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, 1881-07-22
slFE.BLoWeRs At WORK,

Tho safe e-7lowers who have been 10: industrl-
ously workpH tho Guy aud harasslng tho police
for 70 manS months, frss In Quo division, and
tho followi3 p'Rbt In another, scored another
ono to thelrpsoaIt carly yesterday &oorplns by
making b4l attempt 10 dIg and blast ehcis
way Into III iyaAlt III tus factory ot, nsown
I,ros. + Co., It thu northwest eoruer pt ClIptpu
aud jackson streets. They oanbared over, a
fence on tht Clinton street side, >forpet. ,holr
way into tho,tool.saup, and heIpod ,theniselyas
for u bul1Ar. TAey then weft !. IL tho
west side Y the cantrg building IN tho
Ia work q tii u huis through nj eishteea- i ipeS
wall into the eault. no facilitate mattorx tasy
iirst dug lhls Into tho hriok, t.iled ia sona
powder, and tot 1t With fuse. Tho result was
a bfeseh IN ho wall IaSs0 inches, Tho nolsO
, 1881-07-22
THE KEokUK ELEVATOR CASE.

: KgokuH, la.,. Julyu.l,-Tho Hon. John III.
Crax, Of this city. finished tho oloslns argument
In ths kcokuk Elevator ease at 10 b'olnck this
norplng. blr. Ulsooe, OF Chicago, inade tho
opehln9 speech, and WIS followed BY loseph @.
Anderson 9ud Nt. James ttngeEmen for tho de.
funso. The afHuEpents weso begun Monday last.
Squire Lynch reserved bis dects!0a TIL Aug,
i. at q. u.
, 1881-07-22
| untlvo Of Prussia, who .s supposed to 1.-Two In

natlvo Of rr,,ssia, who Is supposed 10 1.-Two In
Chicago. .,
renn wssc h,,tIa, rsrm!.s q !s:s v.
1o1ty y. 1oMAx Yesterday pal.l &ls'5 ,,s, intn tho
City ,Trcnsury for piece u prnpcrfy which no no
ehs 2,,, n5 ~ 7! ,s.; ty two yours s' 1A0 0t0 WAS
r1tn Mayor hns rcca!vol prtntc.! non,rn;.t,iga-
uail ir,m tho Siayof ot Quebec Gna th9 M chafr. s
i.au Of TUG llsl!ef Con'nitsse nss!''s ad soe tho
to sevurni ur lilo lowest bl,icFs for tho recent
II advertised AtrtEt improvements III order ~
aies's" iey e GUN su'ap|etu .y wosk which might 10
awarded to thoin.
.tt,sr nav thsro IA n hitch Oil tho amusement |
Iso fS,s "S ar @ hs 5 aSiss pSissd ps osase
dei,s OF ylee aud laccs u ucst'io',naG!s, csass
I'm M r'T ir ~ sr Urn . s,sr wl't Sr,n Gis,ss ,lsnws
mi, col temporary iconsus for not less thnn 80
d tlay.
ASSISTANT 1-OtrY.TnEAsr,tEn 1]1ExAN, showed
tho ,,pfcr a,,i is,wcr c.igcs II wi,lc hn.i boon
carefully aii M st r. nn s saye 'n thS ces sc wt1n "wo
cit 1 % Tuw" 10 % ioss vsinr mid ine work Il 50 tnxs:
nI,,llaly slnno Tint tho public shM'ld le nil is
s,lnr - ttese i,l,cS;; f asG ot redee'nnb'o Tor
A MEEr1aa at tho Committee on Elect!nns!s Ia
called FOR this u,ornux IT i o'clnok. Among
soson sss m!'S WITH oHea st at .se III n VII uSu'a
In Is not KNOWN but the FrplIts ul tho CONTEST.
H 10 sw liz ssas nas aSs Mss
fr%l,!st yeies kd: %pPIsi;pHs :; ,ns %alsr'ty, l!
mcnss cnnnot ral to lt Interesting.
IT seens TINT tho uticrcl troiblc Mt tho Small.
c,npItyt % I wo = stfsses @ t' 10 isave under ts as
order III things which DR.: Dc Wolf bus Instituted
s. ps. i e1xso e "s ,s, s r s "5 s a%s I'm !s,
I tho Steward An1 SiewHgicss; haye leen ~.
einrvc,1. In their plAcc e6ne Or. d,nnno md n
Tilore are l,,.tr l,rses now III tho lluspIsat 1.-TWO
irno Antl two tcinntr.-and mora are e, ~ esl.
t,ttsr IN tie ersG,, t,f Il Sister al ChnrIty. anu
aovorai ,no.bor. aud hroshors of PATIENTS .rhoru
according 10 }r De Wolf.
ruEuK worn building, permits granted yester.
day NJ follows: Frat,k ktIlkouski, one.ss0ry
9ttSGe s s ifSt 5 4 an q
s:ts'ei; Gha.ies as!ni,. two.story and !Mso,asat
store Ind lsyells. ~ xloo ieet Cantrs sys,,''S.
". i,ailarl, Two. story and Gasrmcnt awotina. =:
XII feet, 1M EAlln avenue. near North, 70 % cost
s h er sss; s;ss u ssas&f ct & OK Ausss tsn
lrda!, two,sory md basstnent 'lwst'!,E: f. RI
ci feet, No. fora!ur @ s'rest, q e,;. *5S 4:
-, "I smst =; c,. iwSS asa;, .x
West EIshtcenth atrert, to cost sl,5oo: E, Fred i
% feet. No ii F6wisr stroot. 10 sost ss,oS; loA,i
1ollnsosl, oic.atory cotu.Hc. aasao icst @ Iay'or
t streut, f.enr Ogden avenue. to Gust *l,"A.
portc, yesterday. Of these, two wcry dcad. AMI
!! reported hy III. ChrhiIc. The Victims were u
1luS4
, 1881-07-22

