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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-24
JAS. G. BLAINE,
Secretary az State

Senator Bsyard, this morning, said he
had yet to hear of senator of either
party who expected the Senate to organize
except with the election of a democratic
presiding officer. Previous to the admis-
sion Of new senators clerk would also
be necessarily elected TO complete the
organization and making a record.
Other officers who are not necessary to
the proper organization for business,
would not be elected until subsequent to
thu admission Of new senators. Any
changes in committees would be made
when the Senate is full. AS democrats
would be exactly equal in numbers TO
republicans. He thong int they would de-
mand and receive without resistance
equal representation upon all committees.
OF course this meant the organization Of
them, but it would be done by agreement,
and without excitement. He thought
those who looked for an exciting session
of the Senste would be disappointed. It
would probably be the duietest in history.
The session need not take more than
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-24
IN REPL
TO THE
MANY INQUIRIES
OK THE
DIED FRUIT PREMIUMS

for the coming Fair, find copy of the
offer below, which answers the many
questions of several correspondents:
Board Of Directors D. 4. & u.
Society,":
Gentlemen-The undersigned, de-
string to encourage the Fruit Grow
ers OF Utah to put their Dried Fruits
on the market in the best possible
condition, offers to pay as below:
scots. per ID. for the best %
lbs. dried Apricots.. S12 so
scots. per 10. for the best %
lbs. dried Peeled
Peaches. ....... u 50
scots. per lb. for the best %
lbs. dried Green Gage
Plums ............ u 50
scots. per 10. for the best %
lbs. dried Blue Plums. y so
scots. per Id. for the best %
lbs. dried Ground Cher
ries ............. - 80
scots. per 10. for the best 50
lbs. dried Unpeeled
Peaches. .......... 25 90
25cts. per Id. for the best 80
lbs. dried Apples. go. Il so
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

DUBLIN, Oct. 31.-Directly after
the publication of Parnelps letter
deprecating the formation of Ten
ants Defensive Association, the
Governor of Kilmainham Jail was
superseded by two new Governors.
A sworn inquiry will probably be
instituted. Parnell will probably
be sentenced to fourteen days. de-
privatiOn of visits for issuing the
letter
Sexton is reported to be dying.
There seems to be a reaction set
ting in. Although 400 Leaguers
are In prison, occasional events
show that the spirit underlying the
League movement still survives.
Anthony McHale, u Catholic Gu
rate, has been arrested for allow
ing u Land League meeting to be
held in his chapel.
Already $500 cases are before the
Land Court, of which $500 were
entered on Saturday.
A cable special to the New York
World from London on the Both
inst. says: Ireland may be said to
be under martial law. The crowds
are dispersed by police batons or
swords. bayonets. The innocent,
of course, are suffering more than
the guilty, and the military is
called out on the first appearance
of a riot. Public houses frequented
by Leaguers are marked and will
be deprived of their license, and
private dwellings where secret
meetings are held are almost be-
sieged. The newspapers are once
more under the censorship Of the
Castle, and railways are numbered
with specials carrying soldiers and
consts bulary in all directions, as
though Ireland had been invaded.
A great deal of unnecessary force
has been used. The League COL
lapsed the moment Parnell was
thrown into Jail, and the country
might well have been spared the
Russian system Of repression now in
force.
Parnell's letter, as printed in the
Hsewan's Journal, Dublin, was
garbled on account of the procla-
nation of the Governments. Here
~ u pUItiOu VI VIC suppressed uats
ter in the letter: "The only organ
ization any longer possible Is that
tenants should meet upon the es-
tates where they are called on to
pay rent and should decide upon
the common line of action recon-.
mended in the manifesto of the ex.
ecutive. The time is now come for
the Irish people to choose between
the Government Land Courts and
the rinciples of the League. We
haV used our resources to support
those who stand by our principles,
but we won't aid any tenant on
those estates where fellow-tenants
on the same estates are unmiudful
of those principles. We have,
therefore, directed those IN charge
of the relief funds to refuse assist
ance to tenants on any estate where
the rest of the tenants have paid
rent or applied to the Court to have
a fair rent fixed. We advise evict.
ed tenants to continue to rely or
the League, and not to waste theil
slender resources on useless lega
struggle"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02
a Wita-ss Tor auttesu.
Fatal Trasa Johnston.
Elevator burned.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The Ohio
and Mississippi Elevator, with
125, 900 bushels of grain, was burn
ed to-day. Loss, $4,000 on build
ing, grain and machinery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02


