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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

LNnas Restored 20 Pablo DomaIn.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 17th.-The
President has approved the bill to
restore the lands included In the
Fort Redding and Fort Crook mill
tary reservations, California, to the
public domain.
Arrears Of PeSssOni-Apporsi
WASHINGTON, Feb. l7th.-The
Senate Com mittee OH Appropria-
tions has decided to report an i'm.
portant amendment to the Legis.
lative Appropriation bill for the
purpose Of simplifying and clear
Ing up, as soon az possible, the
vast accumulation Of unsettled
pension cases.
The Republican Representatives.
will caucus this evening on appor.
tionment to determine their action.
Many favor immediate action, as
two-thirds Of the State Legisla.
tures are now in session, and 1t
would save the States large ex.
pense. 1t now seems probable
that the bill will pass.
the Canning luauxwr.s,oD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-General
Sherman, Grand Marshal Of the
Inaugural ceremonies, has issued 4
circular detailing the program me
to be observed by the military
escort of the Presid lent. elect.
Gen. Hancock will be here at the
Inauguration.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17th.-The La.
dies Anti-Polygamy Society of
Brooklyn held . meeting this af-
tsrnoon. Mrs. Imogsne Fales pre-
sided. Many of the prominent To-.
dies Of Brooklyn wero present.
The recent message Of the Gov.
ernor Of idaho Territory on the
subject Of polygamy was read BY
the Secretary, Mrs. Bradshaw, and
favorsbly commented on. The SO.
cisty will place itself in com muni-
cation with the principal cities
with view to forming auxiliary
societies. A committee was up.
pointed to confer with Congress.
men-eleot Bliss and Smith and in.
terest them Ia the work which the
Society proposes to do. Printed
petitions against pOIygamy will be
sent to temperance aud womeps
prayer meetings for signatures.
Conhiiux ~ Mensor.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 17th.-Ssn-
ator C0nkling arrived at Mentor
this afternoon. He ives warmly
received by Garfield and had sew.
eral hours confidential talk. COnk.
ling took the midnight train east.
a C0nSerenco Proposed.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 17th.-The
anti.csucus Republicans have de-
cidsd to appoint committee Of IL
to meet similar committee Of
caucus Republicans to confer and
report back on the Senatorial ques-
ton.
Heavy Fine for eating Timber.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Feb. 17th.-
Tho fret timber depredations case
was decided In the United States
District Court to-day. The defend.
ant was sentenced $575 fine and
three days imprisonment for cut.
ting timber on the public lands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

In a volume entitled, "Recollec.
tions OF the Ober-Ammergau Pas
sion Plays" published in Frank
fort, there WAS . collection of por.
traits Of the various actors in the
performances Of 1880, and it was no.
ticed that the portrait of Judas
bore, dssignedly or accidentally, 9
remarkable resemblance to Kaiser
William. Complaint was made to
the Criminal Court, and this piece
Of pictorial resemblance has been
adjudgsd to be another case Of Gin
suit to his Majesty" and perhaps
the most peculiar instance Of them
ell. The offending portrait has
been conhscated and suppressed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
AFTERNOON srRExrs-l r. 4.

Mexican, 5ss b: Alta, 2 IS 8; Sierra Ne.
vada, So b; Hale 4 Norcross, W s; Utah,
tx b, n; Benton, 75c .; Andes, lao b.
q; Ophir, ASS b, 4vv q: Best q Belcher, ~
10; Jacket. 2.Sos Syndicate. 2Oc q; saw
age. 2.C5 b.; Oyerman, zoe b, 65 q: Crown
Point, LAO b; Day, SOC 8; Gould 4 Curry.
b, % =; Goodshaw. lOc b. 45c a: Union, TX
b; California. LOS b, LILO q; Belcher, Csc b.
10; Navsjo, l.t5 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

The President Of the Southern
Pacific Railway talked 30 chesrily
to the Mayor Of Tucson, lately,
shout the low freights and fares
which will prevail when the South
eRn Pacific has . connection with
0alvsston or New Orleans, that We
oenAdsntly look for some early dec.
lAratien In favor Of low excursion
rates - An incident OF the ap-
preaching connection Of the 8. p.
and A. T. h 3. f. roads. Our peo-
pie, alss, would be much gratinsd
ct an early and authoritative an
neancsmsnt that the California
toad ID determined to command for
tho psopls Of this coast the mar.
ksts II Ariseua and New Mexico.
oueh declarations are In order and
will doubtless soon be made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
NEW TODAY.
Saloon for sale.