MS Last Will AND TEsrANENT,
Tho Inst viii ana testament Ut tho lat0 Martin
Andrews, together with q codicEl. Was t1le<, boz
foro Jud2u KniokeEboeker tu tho Probate Court
yesterday. TA0 will whs drawn July ID lB60 and
was Witnessed by @. ". Colehour and William u
, 1881-07-22
THE, OlTY-uALL.

Tax Circuit clork will .noyo oat os tho old
Ctty-t&al( to-duy. ~ - !
IilENk haya boon issued to date this ycas 100
moro butIdlng.pes1n1ss than tor tho same ported
in lSSQ. -. !.
TUE Mayor has received q letter OF inquiry in
regard " tho whereabouts Of Louis Keller, q
, 1881-07-22

Tho Sovereign ts tim latest improved Moct,,.
nun pen. II Cnll TO closed into n amnl cotnnss.
for tho ,,octut, lnd lenVthcnch FOR use. ~
most nOpllhr i,4n t1atlo. Mnokinuoa Zen ca' :
% Madison street. Sf
, 1881-07-22
WISCONSIN DENTISTS.

Spftfht D151HF<N n THd ah'tHuo If1bInf,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Iuiy sl-Tho State Dcn,.,
Society. III session huro, elected tho follovn.,
,oitlccrs: President. j. McCausey, Jnnesrjlle.
Wica-rrosttlont, ". G. Lewis. hiiiwaukec: NJ
retary, Il. q. 1ktolltor. Milwaukee,. N>Ve
, 1881-07-22
THE CITY.
IN GENEnAL.

