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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
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ST. PETERSBURG, March I4th.-
The police have arrested several
persons who were overheard de-.
nouncing the dead Emperor and
applaudjng the murder. Upon the
arrest Of the second assassin he ad-
mttted his guilt and on being told
that his aocomplice had been ar
rested, he said they were ready to
die At any moment. He inquired
II the Gear was dead, and, on the
police refusing to answer the Ques-
ton, he gleefully exclaimed, "Ahl
I know by that we have succeeded.
Long live the psople" The police
refused to give the names or any
particulars relating to the prison.
ers aud the reports current on the
streets are mere guess. work. That
they are NIhiIists Is, however, be.
you'd doubt. They are men appar-
emily ofgood birth and education.
the News ns Berlin.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE ssnsa-
tion caused here by the assassina.
tion Is indcscrIbabIe. The Impe-
rial Princes remained till 2 O'Clock
A. M. with the Emperor William,
who is inconsolsbie. The Crown
Prince Frederick William of Prus.
sia or Prince Frederick Charles
will 60 to St. Petersburg to attend
the funeral.
G.uerss Mo"rs,"x as s. Peters-
burg.
ST. PETERSBURG, March .l4th.-
The bells OF the city arc tolling
aud there are every W here 10 be
seen Manifestations Of mourning on
the assassination Of the Gear. The
public buildings, stores and resi-.
dences are draped In black. The
offices of tho legations, govern.
ment departments, stores aud
places OF business generally are
closed. Throngs Of people are In
the streets discussing the terrible
crime which has shocked the
whole country. Arrangements tor
the funeral of the murdered EN-
psror will be made OH the most ex-
tensive scale bsdttiDg the high
rank Of the dead ruler. 1t 10 tue
prevailing opinion here that the
new Czar Of Russia will find seri.
ous obstacles confronting him at
the outset Of his reign. Rumors
Of Nihilist plots are rife and fears
Of outbreaks and further assassina.
tions are entertained.
Fuuersi services at Bsriis.
BERLIN. March 14th.-The En-.
peror William, the Imperial
Princes, Bismarck and the Diplo-
matte representatives attended the
funeral mass at the chapel Of the
Russian Embassy to-day. Crown
Prince Frederick William, Freder.
ick Charles, Prince Albert, General
Count Won Moltke and General
Baron Won Monteuffsl are all hon.
orary field Marshals OF the Gear.
At the meeting. OF the Reichstag
Herr Won Gossler, President, re-
ferred to the horrible event which
deprived the German Emperor of
beloved relative and faithful
friend. The house unanimously
agreed to q vote Of condoleDce.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
Sunmons,.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of Gal.
ifornia, In and for the County Of Los
= Angeles.
The People OF the State of California.
plaintiff, vs.. VIM. Otis Reynolds, defend.
ant.
Action brought IN the Superior Cour,
Of the state OF California, IN and for the
county Of Los Angeles. and the com.
plant nled In the said county OF Los An.
geles, in the office of the Clerk OF said su-
The People OF the State of California
send greeting to VIM. Otis Reynolds, the
unknown owner and holder OF certificate
Of purchase No. 6l43. Of the following de-
scrloed stste lands: Location No. 1922. 3
lns SO acres. : .iastsd Il - IN 10: eSnssie 1nssie.
county, California. defendant
fOu are hereby required 70 appear in
an action brought against you by the
Court Of the state oi California, IL and
for tue county Of Los Angeles, and to an
swer The com plant dled the rein, within
ten days exclusive Of the day Of service)
alter the service on you Of this summons
III served within this county; or, II
served elsewhere. within thirty days
or Judgment by default will bs TAX ep
against you: according to the prayer Of
said complaint.
decree OF this Court for the foreclosure of
q acertain certificate Of purchase No. 6l4s,
described IN the said com plant and exc.
cuted by the said plain TIM to one said de.
fendant on the 18th day Of Decem Der, A
D 1875. foIeclosing all II defendant's. In.
terest in and to the following described
land, to Wit: 3 n SEQ 10, + 8 N, II Is W, =
b N, containing $40 acres, situated in Los
Angeles county, state Of California; 10
cancel and annul the said certificate OF
purchase; that plaintiff may have judK.
ment and execution against said deien6-
ant for the costs of Auit, including $40
compensation Of the District Attorney:
and % 7U-lO0 costs of publication, ana
for such other and furlher reliefas seems
meet and agreeable to equity: and also
that the defendant, and all persons
claiming by, thu ough or under him, may
be barred anu fOreclosed OF all right, tile,
claim. lien, equity of REDEEM ptiUn and in.
terest In and 10 saic premises and certid-
cate, and for other and fur her relief,
Reference 10 had to complaint for par.
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified thstif you
fail to eppear and enswer the said cou.
plant as above required the said plain.
tn apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded In the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
the superior Court OF the STATE Of Califor.
MIA, 10 and for the county OF Los Ape0-
les, this 2tth day OF December, In the
year OF our Lord one lhousand tight
hundred End eighty. -..-.-.z1l lls,1-',
kYools N "a. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

