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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

"Bong.tong audience" said Mr..
Mackay to Colonel Hungerford
Vice." replied the Colonel to our
John. "Eleet-cram de la cram
hote tong, eh?' quoth John, as his
shirt bosom swelied with conscious
pride. "Wee," said the Colonel.
The Colonel then shook hands
with the Comstock millionaire and
congratulated him on his flow of
French. The curtain went up and
one of the stars flashed like u me.
teor before the spectators. "Mag-
nifeekw cried the Colonel. "Tray
bean!' shouted Mr.. NJ "Onkoreew
shriekpd the Colonel. "Toot
sweet" yelled John. After the
play, Mackny drew the Colonel to
one side and whispered in his
ear, II don't mind telling We
spa Ike Italian as well as l do
French-do your "Yes," replied
the Colonel. 81 guess we've both
been cultured in The same hot
house. -SilUer Cliff Prospect.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

WE confess that we were "bull-
dozed" into believing that the
Morey letter was a forgery. Since
reading President Garfield's letter
to Congressman Hubbell, in which
he invites Brady, Of the Star Mail
contract fame, to raise money to
insure Republican success, We have
again changed our mind. There
has been something very myste-
rious about this Morey letter busi-
ness. Why have legal proceedings
been dropped? Why has not the
whole thing been probed to the
core? In this, as in the Brady let
ter, and In the Credit Mobilier and
Boss Shepherd pavement matter.
there is evidently something rotten
in Denmark. Garfield, as a
"gusher," is q success, but much
has been exposed and worse re-.
mains behind, or our judgment
counts for nothing. Hayes was the
colossal fraud of the aga, but it is
quite possible that Garfield will
eclipse him before his term is out.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

AFTER all the treachery of Ma.
hone has not weakened the Demo.
cratic Senators. There is great
deal of talk about "Bourbonism"
In connection with the Democratic
party. As a matter of fact and his
tory, of late days, the Republican
party may justly lay claim to
all the obstructive spirit sum-
married under the generic title
Bourbon" That party has lately
seemed to learn nothing and to for
get nothing. Having negotiated
for the purchase of Malone, after
having bought the election of
Garfield, it has simply assumed
that the people are stupid and un-
observant. This great and PAM
pered party has acted on the idea
of the ostrich that it has only to
ram its head into the sand to make
the gross exposure of its body poll.
tic Invisible. We believe that it
has made a capital mistake and
that an honest and exigent public
sentiment will compel the drop
ping of Gorham and Riddlebsrger
rs candidates for the Senate offices.
The deadlock" has proved to be q
Republican boomerang The
little game has miscarried, and the
attitude of the Democratic party,
taken in the interest of honest and
decent politics, is triumphant. It
is easy to suppose that Republican
journals will not present this as
pect Of q memorable struggle to
their readers. But we have no hes
itation in saying that the "bar-
gain" has miscarrie1. We place
the prediction on record that, when
the United States Senate shall, at
the proper time, elect its officers,
neither Gorham nor Riddieberger
will figure on the roll.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
THE SPEED OF THE WING.
Some Interesting Facts About the Flights of
Birds.

A writer says: The speed at
which some wings are driven is
enormous. 1t is occasionally 80
great as to cause the pinions to
emit drum ming sound. To this
source the buzz of the fly, the drone
Of the bee and the boom OF the
beetle are to he referred. When a
grouse, partridge or pheasant sud.
denly springs into the air, the
sound produced by the whirring of
its wings greatly resembles that
produced by the contact of steel
with the rapldly-revolving stone of
the knife-grinder.
1t has been estimated that the
common fly moves its wings $50
times per second, i, e., 19, 500 times
per minute, and that the butterfly
moves its wings nine times per
second, or h40 times per minute.
These movements represent an in
credibly high speed even at the
roots OF the wings; but the speed is
enormously increased at the tips OF
the wings, from the fact that the
tips rotate upon the roots as cen.
ters. In reality, and as has been
already indicated, the speed of the
tips of the wings increases in pro-
portion as the tips are removed
from the axes of rotation, and 10
proportion as the wings are long.
This is explained on u principle
we'll understood in mechanics.
II rod or wing hinged at one
point be made to vibrate, the free
end of the rod or wing always
passes through a much greater
space In given time than the part
nearer the root of the wing. The
progressive increase in the speed OF
the wings, in proportion as the
wings become larger, explains why
the wings of bats and birds are not
driven at the extravagant speed OF
insect wings, and how the large
4Dd long wings of large bats and
birds are driven more leisurely
than the small and short wiugs OF
large and small bats and birds.
That the wing 10 driven more
slowly IN proportion to its length
n pKQYn8 RZ axneHluonf. and hY
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