son, cashier of the Citizens Ma.
tional Bank, has been arrested
charged with embezzling $4,000.
a wsta~ss for sutte.u.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. DIR. Rice,
Of Merton, has been subpsnaed to
Wash ington TO testify that he ex-
amlned Guiteau three years ago
and found him suffering from soft
enipg of the brain.
Fatal Trass aOisssiOp.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. There was a
collision of two freight trains on
the Chicago aud Alton Railroad,
near Carlinyille, last night, which
caused the death of Chas. Wayne,
brakeman. Both engines were
complete wrecks; also eight freight
cars were totally destroyed and
many badly damaged. Loss, about
$4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02
LOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1881
PHYSICIANS.
Henry q. Lathrops NJ. D.
Successor to X. ID. Wise, NJ. ID.

NFFICE, Rooms Q, 3 and CARDoNA
OBLOCK. Residence. 1877 Spring st.
ONCE hours from to 10 A. NJ. and from
2 to s and to 8 p. M.
~Diseases OF the Joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases a specially. ozo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Standard
says: eve have the best reason
for the belief that Gladstone con-
templates resigning the chancel-
lorship of the exohequer shortly,
and also grounds for the belief that
he meditates retiring altogether
from official life."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

On Monday Oct. 81, 1851.
These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted, under provisions OF an
Act of the General Assembly or Ken
The United States Circuit Court on
March Slst, rendered the following deci-
Bions.
button Company ia legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
q large reserve fund. Read the list OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02
Late kilograms.
Danger Of ssnaii-POx

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1.-The State
Board of Health has issued a cir
cular and sent 1t to the press
throughout the State. 1t says that
smallpox comes at quite regular
intervals, and now California is in
danger of visitation of the
scourge. It urges re-vacclnation
as q strong sanitary measure. The
Board has taken steps to overhaul
the emigrant trains and quarantine
cases of disease beyond the Amer
lean river bridge. The report says
that most of the cases thus far come
from Chicago, conveyed by immi
grants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02
HORSES FOR SALE.

THREE LARGE AMERICAN HORSES.
Can be seen at the Pony Stables, No.
1875 Main street. For particulars inquire
OF J. M. Quinn, City. Superintendent of
schools; ofdce-High school Building;
ONCE hours-3 to 3 P. NJ; residence-283
spring street. ocS0-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

EAGLE CORPS, N. G. C.

Regular meetings at ayy~ory, Union
Hail, every Friday evening =. O'Clock.
W. ii. H. RUH9ELls
Captain Commanding.
G. A. KETLEr. Firss Sergeant Je2l-lf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

Whole Tickets, q Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. b Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
OF s5 and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, Ky.
or r. NJ. B0ARDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York. p6-d6w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
CSanLuisO bispo )and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right to
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
nTPassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Angeles time.
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Gin Saufm ann In Der

~ tASt y "
bem burh elm leibenbes unb ihreienbeS
Stnb u,ebrere Nadte Der Sdlaf geraubt
puree unb her su Der usberseusuns ae.
lanste, bab Wrs. Wtnslpws Spptbing
@Yrup seraoe Der @rtitel iei, bsien er fur
bas Rinb tenOtbiste, faufte eiuen gorratb
eapon. Mls er mad 5aule fam unb leiner
Grau oapun Ntttbetluns madte, tpsigerte
fe fd, Dem &inbe spn Dem @etauften 3u
Serabreiaen, ba Te cine Nnbdneertn Der
5umUupatbte mar. Die naHfe Nadt
wuree tpieber fdluTos serbradt. Mls Der
8ater am naafen Sage mad 5aule fam.
fanb ct ba6 Rtnb fdledter ais ie, unb ba
ct abermals cine fdlaflo1e Na9t bsfira.
tete, Serabreidte ct wabrenb ber Wbme1.n.
belt ieiner Grau benz 6inte etne Yortion
bes SYrup nnb faste nidts bapun. Die
NaAt barauf fAltef Mllee wpbl unb ber
fleine S&reier ertpadte ant Morasn nit
betterm @efdt. Die Mutter war erfreut
iiber ben plSbltden wunberbaren Ded(el
uno pbuobl ae fd 3uerf beIeibtet fatlte,
ais i1e Muftldrun9 erbtelt, ieete fe ten.
nod ben @ebraa bes SYrups fort.
@&reienbe Rinber unb f9laFole Ndate
fInb ibr iebt unbefannt. Cine. etn3slne
probe nit benz Syrup BAT nod bas Gel.
ben ieoes Rinbes unb bas Bprurtte!l Der
Mlutter bsfest. Sn allen Npptbsten ,u
haben; 25 Gents bic JlaiHe.
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Q 0 m 3 obeerrettet.