CRYSTAL HILL Cave, near
Stroudsburg, Pa, has just been
explored by Professors
Leidy and Porter. The bottom
was found to be covered with clay,
on the top Of which was = deposit
Of dark substance, and on this is
an iucrustation of lime, which has
fallen from the roof Of the cave. II
10 the deposit Of rich. dark material
that particularly interests the sci
entists. The explorers found
many indications Of the presence ip
the cave at one time or another Of
many animals, some Of which were
doubtless brought there by ami
mails of prey. and others used It
for their dens. Among the bones
of animals were the jawbones OF
the raccoop, skunk, weasel, besv.
er, squirrel, porcupins, woodchuck,
fox, wildcat, elk, deer and bison !;
the shells Of two or more turtles,
the bones Of wild turkeys, and the
vertsbiw Of snakes in large quanti-
ties. The most interesting speci-
meus found, however, were the
head and teeth Of a gigantic beav-
Or and . large peccary, neither of
which have every been found be.
fore in Pennsylvania. Besides
these were bones which had been
burned and split-evidentIy the
work of the aboriglnes, who sought
the marrow. Indian relics we're
also found. A flint spear head was
picked up far back 10 the cave,
embedded In the clay. How 1t
came there IL . mystery, unless
some Indian. entering the cave
and finding o wild beast there, at
tackled 1t, and this spear, hurled at
the animal, missing ito aim, sped
far back into the recssses, and
there remained. No other traces
Of any kind indicate that this por.
tion Of the cave had been visited
by man or beast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
EAST Err N.

rhS CsSR u Russia Assassa aaeed
WASHINGTON, March 14th.-Ths
State Department yesterday re-
ceived = cAbIegram annou nclua
that q bomb was thrown under the
carriage of the Gear Of Russia
while on bis way homo from
church and that he was killed by
the explosion.
fsssidessssl Nsaiussi0ss.
WASHINGTON, March l4th.-
Nominations by the Presi.
dent for Registers Of Land
OEicss: Henry w. Dwight,
1t Lagrsude, Oregon; w. N. Kel.
ly, Prescott, Aris0na; Henry Cous.
tns, OF Wisconsin,, 1t Florence, Ar.
izons. John H. Sullivan, OF lodi
ana. to be Indian Agent 1t the Pu-
eblo Agency, Arizuna Territory.
ssssssy na,shsws Rsnemaasscs.
WASHINGTON, March l4th.-The
President has nominated Stanley
Matthews, Of Ohio, for Associate
Justice Of The United States Hu-
prsme Court.
senate Psoee edisgs.
WASHINGTON, March 14th.-In
the SENATE, in debate, to-day. Pen.
1leton amrmsd that the Democrats
had nothing 70 gain By Organf-
Bstlon except The power 70 proeesd
With the oon0smaGlon of . Rep0b-
Hen Rssoideats aepelnt nselA ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

lectual sunuchs can get Into the
newspaper buslness ~ we'll as into
other occupations, and the conse.
quencs they could not have Of
thsmselvss may become theirs by
the accident OF position. Hence
there 10 = great deal Of cheap and
himsy Newspaper writing which 10
more or less successfully palmed
off on the public as profound
thought or good English. OF gross.
~ careless editing there are also
many examples. and offensive af-
fectations In writing are very FREE
quent.
Therefore we should hesitate to
agree with President Gregory as to
the propriety Of making newspa.
pers text books for schools, unless
We were sure those who selected
them knew the difference between
COED English and bad Engllsh. and
between simple and direct writing
and the meretrlclous stuff Of which
We have 20 much. But, even II
newspapers are not made text
books In schools. they are already
the only literature the majority of
the people read, unless it be nov.
els; and therefore sound principles,
accurate Information, strong and
wise thinking, and sincere express
sion Of honest convictions in their
columns, are Of the highest import
ance. Not less 30 10 careful and
competent editorial supervision
thereof.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