+. II. NEVILLE, or Loflunnt IL Ill AAo 1""nois |
r, 1lArros, ut Clinton, In. Is at tho sscrman.
CART. nAsx,s, Hoyat Navy, England, Is at tho
Leland.
f'u. J. II. nowns, Of Frankfort, n.y.. is at tho
fremont. -,
,uponlt. u. 1,orxtss, Of peoriu, is Mt tho
/. ,,ys. r. EnwAnp cosxon, Salt Lake c!ty' Is Mt |
tho Leland
A.S,KAY mt, fau,.ly, Of Monphis. Tcf''., nro
at tho Palmer.
n. II, MASON md ". Il. Alexander. oil dos
Motncs, H., nro Mt tho Sherman. ~..
,sryAro,, isoAi.ts, tf Ennsas, passctl throsssn
tho city yestcrt.ny registering ut tho Pac1'ic'
A. a, rutr.t1,.s untl family md ir. .lnii,; H.
Richardson. Of Montreal, hfe NJ 1un 1Fe's''t'
ssMuE c'5Mp ~ ,nnIcnr Hma are r'' at ito
: Palmer. 49,.
WALTER eunssws,on. Of Lsos, l;, =. n!ekso'! ~ in
unrdMcr. mid Mr. nnd slrs. H. N' ''uos' ~ N'"
don, Et1G., uru Mt tho Irphohts
T,,x ,lrst consignment ot Michigan peaches os
this yrur's crUp nrriv0t FROM Fennvll,e xestoE'
tlny morning, and wore hel. ut 81 por onsKot.
ArtcSlc for tho honetlt IF 81 1nlsDs CastG;;, ,s;;,
lie Church, Mt tho Northwestern Chr Shtrs.@ WI WI
be givcu ,,c1t Tuestlny ut River GroHc Des-
plalhes.
rt,x Officers Of the Illinois state Srorts1mrens rno
A,rnGst,Sn s"sss9 hs sfaT ar s ea
,nrnt t,f inc Asat,cl1ttnn 10 occur AVE. =, y. o,
aisd G, Tho program WILL w puo's"'" 'o"'"'
row. ..,.n,,,t,ro ve.tcr,,av. as ot,scryc., by
Eut,nssc nItcla,t. No. " sin,llsoi1 street, Iid w.
uSE llnildln1, WIS rs follass; T. m IL: " ~
eress; e :" . ~ Il ndrn,natai ,;: y; NJ; & ea j5;
i i. M, 39io. ........,
Mn, u,r,. II. uo,,yoxE. formerly officially
AS. An.A ,, - 49," u,.ts, ,xs,rs ~ ina iilinvis
enmemS,cMH q Y VIII ~, ~" rrctit. trctrcr far tito Ne
~. y. :; i1 ~, "n hnI ti,,s t,itv vnstrrt]ly Hho
nrAsRN Un.nn' .SMIn - t,tnnnrnI,c,, fnnr ia Lend
sfI,c nmf sGsG9 an fhS insirs anT 'e'"''"1~o
IN nomnqGnom 1p III, M aup 9ho fnct stl be- ctj
tte ~" H , !. t,r,;. fust snnimv nftur rrllii.
IN I'M IT., n,p' o4a oo ~ ~ thn tltsastar tctgsraphaA
% I W n,,sSnrv ~ ,trnw IN HIN At sight for SUD
Tor 1ae oencsl Vi 'l'o e."s''t'' ,,,,.,, =.
CuAlIEs pnws:tss lo ycaTs ol M nRe: ely My,ng y u Il
orIuck ycstrr.iny toreuoon IN Slt.itiar, 19rEes5
4 Cp's ;nuchtne- slor. OIL Michigan. Enr Fr!!tik-
, 1881-07-22

Yetltly pray 10 Tho GrnNt Commanders thnt Ills
H1'uass hi. an tas e f sny ffe VI! tic rs
rewari: iii ol which ws sut..n!t, WY, M heartfelt ,s
;H1s Sn' fss tS sae 1aee ss xSfS Il .sc
Ht"n,szi Tbat ii il with ur,ht Interest w tnyo
watched ti,a ftfatnrinq nnro of u httoyo,i wife
ten n IL to sirs. Gnrsins our beat Wishes ~ her
mnny weary .iaya uf suffering.
GAt.l,wEtt-O'Ekttt.
Tho wedding Of Miss I.ss1io o'Ncill, tiauFhtar
ct A,Ssl Es.l.. n.,i nr. =. l.: calawE1i; =, a
.' g. sS eE Ghss sss q %sSssh M sses,
n ,So 'icsst 'sy rasr ss E. s
roe 4 erc.n .sti'i, a,td %ors haf vi! an9s %A
Is t hsr sitter. aiss Massie u'Nel1. VIC w1ro I
drcss Of white n'ali, W, lnso; The ,ns 'a1Eo sG
traetlng pnrtes,. After tho cernI,ony TIC
sa1 f y ag ,Sa sit' Et. TstS stcr fSs @ coisss
Uravn avcn,,o, trar Twenty ninth street, si,cre
q reception wa$ teu,lercf the y0unF couple:
II Ts9 .,,!ss ss s ra:eas, ss S q sad
tcaccr % in = tic i saymonl senool and hor sister
rravInK ,asnss' ctit:e.I a'ft %oodana @ yows rsi-
AinH supper was sarvM, Ut tho house d.rlnE thf
music f"r tianeina. Tho hrlde and groom sit o.,
e st ys'4 M f as @ S s ,ssr sifs fsssSse s Il tss
city.
1SnuRrnrAh LEAGUE.
THO lntastrint League ot America M ncla s its
anal s.siE ysstery M & n!tcs!ip1is q rs n. n w.hM
t.,'. s,rest Nr: iostpi. i! lirown ste i:resllcnt
oi Az o;sn 4! ,r%wp lr9 ~ Stscl cn,nra"y y
President fur several yuars pnst. sot,t ti lrtter
ten..,inH bis resignation. ewing 20 tho tAGt tht
S "s 9sal s K campy aesSss Il o!!h @ cae.xo md has
renewed tn his old hbni} In fntiM< <atuwl.D =. he
| icsifEtf to flD continued MI MesIvc netnDcr "
| 4
, 1881-07-22
iNIItItIAGE LTOENSES.


