young Mr.. A.,or.

1fthis last story about young Mr.Astor is
true, he happily unites the wisdom of the
dove with the innocence Of the serpent. On
his visit to the ball at the David MacMah
was talking to young fellow, and The
vcung fell ow said that Mr.. Astor
was "too high.toned" for him. an show
you how high.toned | om," replied Mr..
Astor, adding, where is your ladyYn The
young. man pointed her out, and Mr. Astor
danced with her. II is perhaps lucky for
Mr. Aso that that young fellow in ques.
on had been floating his powerful mind in
champagne paid for with new $5 pieces, 70 I.
II Is hard TO imagine q more left-hande
compliment and offering to dance with !,
mans sweetheart by way Of furnishing con.
elusive proof Ola low tone of mind.-[N. Y
Sun.
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libertY uIll.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
LIBERTY HILL, November lS.--Mr, f. Il.
Hill, engineer of the Austin & Northwest
ern Narrow Gauge Railroad, notified our
cltizens that they would be required to
give the right-ofway from South Gabriel
creek to the Burnet county line, also depot
grounds Our citizens calle meeting TO
decide whether they could do so.
lhey agreed that they could give the depot
grounds, and they can obtain the right'of-
way. After seeing Mr., Hill and telling him
what VIVA they could do, he says he thinks they
this place. 'V' "
We had quite rain to-day.
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Galveston,


GALVESTON, November l5,-The Temporal
ry bridge across the Rio Grande, on the line
Of the Teras-Mexican road was completed
to-day, and II was expected that construc-
ton train laden with material for the prose-
cution of track laying beyond would cross
to-day. Three surveying parties are now
engaged along the line of the road. The
corps completed the survey from Fred.
ericksburg to San Antonio to-day, and will
pursue the surveying to Beevillc, where
connection Is to be made with the line run.
ming in the direction of Galveston now the
property ofthc company. A corps isengaped
between Austin and Victoria and another
between Victoria and Delleville. The bed
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SISS"i w lHc neThlu
SHERMAN, November ls,--This town is
being burglarized every night. John Buch.
anan ON returning from church found his
house ransackedand everything of vaIiie
Last. night at l2 o'clock, Squire GRgg.
a Justice Of the Peace, was awakened by
noises on the outside of his houso The
squire hastily dressing opened the door
and before he could close it, six persons
stalkcd ln three men and three women, and
pointing paper at him, demanded to bo
married. at once and quickly, too. rhe II.
censeDelng all right, and an inccsscd parent
not far oil, the ceremony was shorter ,han
usual and Miss NJ NJ. Wilton is now Mrs.
j. NJ. lligdon.
The fremont House and Sherman House
were burned last night, The former was
insured at $1,000 and the latter at 81 200.
at 81 400
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COrsiCuna.
Special 70 the HerAld.

special 10 the Herhlu.
CoRsrcANA, November 1s.-At halEpast
two this morning a fire was discovered
breaking out the roof of the branch saloon
of the Phares brothers, near the Narrow
Gauge depot, which Immediately commu.
nicated to a two-story boarding house ad-
joining, burning both down in short time
There being strong gale blowing at the
time, were it not for the isolated positions
of the houses the main portion of our citv
could hardly have been saved
as we are entirely without protection
AGAINST fire, The buildings belonged to ] M.
Wigs and were insured in the Traders,
of Chicago, for $3.50, and East Texas, of
Tyler, for $225; valued at 81 900. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Three prisoners in the city Jail broke out
during the excitement by the aid of crow.
bar passed to them through the grating.
No arrests as yet,
Cold norther with rain.
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Special to the Herald.


HousToN, November Isl. w. Mackay,
the.great bonanza king, arrived.here to-day
and went ITO Rosenberg Junction, the
terminus of the New York, Texas & Mexi.
can Road, in which he is large stock.
holder. After looking over the prospective
route he will return to California.
The Light Guards exhibition drill and
ball tonight was a magnificent affair.
George MCGOWAN, who, ii-was suppose:
cut W. ii. Lloyd, month ago, was dis
missed on preliminary examination to-day.
The testimony of Lloyd discharged Nc.
Gowan on the ground Of his probably be-
ing mistaken as to identity.
The suit by the county against the con.
tractors was avoided by the report of the
committee of experts saying the contract
ors had fulfilled the contract in building
the Jail.
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Nlil soon be prepared for rails along these
routes, When construction will be begun at
Serious complaint is being made at the
inadequate wharf facilities at this port, Out
OF nity-tour vessels consigned to one shin
brokerage firm, twenty-one are awaiting
- captain Pennington, of the steamship
unadalnpe, is lying in critical condition.
ihe dehciency in the receipts of cotton al
t'lS port since August Slst is SS,692 bales,
Shrlnkage in exports for the same period is
1871 bales; excess Of stock to-day COM
pared with same period last year, 6,557
Count Teliener, ofthe New York, Texas
" Mexican Road, is in the city.
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Marshall.
spocial 10 the Herald