The troops which compose what
may be regarded as the regular
army Of China consist, 1t Is esti.
mated, Of ouly 100000 men. These
receive monthly pay at the rate Of
from IS to 50, and Q daily ration Of
rice. They are lodged In barracks,
and supplied with arms by the
Government; but they have to pro.
vids their own clothing. The re-.
mainder Of the men, who swell the
nominal effective force Of the Chi
ness army to 700. 900 infantry and
217,000 cavalry, can hardly be re.
gardsd ~ regular troops. since they
have to maintain themselves by
oultivating ground allotted them
by the government. Most of them
are married, and their sons at their
birth are enrolled as future recruits
for the army. The organisation
and conditions of service of the
cavalry are similar to those Of the
Russian irregular horse, to whom
they are admitted, even by Rus
sian writers, to be in no way infe-
rior. On the other hand, the ar.
tillery OF the army 10 miserably in
efficient. The lumber OF guns 10
large, but they are Of Indifferent
manufacture, have neither range
nor accuracy. and are badly served.
The number Of Notifications In
China 10 extraordinarily great. No
fewer than 1709 towns are fortified
with wallis and ditches, while
thousands OF fortified posts Of
greater or less strength are scatter.
ed over the country. Most of the
latter, however, consist only of
brick walls with bitches. and would
not be capable Of withstanding the
drs Of even light field pieces. The
only fortifications In China which
can compare with modern European
works are those constructed for the
defence Of the Peiho or for the pro.
lection Of other estuariss, and
which are armed with ordnance
purchased In Europe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
fns esar ass ..s,..sea.

Oar kilograms, published else
vhees, bring the news Of the assas.
G1natloo of the Csar Of Russia by
= bsnb thrown under his carriage
vhi1o be was returning from
oAuseh lest Sunday morning. AL
o1a1der H., Nicolaisvitch. was the
- q the Csar Nicholas and Alex
en6rA Teodorovna, . sister Of
ISoaorlok william Nv. and VIII.
Mau I. Of Prussia. He was born
Ayell -. 1878. AMI. consequently.
- il the esd year Of his age.
o. March 2, 1855, Alexander
mountsd the throne Of Russia %
~ euceessor OF Nicholas and on
0eptsnbsr 7, 1855. he was solemn
n erewnsd ct Moscow. Among
~ NEST memorable events Of his
xolgn were the emancipation Of the
netien from military routine; the
: lGshibitisn Of espionage and the
unoumlseion Of the serfs.
Several attempts were made on
~ 1les, the flrst In 1855 and . Sec
- ID 1851, at the Parls Exposi.
tloo, besides . number by mem
bogo Of the Nihilist Society
moeo recently, all Of whict
peovIng unsuccessful, Alex
en6oe had almost come to be re-
rog6ed - bearing q charmed life
5 1he deceased Emperor 10 succeeded
~ HE son Alexander Alexandra
WITH, who Was born March 10
1o16, and II now SO years old. H
@lll relgn under the title of Alex
endsr III.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
AFTERNOON sTRxETs-A r, Il

Bollion. SOC a; Hale / Norcross, $50 b;
Union, 7 b. q; Chollar. Ito 8; MI Di:
c1n9y c1G ,; lslf AiSon ne1.a I q; SOUS TtaS
b, 7N y; Belcher. 75c b; Best 4 Helcner.
" q; Oro, 60c 9; q n ev, 8k b; .Ophir. 8. 90
.. $50 q; Mexican. 400 q; Andes, l.i0 o,
LIS .; Navajo, $50 b, ass a; Potosl, 205
Virginia. its B. ieO a; Bodie, 81 b, OK q:
Overman. 60c b. 85 a; julia, i5c b, 70 q;
California. QUO b; Jupiter, 1sc b. zoe q !;
Savage. l60s; Navajo, $50 b: Mt Diablo,
6h; silverlKing. 22N b; Oro, coo b, ESQ a;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
FOR EICN.
"Ihe O. ~ DoSa - Less Live sue
C8arl" -.