Wiuiam s. gousblin BON @om.ruiue,
Maf" fast: SIM 5srbf 1876 befam Id
Qunsenbluten, seiolst BON sinem t.ftiaen
5uiten. Sd serlor ben Npp.tit unp mein
5ltiih une ruree bsttldssrts. 4Sn 1877
bradte man mid tins 5ospttal. Die Merate
ertldrten, ID bate sin God In meiner Gun.
sc BON esr GrSbf einss talbsn Dollar
itidss. SOaar bic Na&ri&t BON meirem
aOps osrtrsttete 0h. Sd CAB aae 9cT-
nuns anf; ba empiabl mir tin Greunb
Or. William 5alIs BaIfam
fur btt 9unse. Sd ssbrau&te eine
5lalhs uno gu metnem Grltaunen wuroe
Id bslier, nne bin bsuts sslanper, als felt
bret Sabrsn.
Sd fnrsibf bies In Der Solfnuns, bas
Sober NIT tranter qunss 8ebaitete Or.
Willtam 6aIls Balfam ae.
broudt, unp Id bin ibsr3sust, bab bal.
felbs bic @us3ebruns beilt. SD tann 20.
fitio bebauptsn, bab mir Der Ballam metr
Suite srmkien bat, ais alle iibrisen Nr.
jsneien 3ufammen, bic Id nabm.
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Sieraieidbrige Grfabrung elmer
alteu QSGrtertu. 1z

Mrs. @inslows SoOtbins @Yrup wirb
opn elmer Der befen Doftorinnen unb ben
Wartsrtnnen In ben Ser. @taaten Der.
idrieben. ST purbe felt 40 Sabren Don
Wlilltunen BON Miittern unD Rinbern nit
nie feblenben grfolse sebraudt, iowubl
bon benz Sage alten 6tnpe, ipte BON e.,
padiensn 6tnbern. gr bslsitist @1arfe
TN Wasen, befreit BON Dinbtolit unb re.
Sulirt bic @ebdrme; er psr1dafft fit Sin.
ber unb Nliittsr &ube uno Doblbsbasen.
Wir slauben, bab Der SYrup bas bsfe
uno il4srfs Wlittsl III Seeen Dplentsrts
unb Dtarr9ci Bel &ineern, sletdSiel Of
burh 3abnen uerur(adt pber bnr6 anbe.
rs urladsn. Cine @.braudsanwsiluns
wirb jsoer Blafae beieessben. 50 II teins
aat, tpsnn nidt bas JaefmIle BON Gut
tie u. Ysrtlns auf Der MuBenieite Der Gin,
padung entbalten III. Sn alien Wpptbe.
en- gu tabsn, bic Slaide 25 Gents.
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Sages : 9aeuigfeiten.