optVlhi W tHc liVTulu'
MARSHALL, November 1S.-Mrs. Mary
Stuart, nee Turner, daughter of Major
James Turner, and wife of c. b. Stuart.
died this evening. A lovable woman and
one of the sweetest songsters of Israel has
gone to her reward. The hearts of this on
tire community go out in heartfelt sym.
pathy to the stricken husband and family
In their hour of aflliction.
A heavy rain prevailed during the. day
followed by u brisk norther this evening,
Cotton is coming in freely and brings
full prices.
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Special to the Herald.

pTVVIUI 70 Int HerHId
SAN ANTONIO, November lS.--Thc long
and short man again heard from. The La.
redo stage was robbed last night about six.
cen niles from that place. The stage wa,
fun of fpassengcrs and the mail bags were
robbed. ltis not yet known what was the
value of the booty.
A little child OF ]. X. Dobson was run over
this morning by freight wagon and badly
crushed and is not expected to live through
the night. 1t was an only child, bright
boy about nine Years old.
A light norther sprung up tonight.
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Tyler.
Special TO the Horald.

IlLRR' November 1S.-In the Supreme
Court to-day the following cases were dis.
posed of; I. A,Nelms VS. Oliver Beard ct al
certificate to file motion overruled; Hen
ry Stewart VS.. Heidenheimer & Bro, mo-
ton to dismiss overruled Land A. Seers VS..
kaufman < Runge, motion to dismiss over
ruled; VIM. Robertson VS. j. IL. Galloway.
motion to dismiss overrulcd; Texas ,S Pa.
ciiic Railroad Company VS. A. Il. Bates,
reversed and dismissed; w. +. Oliver VS.. w
L, Beyel ct al, affirmed; ]. c. Rushing VS.,
f. W. Chandler reversed and remandcd
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Palestine.
Special TO the Herald.

PALESTINE, November lS.-Last night the
new store of Conoway & Numson, grocers
on Main street. was broken into by bur.
glars, the safe combination hinges was
wrcnched to pieces, the hinges torn ofrand
q determined effort was made TO pet into
the safe where several hundred dollars were
deposited. Not succeeding, the burglars
broke open the store ca.h drawer and oh.
tained- only few dollars. No stock was
disturbed. Have had no burglars in palcs.
tine for years, and this attempt cause CON
siderable commotion.
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LAMPAsAs. November lS--Contracts fo,
all the grading on the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe Railroad, between this point and
Copperas Cave, are now let. Jones and
Clead, Richer and Evans have the contract
for the first ten miles.
In the District Court to-day in the case of
the State VS.. Tom Williams, charged with
theft of COW, he was sentenced to the pen.
itentiary for two years Ed Tennison
charged with theft of two horses nicod
guilty and was sentenced to penitentary
for ten years. -
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Henrietta.
Special to the Herald

special 10 tue HoThlu,
HENRIETTA, November 1S.-Thc thcr.
mometer fell this morning to 30 degrees
under the prcssure.ofa stiff norther.
Major Murrell arrived last night from
Fort Worth. He goes with his party, who
have been awaiting his arrival hero, to
change the line of the Fort Worth 4 Denver
Railroad in. several places TO this side of the
Canadian river.
District Court convenes on the first Mon.
day in December The criminal docket is
light, the civil sido ofthe same being much
the heaviest.
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Distlllers' Convention

CHICAGO, November 1s,-Thc Distillers,
Convention met here yesterday. Before tho
meeting closed oil but two of the disti,,or;o.
IN the United States were represented and
those two sent word that they would ah;da
by the action ofthc Convention. All nresont
signed an agreement to reduce their oneras
tive capacity, to pool their funds and ,,~ tp a%-
port nll old products. NV w eA-
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Fort Supply.
special TO the Herald,