"Ihe O. ~ Dosd - LoHg Live she
ST. PHTERsBU R0, March 14th.-
The A0ence Russs says: Grand
Duke Michael Was driving behind
the Cars sleigh with Colonel
Dorj0bki. The second bomb
thr0wer WAS not arrested, but dis.
appeared In the crowd.
The troops have taken the oath
Of allegiance to the new Emperor.
The Imperial family and court OH.
cials have sworn allegiance to
Alexander III.
The man arrested yesterday con.
fessed that he threw the nrst
bomb, but denies all knowledge OF
the person who threw the second
Ia addition to the revolver which
the prisoner attempted to use, .
dagger was found on him. The
name he gave 10 believed to be
false. The prisoner is 21 years Of
age, . native Of the government of
Novgorod. During the night . Ces.
sack and = civilian, who declined
to give his name. died from iuju-
ries received by the bursting Of the
bo0b. Altogether twenty persons
were moro or less injured.
The whole city 10 In deep mourn.
ing.
lopssIai Manifesto.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 14th.-.
Tho following Imperial manifesto
bAs been promulgated: i, by the
Grace OF God, Alexander Ill, Em.
peror and Autocrat Of ali the Rus.
sias, Csar Of Poland, Grand Duke
VI finland, ete., hereby make
known to al our faithful sut)eete
ebat ie hae ploaood The Alml6htys
@ ~ lnelsAla6ln WI n 4l6lkI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
spnonAL norlCs.

0loseat1or notices Of companies. soois-
-. ohnroAoa, etc.,. will only be inserted
n - W1nAxD - paid Advertisements.
Worosogve, 1or Places Of Worship. graf
nt 11roeoss1, whlsh Will appear every
Enn1a1 mornine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING 8 EsSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

In IN address before tho Social
0olence Association on ''The Amer.
leon Newspaper and American Ell.
s Usatlou," President Gregory, Of
tho Illinois State Unlversity spoke
= our newspapsrs - among the
noss Important forces which are
working for the education Of the
poople. "With all our schools, }"
~ truly said, 1--WE could never be
- intelligsnt people without news
papets."
Due all Of President Greeory's
hsafsss did not agree with him in
~ laudation OF our Newspapers.
Cel. T. w. Higginson, who is q
0aloal man. felt 1t to be his duty to
1T In : word on tho other side;
~ NJ. Mencure d. Conway, who
- become almost an Englishman
ffem long residence in England.
tAeaeht our newspapers used too
enall type, and printing paper
Witch was not good enough. But
enat was very minor criticism,
and nay merely indicate that Mr..
osawsy's syssight is giving out.
President Gregory defended the
Aassrlcaa newspapers againt these
oleAoks, and said he could buy
meso coed reading for i've cents In
Z ohteage newspaper than In the
xendon Times, which costs more.
Bat Il 10 not worth while to
lnAko sueh comparisons between
oor neWspapsrs and those Of Eng.
Da1d. Our journals are addressed
- : different public, and their
Ways are adjusted to meet the re.
Qulsoments Of . social system and
habits Of life which are very un.
Hike the English system and hab-
~. The newspapers Of the one
oeuntsy would not suit the condi.
e1eoe surrounding those Of the
ether. Attempts have been
nnade to model newspapers hers
eftes those Of England, but they
havs proved unsuccessful. We
may. copy tho cut Of our clothes
Gfsa London without raising OBJ
1ootlone; but when 1t comes to
ohaplng the exprsssion OF our
eheughts and regulating the intel
Icotual appstitss Of the people to
onlt English methods, the thing
49, net work.
1he newspspers hero which have
~ most decided success and the
'lnoG1 extensive influence are those
W1leh ore thoroughly American;
~ ~ those which have an indi-
4l1Daljty created By American sur.
1eon4lpgs and adapted to them.
oooaee thing IL done
- Ungland affords no reason why
u oAeuld bs done here, though
1o1Do eBebs may think to the con.
sy. Because Englishmsn like
49, Wey 10 NO reason why We
Henld not prefer our way, though
RI = very different.
i natloo, like . man, is not
pzoh mueh II Il u afraid to assert
~ lo1lviduallty and stands In awe
~ osltjeism Of lite nsighbors.
IN. q " ars not very FOOLISH. ws
1oos9e profit BY the example and
gleoee Of those about US, where
W eeaoh valuable lesson.
- 3DGlish newspapers have
11hed - With important sug-
49,, while ours have been the |
~ = Improving them In some |
- ooat brain Of the country
- threugh The newspaper"
n I1oel1ent Gregory. And it
1oyeo1 qsestion; but %,
~ Gneeh y the addled, M
GGolleus eo1 dlshenoog |
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
80 Ntsan Printing House.