PERHAPS the most pitiful Incl.
dent in the history of California
politics is the attempt to "boost"
Senator Miller on the Chinese
question. Every resident on the
Pacific Coast who is reasonably
wide between the eyes remem bers
the history of this Chinese ques-
ton. Those Of our people who are
not idiots recall the splendid efforts
of the Democrat Willis, Of Ken.
lucky, which resulted in the pas
sage of the Fifteen Passenger bill.
Their memory also advises them of
the veto of this bill by Pecksniff
Hayes. The Democratic party,
through Willis, made a square and
manly delivery on the question.
Democrats who read the text Of
the treaty have had grave misgiv-
ings as to its ultimate effects. They
desired a better thing. But, after
a great deal of study, they came to
the conclusion that halt loaf was
better than no bread; and Senator
Farley, for weeks, has been in the
attitude of inviting the Senate to
break the deadlock and ratify the
treaty. Like other Democrats he
has been willing to take the
chances on the abrogation of the
Burlipgame treaty, in the hope
that the American Congress would
test tho sincerity OF the govern
ment of the Brother of the Sun
and Uncle of tho Moon by honest
and restrictive legislation. The
ate mpt to introduce Miller into
the matter as q potential factor is
only worthy the proprietor of a
pantomime of the Humpty.
Dumpty order. Miller lie, at the
best, but an eleventh hour laborer
in the vineyard; and. while follow
ing the scriptural tradition, we are
quite willing that he should have
the wages of those who worked
from the start, we must be allowed
to stamp as ridiculous and phari.
saical any special pretensions
which are made for him on this
head. The fact that the Republic
can press has been SO unanimous
In this Quixotic and artificial pre-
tepce simply shows that coin will
tell in the journals which pride
themselves in belonging to the
God and morality party.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

The good old lady kept a private
bottle from which she refresh ed
herself from time to time, as she
felt the need, though none of the
family knew it. Que evening her
daughter. in rummagiDg through
the pantry for doughnuts for her
beau, spied the bottle en- had the
curiosity to draw the corr and APP
ply her nose to the aperture, at
which uoment the old lady hove
in sight and angrily demanded:
"Well, are you any wiser than
you were? What do you suppose
1t isP" "I don't know what it is,
mamma answered the shrinking
maiden, "but it smells just like
Charles moustache." -Kiag's
Kounty KomiQue.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

THE laughable efforts to crowd
Miller to the front which are being
made in Republican journals, in
connection with the Angel-Swift
Chinese treaty, seem very ridicu-
lous in view of the spontaneous
joy of Cinnamon at the ratification
of that treaty. The '.moon-eyed
leper" Is celebrating this ratifica.
ton all over the American cont.
nent. If the Celestia's joy were
confined to California there might
be reason to suppose that he was
showing himself in the character of
Doestick's friend Damphool. But
the bomb and cracker, whose re-
sounding explosion testiaes to
Johns joy, is heard in Portland,
Oregon, in Denver, Virginia City
and San Francisco. There is food
for thought in this general Chinese
jubilation, and ~ gives substance
and gravity to the misgivings of
those of our people who have look
ed upon this Republican treaty as
delusion and snare. On the
principle of taking the best that Of
fers, the HERALD has been in favor
OF ratifying the treaty. But, bear.
Ing In mind the .Homeric caution,
"beware Of the Greeks bearing
gifts," we have always distrusted
that treaty, and now that it is rati-
fled by the Chinese resident on this
Coast following its ratification by
the Senate, we are in q most sus-
picious mood. The Miller part of
the program me is one of the com.
edies which may be outlined very
iuridly and disastrously in the near
future. The only thing which
gives US hope Of real efficacy in
that document Is that Senators
Hoar and Dawes voted against it.
But this vote OF the Massachusetts
Senators may have been intended
as q blind. We repeat that, while
the treaty was pending, the HERALD
would have uttered no word which
might have helped to impede its
confirmation by the United States
Senate; but, now that the instru.
NJ nt is law, We are full of FORE
bodings. Only wholesome legisls.
tions with the Presidents sigma.
lure to the bill, will remove our
lopbts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