- Oie giiengieBerei bon %. 6.
Sanner unb 60. in 8i9npnb, Sa. lit
abgebrannt. Gerluif $4,000.
SIT bas 3u9tbaus bpn Nrfanlatp
tpurbe ELM 22idbriger Sarbiger Wamers
Wleef abgeltefert ber trDB ieiner Su=
genb bereits bier W}orbe begangen bat.
litter al1oerm ermprbete er 1einen 73.
jabriser @ater.
* Sn 2ittle &iber GountD, Mrf., 1T
Sbomas Sine berbaftet tporoen ber i'm
Sabre 1872 in 8rotpn Gountp, Seras,
einen &naben erntorbete. Wdbrenb
leines proseies lit ienem gountD ent=
fprang ct, fam na6 Nrfaniatp unb lieB
fib in ber Nabe bon @i9monb nieber.
Sier beiratbete ct unb tpurbe Elm pro-
minenter 8iirger. sSebt befinbet ct 1i9
auf bem Wege na6 gropn County.
-Sm 9ospital gu Souisbifle itarb bic
proitituirte, Sou gtorris, zines pl6bli.
6en Sobes. 9lls bic Qlerste eine Yoft
mortem llnteriu6ung Der 2ei9e borneb,
men mollten, tpuroen lie bur6 80 Grau.
en3immer pertrieben. Nfit Sulfe Der
polisei mur6e Die llnteriu6ung 6enz
mod borgenommen rnb es itellte 1i1 Bel
oerfelben beraus, baB bas Wdo6en in
Golge bon S9ldgen 1tarb, Die es in
Wooblano 8aroen erbielt. Non ipeln,
mar ni9t gu ermitteln.
= Sn Sapettebille, %. g., ipuroe
oer Wtinenarbeiter Senfins bingeri6tet,
ber einen &ameraben ermor6et bate.
10000 perionen batten 1i9 gu Der 6ins
ri6tung eingefunben.
= Sas Sort Wabstpprtb auf Staten
Sslano 1T aufgegeben uno BON ieiner
8eiabung berlaiien tporben.
= Sn Weitfanias, Neumerifo uns
galifornien bat ein beftiser S6nee=
ftnrm geberrl6t. 9ie Giienbabnsiige
bon Santa Sc peripdteten 1i9 in Golge
beg S6nees, Der bed .liest, um Sc
Stunoen.
- Gin Gdbrboot ,uit 10 perlenem,
bas BON SrOp na6 Sort S6uDler fubr,
berllngliidte uno z ber pailagiere er=
tranfen. Srei anbere tperoen nod
bermiBt.
slanb.
Sn Berlin nuroen am 10. Npz
ben1ber bier Weriammlungen Der pro-
greiliften our@ Die poli3ei aufgel6f.
= 8ismard bat pieoer einmal nit
feiner @eiignation gebrobt bod i6redt
er Niemanb mebr bamit.
= Sn 9abana 1T man einem gez
TRUCE in ber 9teuerbertpdItund auf hip
Spur gefommen. Oie @egierung lit
I'm 10 Wfillionen bei6pinbelt tpor6en.
Die @tabt 2onoon sdblt 5000
polisiIten. 9enno6 famen i'm lebten
Sabre 1886 ginbrii6e por. 9as nlacht
5 auf iebe Na6t bes sSabres.
: @ambettas Organ in paris per=
oHentli6t Die Namen Der tpabri6einli=
6en neuen Minifer: 8. gafatt, e}uftiss
miniiter; 80. %. &oHeau, Whniffer bes
Snnern; SreDcinet, Minifter bes Neus
Bern; paul 8erts, Miniiter bes 6ffent=
fi6en llnterri6ts; so. &oubier, San=
oelsminiiter; M. Gaiberp, Miniiter Der
9dfen.
: Sn Sabanna iferbem INNER nod
an 13 perionen lp06entli6 am gelben
6ieber.
= Gon Nleranbria mir6 aentelbet,
baB bic Gbolera in Mefta aunimmt.
@m 5. Nopember itarben 215 per1onen,
5000 pilger berlieBen Meffa am 6.
Wan befiir9tet, baB file bon egpptiiden
Sruppen berbin6ert tperbet, Die Gtabt
gloerabi gu pdI1iren.
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9}ad einem ein,taen Yer1ude miri

- Nad einem ein3isen gerlude ,pirb
iebe Mutter nit uns iibereini itimnen, buB
g II # a eb bter's 80 cut I d es
Stint B er m eb I" (YueoptrOpbine) baS
Bette Nabrunssmittel fit 9duslinse unb
tleine 8inber 1T. Ofitter fSnnen iid Sie=
le idlaf(ole uno unrubise 0eadte eriparen,
wenn le ibre &inber NIT 80 eu d es
6 in Der 1T eb I" itatt Wuttermild
ndbren. Wenn Sbr gu6 ber @eiunbbeit
unb beS @epeibens cures 2ieblinsS erfreu=
en- ppllet, madet ben gerlud unb Sbr
merbet eS nie bereuen. Sc 1T bon Der
dr5tliden Tafultdt febr empfoblen unb 1T
in alien renpmmirten apctbefen gu ba=
Ben.
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Graffu8 Neeb.