rhn following narrsase Ilconsos waro Issued Yts
'e'S'ss' !. Ssn,t. :. :,r. 1tt,,aense, !. T
X" 4Sn&s &Sss %s,st:: 1ss :asiss2s. 81 'ass'''
sas, naS Ss'oasy.:":::::.'i ato
E.iwSsst ,s M!aonaft. Ash|and m ,d ayenue
lisn'si,n sshoo hs.::ii1 :Ghisaso: GGhi
ss.'a HI
Asns aaatS s'sa WsSss sssss
T. s!ls"umffe IT, ''sa'+
M|saiS WI " rTss;1ss rssS
ssGa s&s!y (: 4 Observation-Disclosures
l.idses iiaas,, iiaats, ia iaa
T. !, issS g. SSssssse:
lAisds TTsS,y TTs"y:1; .:1;
nnna 4 N sMsaifirtffset:::. T. iiafs':. GbssEso :GSbbissso.
!Gsss l!'4s ssSi:s" Wei s:s iss iIsts
Soi'iSpew SS'iap .Ghs'sssS hssss
hs siass 4 SsE! sysas sysass
fAnniU Observation-Disclosures .M Pacific arcuua
l6sstbH ::Ghieaso.
tklaas' kass fi[sssh ::iiI f:k E!:s;
Nina Go!dOck. LEI North aroHne.
Il ssqsyy iad1sn t
s2nn kalIlo hRsst :cchhfss4o:
1Sos1te Geafy..............d....C ..Chichgu.
, 1881-07-22
La SALE STREET.
That Little Seance at Aid. Ionas'
Place.
What Some Of tho Participants Have
to Say About It.