The Courier, of Evansville. Ind,
thus reports an interview with the
Haa0keye aud Its rolling stock: The
CourItI: How old are you, Robert?
The Hawkeye: | was thirty.five
two years ago, On the 30th of July,
and haven't grown a day since. l
am Pennsylvania by birth, an
lowau by adoption, Republican
in politics. Baptist in religion,
and one Of ) Nr kind of boys in So
ciabiity. Less sit up all night
Your residence in Philadelphia
doesn't break your connection with
the HaaOkeye? The Hawkeye: Not
much, my sou. The Burdette fam.
lily is nailed to the Hatrkeye. My
younger brother, John, is business
manager; my youngest brother,
Will, IS bookkeeper, and | am the
clown OF the concern. The other
boys make the money and keep the
accounts of the concern, and dra W
my paw and make fun of the solid
men of the concern. This fun maxi
ing Is a serious business sometimes.
[ get tired and HON esick; | get i'll
and worn out. People sometimes
say mean and cruel and uukind
aud untrue things about me, just
BECAUSE | am funny man; but it's
just like any other business. l
keep on at my work. l want to
make people happier; I have con-
vlctions in my humor; l like peo-
Pile; like the lecture field a little,
but not nearly so much as regular
newspaper work, aud when l die,
if l don't go to heaven, 1 shall
think l am pretty hardly used.
Let's go I'D stairs and see the bows
at the eases; maybe know some
of them. The c 'urier: d. YOU
The Hswkeye: Not this t. (Red
fire and quick curtain
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

London Truth: l DOUBT whether
the invention OF nitro glycerine,
gun cotton, and other such highly
explosive materials, have been an
advantage. They are easil y manu-.
featured, and a bomb capable of
blowing up street might be made
by any one.in his room. This rem.
ders It impossible to control their
manufacture; and, considering the
number of wild fanatics in every
country, the harm that they have
it In their power to do ia by no
means q pleasing prospect.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
OPEN BOARD-43OP, NJ,

Jacket, 4.l0 b; Albion, $50, 81 a; Gould
4 Curry, SIS b, GH a; Union, ~ b, 10 a.;
Chollar, 2yo a; Sierra Nevada, 1t5s b. II !;
belcher, 3, Ophlr. ~ 6: AtIa, 3 6j 8;
PoinI, 2.40 b $50 a; Benton, soc s; Cali.
tornia. LIS s; Savage, 4.l0 S; Con Virginia.
"a b. 2.3U Al; Best & Belcner, 1919 b, IL a.;
Scorpion, "a b; Kentuck, 2.2O u: Mexi.
can, Is: justice, Los .; silver King. 2l14
b; Overman, 10 b; Bullion, b; Hale q
n orcross, 5 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho facilitiea OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
rcsted to US will be executed with neat
ness ana dispatch at the lowest living
ratos.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, soc,e-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, tor Places of Worship, graf
is directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

New Orleans Picdyune: In his
apology for the tampeiing-by So
called revIsers-w the Holy BIZ
BILE, President Chase, 1ecturing re-
Gently, said there were no less than
1870. 900 errors In the King James
Bible. This 10 startling, consider.
tug the length of time unsuspicious
persons have been trying to be
aGxod IN the noZ dIacarded work.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

FRESNO. CAL, May 7th.-The fol-
lowing Is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
whioa passed this place at 5 p. NJ:
g Silent, Tucson; Mrs G Stevenson
and four children, do; D z Yost and
wife, do; NJ Smelling, do; Archie
Peiavyer, Idaho; b Il Phelps, Ari-
IONA; A Decker and wife, do; ]
Martin, San Francisco; Mrs f G
KcDaniel, Marysville; l. Nord-
linger, Los Angeles; L G Lever
and wife, Nevada; f Wiley, Car
lin; Prof Mosheimer, San Francis
Co; G Denerrs, do; L Rice do; ] N
Barrazo. Ctiiente; Nellie Barker,
sumner; NJ Barker, do; Mrs Rob.
erts, Iowa; H Mccormick, San
Francisco; Mrs M II Carpenter,
Santa Monica; Miss L Carpenter,
do; $ B Bronson, Ell Monte.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
small Buns Wiped Out.