Das srSbte SbelIaeer bsr
Staot 1T basientse bes 5errn s. Nesb.
M6bel allsr Nrt 1nb balelblt In erSbter
Quswabl su ben nieorieRen prsiien au
babsn unp In Der 1bat fann isbsr @es
iamad befriebist werbsn. Yarlor. unb
Sdlafsmmer.Ssts tauft man BET 5srrn
s. 8esb au Gatrifprsiisn, ba sr feline MS.
BEL btrstt aus ben srSbten Gatri!en bss
9anbes bs3tsbt. 6err Neeb bat aubsr>
benz einen sroben 8urratb bon Gsppi&en
uno Mattsn unb aatn In bieies Sad elm.
fdlasenbn Waaren. Dsr W6bsl ireenb
wel&er art aetraudt tbut wotl, fb an
6srrn &seb ,u penben. gcm @emSbn.
ltdfen bis gum Maerfeinfen unb 1bsuer=
fen 1T Mlles In ieinem Stors 3u ffnten.
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Maoame III eine 3uuterin, i'd bubs ses
wubt uno carauf eebaut. Stun wiro nn=
fer sutes 2eben ,pieoer beginner.
User wsib, entsesnete 0uneno Maoame
Saint Nubin, nit ibrer @efabrtin burd
ben Saal uno benz Nus8anS Der Sper
3uldreitenb.
lGOrt[stuna foIat,l
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- 8etdtbum madt nidt intmer sliidz
lid aber jeoer mSdte bod serne reid
iein. Die Welt iit nun einntal nidt suz
frieben. Sober mSdte es beGer haben,
aber ielbit bieienisen, melde nidt reid
iinb, penn fie nur @elb genma baben fi6
cine Tlaide SOZODONT su faufen, UNI
ibre 3abne rein unb ibren Gtben friid gu
erbalten, fSnnen iid ibres 2ebenS ireuen.
Sober Drussiit perfauft es.
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q. Wartitt & Sphtt.

Oas reidhaltisite unb setpabltelte
Sdahlaser finbet man bei ben 6erren N.
M artin & SObn, GOmmereeltrabe.
Die 5erren iteben nit ben eriten Tabriz
fen bes 2anbes in 8erbinbuns, faufen
9esen baar unD iinb be8balb i'm Stanbe,
bilis gu perfuufen. Wlan iprede bci
ibnen ppr. fEI.5
Blauen Naphs sSlanea fiir Damenflei=
ber gu perIdieoenen Yreiien. Damen=
fleioer in alien neuen Woben unb Tar=
ben; beibeS iebr piel I'M Norben 9etraz
gen, Bel s- @aram mt u. Go.
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@inh meoneGnosp

O10p lpeBYe1p8tn. = Qefr JD6n
Sdmibt, SAG II. StraBe, Nem=Oort,
ntadte uns fclgenbe Wittbeiluns: Sd
bate felt feds WOden idredlide Sdmer.
BEN i'm 8aden. SD braudte serldiebene
2iniments basesen, aber G((es balf mir
Mdts. Durd 3ufaa wurbe id nit ben
Wrfunsen bes ct. Safobs SelS befannt.
Sd perbraudte uneefibr brei Tlalden.
Sd fiblte, baB bic Sdmer3en mid pers
liesen unb auf einnal maren ie ,pie meg
aeflpaen.
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- Die feiniten 2leioeritoffe, Die ele=
gantefen unb mObermiten 9errenansage
uno iiberbaupt cine bor5iigli6e 9lus=
tpabl aler i'm S6nitttpaarengei6dft
geborenben Grtitel finbet man Bel s.
syosfe & S0bne.
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(GOrtfstuns folst,)

- Gert-auenermedenb. - Iud Ner5te
elnpfeblen Or. Iusuit &SntgS
burser Bruittbee, idreibt
Serr EbeObpr Suslase, SincenneS, Snz
bianu, als ein 3uperldilises 5eilmittel BET
allen aus Grfdltunsen entifanbenen Sranfz
beiten.
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NerlanQt.

100000 YiunO auodeu, SSrner,
2unpen, altes @iien, Meifins unb Sup
fer. Die h0diten Yreiie perpen fir pbise
artifel be5ablt BON
Eb. 2ouis Meper,
5,5w6W Nultin, Teras.
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= l1nier 9aser bon Seraben, l1nter3eus
nnb 9erren 5nrniihins @Oubs fSnnen il,
Aualitdt coer Preis ntdt iibertroffen
merben. Bancp & Soh n.
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@etaenmebl!