~ teazinse sf the Herald Steam
16f11ne 0euss Sbr doing job work are mot
Sn6cGsoa n California outside Of San
o1roo and Sacramento. All work en-
= ~ % - VIII be executed with neat
61nD ed dispatch at the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

An italian writer Gays that our
mlliionaires are nowhere in com.
parison with some Of his country.
men, as follows: Mark Antony
spent 81, ,O0O, 900. 600 in merely SOW
ing his wild oats; Nero gave $780,.
OOO, 900 In presents to his friends; I;
HeliogabaIus gave . dinner thai
cost 500, 600; the toilet OF Agrip.
pina. on . spscial occasion, footed
up 81, 500. 600, and her box Of jewels
ct home was worth e2O0. 900. 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

Judge volnsy e. Howard Of the
Superior Court, went up TO San
Tsanoleoo yestsrday, 70 be gone
severn1 dayo. DuRlog bio aboooos
6nslneoo & his Coast Win IS at.
te11e1 y ~ ~ eoelvece,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15
LAST NIGHTS NEWS,

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14th.-
In the Kall0ch case to-day the
prisoner underwent . cross exami-
nation, but nothing Of special In
terest was developed. At the close
the defence announced that II
would rest with perhaps an excep-
ton in favor Of one additional wit
ness this afternoon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

NEW ADV EKTl 4 r M ENTS,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

ST. HELENA, Cal, March 14th.
George McChiks, aged about le
years, committed suicide near this
place, yesterday afternoon, by
shooting himself. The deceased was
respectfully connected and high.
ly esteemed. The act Is supposed
to have been prompted by having
been chided for some cause.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-15

OOmO, mas Doen q student two
years at the Mining Academy. The
second bomb thrower has been ar.
rested. He is also young man.
IssIdsnss After ,ne Assassio @ as,op,
LONDON, March l4th.-A st,
Petersburg correspondent tele.
graphs: The Czai's right leg wa,
nearly torn from his body and the
left leg badly shattered. A Co.'S
sack and passer by were killed on
the spot. The Grand Duke Michael
was wounded. An officer of the
escort and . Cossack have since
died. The Gear fingered an houl
and a half. All efforts to ralIy
him failed. The only word he ut.
tered after being struck was the
name Of the CzArovitch. The lat.
ter on leaving the palace, After
the death OF the Gear, was hailed
~ Emperor by the crowd. He wal
surrounded, contrary to his cue.
tom. by strong mounted escort
The people are Intensely excited
and indignant aud the soldiery,
who greatly loved the Gear, arc
fierce. sAll the officials hasteued ia
the palace to inquire as to the con.
dltion Of the C2ar. kilograms an.
n0uncing the death were sent TO ali
the foreign courts and to every
part Of the Empire.
1t 10 stated that the bombs were
made Of thick glass. loaded with
nitro glycerine. The sssassiua
stood on the opposite side Of the
road. The carriage was moving
fast and the fret she'll struck the
ground behind it and the back OF
the carriage was blown out. The
coachma an implored the Gear to 70.
enter the carriage, but he moved u
few PAGES from the carriage to see
to the wounded OF bis escort. The
assassin who threw the fret bomb
tried to point = revolver at this
Gear, but the pistol was struck
from his hand. The Gear eeemed
to recover consciousness before his
death, a. be motioned away the
doctors who wished to amputste
his legs. The Czarovitcn and
C2sriua drove to their palace after
his death to avoid the sympathis-
ing crowd Of people. A company
OF guards surround the palace.
The Duke and Duchess OF Edln.
burg aud the Grand Duke Alexis
hsyo IN Lon1oa fes a. F6tots-
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