Special TO The Herald,
FoRr SuPIY, November 1s.-The govern.
ment telegraph line is onpleted, and con-
nection was made with Dodge City and
Fort Dodge at 2:40 this afternoon. The cir.
cult is now complete from Dodge Cit, !,
Kansas, to Brownsville, III Paso and Deni,
son, Texas, via Fort Supply.
A northcr is blowing IN this section, nd
ice formed over half an inch thick asst
night, and will probably again tonight.
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Austin.


bncClhI % tHv HVTNIU.
AUSTIN, November is.--The Comptroller
has sentto tie Att nney.General's office
list OF fifty defaulting collectors, the
deialcations ranging from ten cents to
seven thousand dollars. The Comptroller
has notified them under the criminal
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40 separate Church nnd s,n.e

PARIS, November ls,-In the Chamber Of
Deputies, M. Roche, Of the extreme Lon
introduced bill proposing secular secln'
sion of the property OF religious orders and
edifices OF seminaries, and complete sepera-
tion of church and state. '0P"'a-
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Railroad Stockholders, M.o,,.,.

SELMA, ALA, November lS-At meet.
inS here yesterday of the stockholders Of
the Alabama G, ntral railroad the aotiop .or
the directors in selling the property son;e
time ago to the East TENNESSEE Virginia g
Georgia Railroad Company was ratified
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statute that il any do not pay up they will
oe prosecuted. In nineteen other counties
,he county Commissioners have hilcd
70 approve the taNcollector's accounts In
t,,m uine TO send them in, and the accounts are
s.ul open, There are besides, torty-seyen
eN-tax-collectors with deialcations VARYING
irom $1,000 to $500, '"'' '"e
=, ne Governor to-day pardoned William
humphreys, of Bexar county and Ash
peury Footsam, Of Smith county. Tho
Ioriner was sentenced to n wears imnrisonN
nn1 men. i, IN the Bexar county jail for assault
ana the latter to three years term In tbe
pemnltentlary for manSanghter,
Ihe Attorney General has addressed n
circular to all officers likely 10 have then
asking opinions 9th predecessors, request,
lnngthat he be furnished with them with the
oplect OF replacing as .ar as possible the
consumed records. wy
a FIRE broke out to-day bacl, of tho Can3.
tol s IN pile of about iiNy cords of
lre wood belonging TO the siotC'
me state employees extinguished the ire
IL was caused by burning cinders caught mn
by the wood from the ruins of the Canitot
-, The Board of Regents have adjourned
ne Governor, it is said sent before the
noard and asked them their endorsement of
the electoral count. Governor Hubbard
approved OF the application in one of his
luhhy speeches and 1t was defeated.
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An AhaIgnmcnf

MEMPHIS, November ls-G. Baum 4 ca
have made an assignment. Liahi,,,;a,
$4,000; assets, $4,000 The princinal croJ
itors are Freberg d Workum, Cincirnet;
Ohio, to whom is due $4,000 A ssssrsl
is named assignee. " 'oe''e'
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LONDON, November is.-Thc Standards
Berlin correspondent says the Deputies lie,
enened with GOODNESS to the Emneror,s
speech, and not one sentence was apnIpndaaS
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satIsfactorr Exnre..io..

PARIS, November is.--very satisfactor
expressions are caused here bv n !, ....s..
In the German Emperors speech reisrr,pS', siiSssa,Sr
TO the foreign policy Of the German Emn;,as
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Hampstead.

opeclal To the Herald.
HEMrsTEAD, November 1s.-Messrs.
Dodge and Washburne, of the Missouri
racine Southwestern Railway system, nc.
companied by President Wheelock of the
New Orleans Pacific, and two Mexican rail.
way commissioners passed, south to-day by
special train The Dodge party have been
IN Texas over two weeks, in which
time they have visited the construction ter.
minus of the Texas Il Pacific within s'rht
OF the proposed point of junction with the
southern Pacific. From there they went
TO the construction terminus Of the Inter
national Road, beyond San Antonio, within
twenty odd miles of Laredo. The party are
now en- route to New Orleans, to be present at
the approaching opening of the New Or.
leans Pacific, which is to connect the Cres-
cent City with the Pacific Coast, and also
give her two routes to Mexico via I'll Paso
ana Laredo respectively. The Mexican
halfway Commissioners are the guests of
General Dodge, and they Joined his party
near Laredo and are accompanied by their
Interpreters. The train is under charge of
Conductor Hall, Of Sedalin. Missouri, one
OF the old veterans of the Missouri, Kansas,
IL Texas
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STATE SPECIALS.