&cpal Batent, Ylunt's @rtra, gider=
mann, eagle Steam rnb 8elle Du 2ac,
beim Carload. s.. @renet.
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so Dueenb feine Sanbtiider gu SO
Gents oas Stad - reidlid mertb 81
bas Stiid. 0tan fomme unb priiie bei
9 Dram II. go.
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Eesbs Silt &sae 1onte befSroert bte
Berbauna. 741St t{k s5
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uufer NBod3enblatt.

Sir ienben ben jest ab infer rWoden>
5luttA fir ben prcis bon $500 auf Elm
(pbr portcfrei paeb Deutid1unb.
Die 9erausBeber
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g e r I d It a t.

Gin Rnube, Der bas Gdnsibntanbrns er!.r>
aen wtu, rirb ssfu&t. Ndberes bet
gBm. Qpsan,
20, ,1em4m 9a granee, Ifyas
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LA. s.. h.

Glue quite @efesen6eit feia @fa@
s,t MAIDEN.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-12

CERTAIN kilograms Of doubtful
authenticity represent President
Garfield as having written q letter
In which he says that, having won
the Robertson fight, he is satisfied
and desires no further triumph
over Conkling. We are inclined
to think that the President would
be content to rest as the case
stands, but as respects Conkling
the issue Is far different. Both the
Messrs. Conkling and Plat, In
their letter accompanying their res.
ignation Of the SenatOrship, said
that President Garfield practised
perfidy towards them in the New
York Collectorship matter. Presl
dent Garfield betrayiDg Conkling,
and trinmphing in his betrayal, IL
. condition of affairs political that
might be very agreeable to the
head Of the Administration, bul
would at the same time be special
Jy CALLING to the Oneida chief
There is just one way In which the
New York Senator could sink be
meath the contempt even of hi
enemies, ard that would lie 70 patel
up q degrading truce with Garfield
at this late stage of the game. Thar
he has the slightest intention o
doing go we do not believe for A,
moment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-12

In the Virginius episode. The fact
is that the purchase of the Panama
Railway by De Lesseps, In further
ance of his canal scheme, is as le-
climate as would be the purchase
Of $4,000 shares of Central Pacific,
by Jay Gould, if he could get them.
Egypt has always been dear to
England as the most feasible and
shortest route to her East India n
possessions; yet, when De Lesseps
started In to build the Suez Canal,
there was no whimporing or howl.
Ing in London. The British people
laid low until Earl Baaconsfield
found his opportunity for buying
up a controlling Interest in the
Suez Canal stock. One day the
world was electrified by the an.
nouncement that the stock had
been bought in bulk, and that
England controlled the Suez Canal,
which was really the creation of
French enterprise, genius and cap
ital. Someday or other, unless our
numerous transcontinental rail-
ways shall render this scheme un-
necessary, we can initiate this
wise and pacific British example.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-12

THE stories about the extraordI-
nary amount Of money won by MIR.
Pierre Lorillard on his Irouuois
turn out to be mere Pigments of the
active newspaper inn sgination. The
fact is that Mr.. Lorillard had two
horses In the Derby, and that be
backed Iroquois the least. Mr..
Lorillard puts his personal net win.
nings at the modest sum of $4,000
from which must be deducted the
check for 5000, which he cabled to
his jockey, Archer. AS matter of
fact. all the pool houses in New
York lost money on the race, all OF
tnem having given odds of from
five to twenty on Iroquois. Those
who would have prohted by this
Urge margin, in nearly every in.
stance cut themselves out by hedg.
ing at the last moment. In view
OF these facts, while it may be true
that Col Stuart NJ. Taylor, Of San
Francisco, won S2OO,00O on the
Derby, the story looks very i'm.
probable. Few of the men who
wefe on EPSON Downs, with the
strong English enthusiasm fol
Peregrine to daunt their courage,
had the nerve to back the Ameri.
can horse to any great extent.
Loriilard's winnings, instead OF
footing up $1,000, goo, as the news.
papers put the figures, have shrunk
to $4,000. A similar diminishing
scale will doubtless just fit the net
sarnings Of other American sports.
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