Ali, Meyer. Of tho Fifteenth Ward, WIS tllroaiy |
III Mr. .1nnas' pfncc on Washington street. Ahl.
Murphy, nj tito sovonlcUnth. who Ia I'M old
rrIuul Of the ex-Ai'tarrlut,, caro III sotno tfno
after n, his way downtown. While hn WIS
sf,cre AID. ll!rsu'., Of tho Fourteenth W,r,,
mon wnlked back 10 have
snciul lctnon,de. They hat ,tot quito gut to tho
hnr When AID. Purcell drove VI, III his buggy and
nllGIited III front 1T tho sorc nnd cnule III. The
four Aldermen Walked buck. sut nsuuntl II table. |
mud lIstl fur rontMts ut drinks. AID. Murphy
oHno Out tirst, md l,o npprOnched tho cashier
so,nu one stopppcl tn 10 tnllt to him, and ALL
Purcell pnssctl u, neatl OF h!tn. lx-tll. Joslus
wus behind tho desk.
All. Purcell ean,u up ~ him md Bntll:
"Whrre IL Eattersun2 r
NJ don't Know" replied Mr. Jonns. "fIo's |
Just Rurc nut with 1nan.'
"Dl ho leave my Of that In snllo street |
money horo for NOR nskcl Purcell.
"No, sir, hs dill mt" replica Mr.. .Jonns.
" Wlat Ito know about Cttilertnn's business"
I'D So! sa s %sss ri i I'll !fS"S Stsf
he VIII 70 ,ia,i aIyui i % ya'i, sSil ~ Jonas.
ocnsted fi his tsrtb. hi sSi ssd Mr 1aa,s ill.,
ntd other nprr0llrlnils names. Al'!: llIrseh and
,a MeStr fS r , 10 so fsse %M rnsi r W.
gleancsl froM PARTIES who cIaln, to havo seon
aud hrMrf tho Wh0lc Of \. -.
Annthor .ttorann told TILE Tn1EuNE reporter
- sHr@ ~ nutss.' ~ .. s.."; ~, 49,, ~, ,r,..w .,,
sTiitI:r MONEY!
ishch cur.t M f proin'san N M s'ye NW,' a9r mo' and
@ Hull 1 get sl,cTre M r. iii , taEe j, out of yo"r hiic
Mr. Jf,las protested thnt he hatl nothing wliNt-
tuns private affairs, n1,d TINT ho knew nothing
about tho I.a Suilo strcut innttcr, Purcell wnxud
very wMsotl. W e,'d usod vile luuguago and madu all
uo 1s e. ss IS.nw is IL TeRoTtSs R0 +, sy safa 81
RI, to ny Hstss @ thas e. s ad n
M1 ta5se 'H p15s a.g Ihs .y n
nuke IN cnS,ny wiihouf iast causc. 80 M Tar as
tho 4Aldernan i coneerncQ, don't want to mcn;;
0 "ny raso s, hi thnH t hq ny W. n st9 ,o.Ey o aa r
d. ctntllqt .tnwarts tne. 'm sorry tlat / am
streot matter ut Ill. i am out oi politics.
owl q public life. attending tp ny
owE ~ prsnte a, business. Mna b believe @ thas ought
$ess 'sea e t's pss:aFs y " ss!!,snes, %aa
hut of tho ! trosbe. M If. jonusa" asked the
reporter. -
"a soat ofsn snee ase 1 Wt II aaS
were al mutual frien'ls."
Jon.ts retuaed to answcr, or soy unything moro
AiH'h'NE feroetef oa''oa upon
voe.o,or X:.AL; ,.n,t 6. I, -. WoopMAN
iho atItGulont TINT CERTAIN Xidormon tluJ oalicII
upon h'a tor "La s@iIy 4, s!reet money"
public oile!s', a'n !, prlvate citizen, earryins
rhs here tiat an not II tho hribnK Business ii e
havo heard It stuffed several times by sUverul
diilcront parlies whose names / don't cnro to
GN1f tk,0k
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
Eioquence..

Sargent s. Prentiss, in his unri'
vailed defense of Judge Wilkinson,
said: "The principles of self-de'
tense, which pervade all animated
nature, and act toward life the
same part which is performed by
the external mechanism of the eye
towards the delicate sense of vision
-affording,on the approach of dan.
ger, at the same time, warning and
protection-do not require that &C.
tion shall be with held till it can be
of no avail. When the rattle snake
gives warning of his fatal purpose,
the wary traveller waits not for the
poisonous blow, but plants upon
his head his armed hee:, and crush
es out ut once his venom and his
strength When the hunter hears
the rustling in the jungle and be-
holds the large green eyes of the
spotted tiger glaring upon him, he
waits not Tor the deadly spring, but
sends at once through the brain of
his crouching enemy the swift and
leaden death.
If war is declared against your
country by an insulting foe, would
you wait till your sleeping cities
were wakened by the terrible mu-
sic OF The bursting bomb ?-tiIl
your green fields were trampled by
the hoofs Of the invader, and made
red with the blood Of your breth-
rem? No you would send forth
heets and armiee; you would un.
loose upon your broad ocean your
Keen falcons; and the thunder Of
your guns would arouse stern
eohoes along the hostile coast. Yet
this would be but national defense,
ana authorized by the same great
principle OF self protection, which
applies no less to individuals than
to nations"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20