NayaSeta Excited Over the Disappear.
ance Of GalyeStOn.Drummcr...Im.
migrants Arriving, and Stab.
hing in That Vicinity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-23

AYERS CATuARTIC Pills are the best Of all pur.
gatiyes for family use. They are the product OF
long, laborious and successful chemical inveStl-
CATION, and their extensive use, by physicians IN
their practice aud by all civilized nations proves
them the best and most ciTectual purgatiNe Pill
that medical science can devise. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from thief use Ia
intrinsic value and curative powers no other pi!s
can be compared with them, and every person
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chinery OF life. Mild, searching and eifectual,
they are specially adapted 10 the needs OF the d.
gestive apparatus, arrangements Of which they
prevent and cure, II timely taken. They are me
hest and safest physic 10 employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where mild but efiec-
tual cathartic Is required.
FoR SALE ny ALL DEALERS. 60
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Butter-Choce to fancy creamery, IVG23; inc
to fancy dairy, l6@l9c; good to choice, 800 l4c;
shipping lots ll@l3c:
Eggs-Fresh, ll@l2c.
Potatoes--New, s250@2.7 10 per Dbl. a
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, SGO0@
6. 25: good to choice natives, $5.G0@5Io; COM
mon shipping and killing steers, S49o@525;
cows and heIfers, s3.75@4.50.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from s5.6O@6'5 to
packers.
WooL.-Walter Brown II Co.'S (Boston) last
circular reports the market as quiet with con-
tinued fair inquiry from manufacturers. les
nrdnv,s Chicago nuofations are as follows:
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NeM advertisements.
A LIVELY DEMAND
BOYS CLOTHING

For big boys and little boys for rich mems boys and pol
boys and play boys for boys of every Sort every day
every place we haye ready to put on gTeat varlety
occupation that boys take to- Now this means gre
DEAL if understood generously mean it to be u
derstood We may say more. People differ about Wha
suitable for each sort of boy and each sort of de
ent in color in cloth, in shape in adonment All thes
things ready to put The way to find out the hes
of them all is to bring the boy and try them is wr
derfu what knack boys have Of slipping into the rig
things No old stock the accumulation Of years. but
bright fresh new, wonderful in variety, marvellous
style and finish, and incomparably the best !
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July %, 1881.
The Times of yesterday says
The board OF trade markets were unsettled on
YESTERDAY Corn suffered Il small decline, but
on wheat prices were advanced during the day
3l[M31lc for the near and l@llsc for the more
extended delivcries-on oats l14@lLc; on rye
ne; on mess pork 25@30c q Dbl on lard 5@ '1se
q 100 lbs. and on short ribs DC y 100 lbs Specu'
lators transacted the bulk OF the business re
ported in the several markets. On Change cash
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DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS.

Spring Suddenly did this 1t plent!
by
make Clothing to begin spring with al
facilities kept growing bigger and bigger
working smoother
better Clothing than had teo better -
hall
exactly for than at tor
FORE mi
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Madam Demorest's patterns, for spring and
summer haye just been received at 0sman e
IIapeman's Catalogues may be had on appli.
cation
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-06

WHY suffer longer the torments o.,
dyspepsia Why bear such distress
from Constipation, Dull Headache and
Piles? Why allow the blood poisoned
by Inactive KidneysP Take Simmons
Liver Regulator, and rejoice in health.
Fake it and you will add one more 10
the thousands 1t has cured.
IL certify that have been afflicted
for many years with Dyspepsia, Con-
stiPation, Sick Headache and A AfFectiOns
of the Kidneys caused by Torpid Llv-
er. l have had a great many remedies
and physicians prescriptions without
success-my health failing me all the
time. was induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator, and have had more
real good health since than for years
before. The Regulator relieves 1t at
once and is more satisfactory in its
effects than anything Of the kind /
have ever tried. have also used 1t
with good success in my family TO
ward oil Bilious attacks.
"Jos. &. WHEELER,
Cumberland Presbyterian Minister,
Lebanon. Mo-"