NEW YORK. May 9th. Post
says last weeks excitement in pro.
visions continues this morning, the
decline being nearly dollar on
pork and fifty cents on lard. 1t
wiped out some snail bulls and
there was nearly panic.
One of Brady's Urgsnt Cases.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The Times
says, editOrialiy: When Brady was
assured that Prineville was a town
in Oregon with population of $50
psople, with steady Increase
every day. and that it was a dis
lance of 120 miles from any place
of note, he easily perceived the me-
cassities of daily mail from the
Dalles and proceeded to provide
one. So urgent was the case that
he felt justified in paying $4,000 a
year additional to the contractor
and in accepting as one OF the
bondsmen Dewitt Clinton Wheel
sr, of this city, then, or shortly
after, confessed bankrupt. When
the petitions for expedition over
the daily line came the clerk re-
ported that the net revenue of
Prineville was $263.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
The LEGISLATURE.


SACRAMENTO, May 9th.-The
call Of the Senate was withdrawn
and johnson moved to take up AS
sembly messages. Adopted.
Sears raised the point of order
that it required two.thirds vote
to take mp Assembly messages.
The Chair ruled that the point of
order was not we'll taken. The
Senate receded from Sears's amend.
ment, ayes 81, noes Is.
The Chair appointed VIM. John
ston, Burt and Langford as Free
Conference Committee on the
Road bill and Sears, Dickinson
and German as the second Com.
mittee on Free Conference on the
Tax Levy bill.
Brown moved to indefinitely post.
pone Sears's new Tax Levy bill.
Lost, ayes s, noes "a. The bill was
then ordered to epgrossmeut.
Adjourned.
Dorsey and the ssar Rou,.s In
SAN FRANCISCO, May "a Port.
iand dispatch gives number of
kilograms from =. w. Dorsey to his
agent in Oregon for the manipula.
ton of the Star routes OF Frank B.
Wilcox, showing conclusi vely that
Dorsey was the prime mover In the
affair.
Tine Ex rss session Ray Bin vesoe d.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9th.-The
Governor has vetoed the bill to paw
the expenses OF the extra session.
This is the bill passed last week
aud is the second bill of the same
nature passed at the extra sessIo q,
So. Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8-Wheat
No. 2, 81 .4O@l.424; No. 3
.35@1 81. Bsrisy-Fusd, S5@
s0c.; brewing, 81 O5@1 u for ligHt
aud 81, l6@l.20 for bright, heavy
el41oAEdi QhnyAlier. 81. i501. 80:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
AUCTION SALE.

rg-WATCHEs. JEWELRY, SILVER.
PLATEu WAhE-TUE sDAY and WE u
NESDAY EVENINGS, May 10th and
18th. at 1880 O'Clock, at NOrthcraft Il
Clark's Auction Rooms, corner OF Area
dia and Main streets.
A fine lot of Rogers & Bros and Reed
& Rentou's make of Silver-plated Ware;
also, line of Dry Goods and Notions.
Sale positive and without reserve.
w. II. NORrHCRAFT,
ml0-2t Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
caste N.


Mss. Gas Il cid scriUusiy Hi.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The Posts
Washington special says: Mrs.
Garfield is seriously i'll from nerv-
Gus prostration She is threatened
with malarial fever.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
Saddle Horses.

Wanted to buy-Two No. l Saddle
Horses. Apply at Johnson's Feed sta
bic and Corral, No. IA Also st. mi0-2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
Wanted to Buy.

TWO OR THRNR GOOD RESIDENCE
OR GOOD BUILDING LOTS, anywhere
north of Eighth street, except on the
hill. Address, stating price, etc., num-
Der and location OF property, "AD.," box
SS3 Los Angeles, Cal. myl0f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

THREE COTTAGE HOUSES on Hill
sire ct, near Temple.
Enquire OF MoRFORD Il BROWN. cor
ner Spring ana Temple street. ml0-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING ESSION

San FRANCISCO STOCK AMI Elk
CHANGE BOARD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

San FRANCISCO, Mayo
10 Ophlr. 8, 81. HISS Nevada. l214,
4iJ Max,cau, ~, 1919, l21s, u,
ll5s ia, 1ls4, 1875
1870 g d SO 100 ULau. 913,y
1870 3 & r, l.5s 500 Bullion. LOS,
$50 Gals % 100 txcheQuer. / 30
500 Savage, 445, 4.40 lilo Overman, l.95,
40 ConV 2S5, 2.4H 100
200 Chnllar, 81 3. 20, 1867 Justice, l.25, La
Sis, $40 295 Union. lUJs b s,
430 fotosi, $3.50, 1855. l0h, 1919
$50 $40 Alta, 4, I05. So
265 H q N. So. 53s $50 Occidental, LIS
46O Point, 2].. 2.6J 40 Andes, "a. 2.2O
go jacket, 4 so, AS, i40 g Gate, Les
$50 46o Scorpion, S.,
100 Alpha, 3 IS, 8 50 $50
400 BeIcner. 2l0 1856 benton, 81
Confidence, $50 Sierra,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
Honey and stock Market.