in q pan. We are told that the dig
gings are very extensive and lia-
BILE to prove at least equal TO those
found in California In Its palmiest
days.
We have often said that Arizona
was not half prospected either for
Lodges or p'acers, and our asser.
tons are being daily verified.
With a good will and the muscle
applied, no man need come to our
territory and go awsy with empty
pockets. Mining, like every other
business, must be attended to
closely and carried on in system.
attic way. Luck serves no better
purpose in mining than it does In
selling dry goods, practicing law.
or running u newspaper. Practi.
cal knowledge aud intelligent per-
severance alone accomplish prac.
tical results, and large profits are
only secured by hard labor. For.
tunes made in u moment are often
lost with equal celebrity, and the
chance of one is always eocom.
panied by tho risk of tho other.
Mining, when conducted on u true
business basis, has dealt most
beautifully with its patrons. But
it is al ways we'll TO remember that
the value of u mine depends upon
what is in 1t. 1t is all nonsense to
talk about buying mine only
when there is twice as much ore in
sight as the price asked for it.
PhilauthrDpv has Unt vet gOt ailph
u finn hold on the people tnat men
go around exchanging $4,000 for
5000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
ALMOST A RAILROAD HORROR.
Dastardly Attempt to Wreck tho Incoming
Arizona Train-The Locomotive Ditched--
Narrow Escape Of the Engineer and Fire
man.

Yesterday evening as the train
from Arizona and the East was
coming into Los Angeles, the loco.
motive in passing the switch on
the fill at the western approach TO
the bridge over the Los Angeles
river, struck coupling pin which
had been driven between the rails,
its head flush with the top Of the
rails, throwing the wheels outside
of the rail. The engine ran along
over the cross-ties for about 200
feet when, the track curving to the
right, 1t pitched over the embauk.
ment, falling on it's side, breaking
the coupling of the tender as it fell
and leaving the latter standing,
one half over the bank, the other
hal! on the track. The only car
thrown off was the baggage and
express Car aud it was displaced by
rail broken by the engine when
it went over the bank.
Engineer d. H. Bair and fireman
W. o. Dow remained bravely at
their posts, the former reversing
his engine and putting on the air
brakes as soon rs the wheels left
the track and the latter extin-
gushing the fire. Their escape
from death was almost miraculous,
both Of them having crept out Of
the Cab after the engine fell over,
wholly unframed, neither having
SUSTAINED even go much as n
scratch.
The obstruction was undOubted-
ly placed on the track by some mis-
creant for the purpose Of wrecking
the train, either to crafty bend-
ish malice or for plumber. Forum.
ately the train had slowed up in
crossing the bridge and thus frus-
trated the diabollcal attempt. Had
it been coming at a high rate of
speed the whole train would un-
doubtedly have gone over at or
near the switch, where the en-
bank ment is fully fifteen feet high,
killing or muimiug all on board.
Much credit IL due to Mr.. Bair, the
engineer, for his presence of miud
in at once reversing his engine and
putting on the air brakes, Instead
of jumping from the engine as
many u tlmid man would have done
under similar circumstances.
The engine is a complete wreck,
the roof of the cab, the steam cone
and the smoke stack having been
demolished. The wrecking train
was at once dispatched from the
depot and in about three hours the
track was sufficiently cleared to
permit the cars to pass over. Tho
San Francisco train was detained
until the Arizona cars were brought
In and between and 9 o'clock got
off for that city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
DoWney Items.

Mr.. B. W. Terwater, the new
postmaster, has received his COM
mission and taken formal posses.
sion of the Office. He is accommo-
dating and qualified and he will
make popular and efficient of.
1cer.
Mrs. DR.. Growers mother. Mrs.
Wood, and other relatives are here
on u visit from Fresno.
The pioneer butcher OF this sec.
tion, Mr.. John McGarvin, has
again opened shop here.
The mumps in their rounds at.
tackled Judge Hollaway and used
him pretty roughly. He Is recov.
ering.
About one hundred dollars was
cleared at The festival last week for
the benefit of Miss McGugin. This
was the third festival given here
during the year, at each of which
the net proceeds exceeded 800.
Corn 10 looking we'll throughout
this valley. Barley and wheat
crops are not go. good as they were
last year. The deficiency IN yield
to tho acre Will be made up, how.
ever, by the greater acreage sown.
A Italia Is as usual good.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20

NEW ADV EHries t.Ni5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20

Hall VS. One Pinto Stallion ct al.
Estate Of A. Pico, deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
TAKING A TRIP.
Two Little Girls Leave Tombstone and 20 to
0ilifornia-A Vigorous Search and Their
Final Discovery.
Tucson Cltizeu.)