NEW YORK, May 0.h.-Sil.
yer bars, 1923; money easier
3@4 Governments strong. Stocks
crossed firm and steady. Western
Union, 1l7A; Quicksilver, 1es; Pa.
cific, 56k; Mariposa, 6; Weils Far.
90, III; New York Central, 1473;
Erie, 49a; Panama offered, S245;
Union Pacific, 1903; BouGs, lls;
Central Pacific, SIT, bonds 116;
5utro, Il; Silver Nugget, 55; MIN.
eral Creek, 1874.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
NEW TODAY.
w anted.

AGOOD BLACKSMITH and WAGON
MAKER. Apply at No. l08 Also street.
ml0.3.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
FOR . ALE.

A few halfbr JERSEY HEIFERS,
fresh within the last ten days; perfectly
quiet and good mixers. Also, young
thoroughbred JERSEY BULLS for sale
or TO hire out on very liberal terms.
Address, r. j. BARRECTO,
ml0-Iw Downey, Cal,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
NOTICE..

OONSUMERS OF WATER FROM
" the mains of the Los Angeles City
economy in the use OF water for the mex
four ur i've days, as the ditch Is under
repairs from damages By the canal and
reservoir ditch. FRED. EATON, 4
May "a, 1881. buperintendent.,j
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

M5- Boxes according to location. En-
trance to private boxes on Sanchez street.
G. M. KRAMER, Lessee.
ap29tf GEO. WILLIG, Manager.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
PRICES OF ADMISSION:

Gallery..........., 25c. Parquet.. 5Cc
Reserved Seats....~..75c.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

RVAll the old favorites in new acts
and specialties! Change OF Bill Satur-
day Night!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10

SAN FRANCISCO, May 0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

Of the city in which it is pub,
stitutes its ciienHe. The struggles.
the triumphS, the deprcSSionS. the superior
ity-of the two 20 hand in hand-and ad
vance or retreat shoulder to shoulder
Therefore no one can claim that THE REGIS
TER has oyer-praiscd itself without also say
ing that il has, to Just the same extent, over
praised the public who give it their support.
The Future.
Speaking in the spirit Of Il belle that the
REGISTER vast a> has been its outlay, efforts
and success, has had no rival in what it has
accomplished in city OF similar size, 1t
Will also assert that its course in the future
cam tie Judged from what has occurred i'll
t. e past. 1t wOul- seem that all has been
way Uf improvement that
and money purchase, but
o. this opportunity To state
thai il j. now no more ready To cease its
efforts for continued Supremacy, and to.cry
FINISHED, than ii WA. when it WAS issued.
years ago. from it, dingy quarters on Market
street just below the Second ward market
house. The changes in tn" coming decade
will hc no more sweeping and costly than
those which have occurred within tn
eighteen wears just gone; AMI ia" these inn
movements the record OF the journal i IN
ample guarantee.
And in conclusion, the REGISTER will be
permitted To ~ay that i, believe, that whr
il has accomplished in this community
meets with the cordial respect. appreciation
and best wi>hc, of all who come in contact
with il: and that it has no doubt that in the
future the RE"INTEE and Wheeling Will
maintain thci rprccmUCuCc--thC one among
journals aud the other among the cities III
West Virginia.
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The liNsla.

which t. ,n the newspaper what the acorn i
To- tie OK. grows i'm a single might into the
journal ir~.l.. IImay be- interesting 20 trace
The Item with f.. children. the paragraph,
fIr ~ru.a,iuu. the feature and the editorial,
from lis birth 10 the breakfast table. and
latter follow it more in detail through its
wuudr,uS tourney.
n i midnight. \ pi~Jol-~hot rings out on
.fr,.,,,i,., air of q distant town. Murder has
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l.rrI ~ ,urr for manv-,onguol rumur
leads a>rr.,y S7,r anxious minutes the eager
KNIGHT If Tho. Pencil who ru>hc, e. rescue
IL from oblivion. lie finds the child II"
knows tina, not ..yru seconds are to be lost
i'm sitting the. facts from hrrc<av. and having
assured himself of the former IA" writes
them ont hastily. Then the >lccping opera
tor Is aroused. and the Item i started