| lluCSOu
On Sunday last two little girls,
| aged about thirteen years, left their
homes at Tombstone, ostensibly tu
go to Sunday school, but In reality
they had undertaken u long and
wearisome journey. They had
heard of their grandmother resid-
ing in Los Angeles, and thought
they would like to see her, aud had
determined upon taking little
trip of about six hundred miles for
that purpose. They took with
them y small package Of crackers
and cheese for f,0d on the road, ,aud
without having u cent of money
they left Tomb.tona on foot for
Benson.
On Monday Tombstone was in a
state Of excitement over the mys-
terious disappearance OF th9 girls,
and search was being diligently
made for them, but without sue.
cess. The excitement had iucreas.
ed to q general alarm by Tuesday,
aud nearly everybody In the dolor
Gus city were Lending q hand in the
search. Among the most vigorous
in the hunt was Mr.. w. II. Fowler,
mining superintendent, and
formerly u detective in Oakland,
who procured q team and went be-
You'd the crowd to look for the lit
tie ones. His search was rewarded
by finding Impressions of their
dainty shoes in the soft earth along
the roadside leading to Benson. He
traced them twenty miles, where u
kindly disposed driver picked them
up. On reaching Benson Mr.
Fowler ascertained that. the travel
ers had taken the freight train on
Monday morning. going west. Fully
expecting to find that they were
put off al Pantano, Mr.. Fowler left
his team and took the first train
coming this way. AT Pantauo he
could find no trace of them. and he
came on to Tucson, arriving here
last night. He sought every ave.
nue. OF information concerning
them, but finally concluded they
ha! continued their Journey to
California. Then came an unsat- :
isfactory interchange of Geographic
dispatches over the railroad wires,
lasting late into the night. Finally,
about 2 o'clock this morning, the
girls were found on the train this
side of Los Angeles, travelling us
contentedly along as though &C ,us
toned to such trips. Upon Mr..
Fowler's promising to bear the ex.
pense, they were to-day transferred
to the east bound express aud will
arrive in Tucson Tomorrow morp-
Ing and proceed with Mr.. Fowler,
via Benson, to Tom bstone.
Mr.. Fowler left Tom bstone with
$1l0 In his pocket and told no one
whittier he WIS going, and he il
very likely now looked upon at
home as missing-another myste-
rious disappearance. He, however,
telegraphed' yesterday to the ather
OF one Of the runaway lasses the
assurance that he would fiud them
and bring them safely home. His
fidelity 10 the self-impnsed task-a
task he conceived to be q sacred
duty, although the parties are al
most total strangers to him-is de-
serving Of the highest com M epda-
tion, and, as lie has consumed All
the money he had brought with
him (Sl1W in the search aud in
bringing the girls home, his gener.
osity is 40 uubounded as his spon.
| taneous philanthrophy is noble.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. ....sEpULVEDA. J.
THURSDAY, May 10, 1881.
VIM. Cardwell VS.. F. Sabichi ct
al.-Demurrer Of defendants over.
ruled; five days to answer.
Lucas We. PIco ct al.-Transferred
to Judge Howard's department.
Cap,tani vs.. Castrucci-Demur.
rer TO amended com plaint over
ruled; ten days to answer.
White VS.. Rowland ct ai.--Ten
days from May % l to answer.
Mayberry vs.. Abbott OF al.--De.
cree as prayed for.
Dupny vs.. Merrill-Defendant
MerrilPs answer stands AZ that
other defendant.
Habeas corpus application Of
John K. Harris-On testimony of
prosecuting witness. petitioner dis.
charged from custody. there appear
ing no legal reason why he should
be held in custody.
People vs. Tomas Alvitre-M0.
tion to vacate information set for
tomorrow at IA. NJ.
HOWARD, j.
Barber VS. J. w. Hoopsr-Motion
for appointment of receiver denied.
RUIZ va Ruiz-Continued by con.
sent ill June 2.
Pho Ptco vs. Hancock ct AL
Passed till Monday next by con-
sent.
Estate of A. Pico, deceased
Passed till Tomorrow at 10 Am.
r. Pico vs. p. Pico-Contined; to
be taken up on five days. notice.
LnzarOvicb vs.. Leonis-Contin
ued Till July 10.
Perry, Woodworth & Co. vs.. J.
W. Potts. administrator, ct al
Demurrer confessed; leave to
amend complaint.
Guardian Of Louise Keller, in
competent; annual account con.
firmed.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Hall VS. One Pinto Stallion ct al.
Estate Of A. Pico, deceased.