Stock and fixtures OF the saloon at the
corner of Main and Commercial streets
(Ducommun building).
The house is supplied with full stock
of liquors and cigars and Is doing good
business.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Rent paid until March 10th.
Enquire on premises. .fel8 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HxRALD Steam
pyanting House for doing job work are not
aurpasssd in California outside of San
Yraneisoo and Sacramento. All work en-
sustsd 70 ~ will be executed with neat
nsss and dispatch at the lowest living
$40.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

Me-. L. J. ROSE has sold the
Monks place, in the San Gabriel
valley, obtaining for it the price
demanded by the owner, who is
now residing in Boston. In addi-
tion, the Davis place, just back Of
the Sierra Madre Villa, has been
sold to Mr.. Vosbure, late . banker
Of Tucson, for $4,000. From every
section Of Los Angeles county notes
reach rs Of the active but quiet abb
sorption Of eligible property at
prices which would have made the
hearts of the owners glad q year
ago. The truth is that the price OF
Los Angeles real estate is absurdly
low, and . general knowledge of
that fact has got abroad. We de.
sire to speak within the bounds Of
sober reason when we express the
belief that any purchases Of unim.
proved property now, or of proper
~ to the value Of which the build.
lugS bear = small proportion, If
they are made with average judg-
msnt and caution, will enhance in
value from fifty to one hundred per
cent. In the next couple of years.
There are many accessible bargains
In which the enhancement will be
much greater than this. One thing
10 undeniable, viz, in all desirable
portions Of the county there is an
unostsE tatious but strong demand
for real estate at current rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
ssECuAl. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, soc!e-
lies, churches, etc., will only be inserted
II the HnnALD - paid advertisements.
We reserve. for Places Of Worship. graf
Il dirsetory, which Will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD. err
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
ct. CHARLg0
BARBER SHOP AND BATH
ROOMS.

A. LABoNGE and N. RECH desire
to inform the citizens of Los angeles that
they have leased the above stand, where
they will be happy TO serve their old
patrons and the public.
The bathrooms have been fitted up
with all modern improvements and are
so arranged a. to be accessible to ladies
and families
Hot, Cold or Shower Bath, 25c. fel2-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

WE HAVE elO, 90 O TO LOAN at q
low rate OF Interest on good security.
= BHUNHON 4 WELLS,
II 70 II Baker Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
wANTs->LOsT-FoUND.
Situation Wanted.

By middle.aged woman, to do gener.
al homework. Apply at the white
House: corner Com NJ ercial and Los Ant
geles streets. fel6-iW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
NOTICE.

Tho members Of the A. O. II. are here
by notified that their meeting room has
ONCE OF Judge Fisher, Temple hI
fe4-lw NJ. LEVINE, President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by tho Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Chickering Piano for Sale.

An Upright Chickerlng Plano, nearly
as good as new, 10 offered for sale at $3.50
little more than half tho original price.
Store. fel8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
H0usekeeper.

An English lady would like q position
as housekeeper; IL fully competent to
give satisfactory references. Address D..
Herald ONCE. fel3 w n W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
FURNISHED ROOMS,
Pleasantly located and neatly furnished
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and franklin streets, on,
block from Postomce, dSltf
FOR SAIE.
THE LOS ANGELES DIDTILLRRY, Locate,
In East Los Angeles, Gal.

sale. The distillerS building is l0jx90 It. |,
two stories high, substantially built OF
frame. with brick foundations; contains
two boilers and q slxty-horse power en-
stills tubs and all oahef appliances con-
nected with drst-class distiilsry for the
manufacture Of brandy. whisky, etc.
Also, refinery, complete, blacksmith
shop, cooper shop. stable. etc. The dis.
70 acres OF land ON the Los Angeles
river, carrying water right for irrigation.
Also, an adjoining lot, 76x75 feet.
For price and terms apply To-.
fe4-eod-S0d Atthe Bank OF California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
San FRANCISCO. February II.

leo uphiY, ABS, 400 | 200 Point, l.l0
% Mexican, 5h 100 Kentuck. LAO
$50 q q @, 3.25 30 Alpha, sos
$50 B & B. TX ~ Confidence. 2.es
800 Gala, I .O5 100 Nevada. ~
1850 Savage, q 10, Els $50 Utah, TX, IA
ll2O Con Va, l,50, III ll20 Bullion. LIS
$50 90 Union, ~
POS Chollar, 1.95 1880 Alta, $50, 2.35,
$40 Potosi, 2.05 go
ll40 H 4 N, $40, 1855, Caledonia,
3.75, $40 W, 100 Andes, 1.65
$40 800 ConcOrdia (Va),
70 Jacket, 800
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
FOR SALE.

A beautiful BEE RANCH by the sea
five miles north of santa Monica: II
colonies Italian bees in prime order
honey house. tanks and EXTRACTOR,
dwelling house and furniture ,suitabll
the world and the finest oiimate N
america, Address. by post, JOHN COX
santa Monica, Cal. -I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
FOR SAlE-FoR RENT,
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS, for housek cen
ing; desirable location, within ore biocls
OF the Court House. Inquire at HxRAI
or b and6 p. II. fol6 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
FOR RENT.

D@Commodious suites of upfurnishedi
apartments. with all modern conveni
iences, suitable for families; also. pleas
ant omces. ct reasonable rates, IN the
BAKER BLOCK.
Inquire Of J. A. GRAVES, Rooms and
4, Baker Block. ja6tf 4
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

FUN SkAAE SAAA2AAS FIRST-CLASS Pheton. latest style. Can b A seen at T. J. BEERS Carriage Manufactory iv1a 3t Olive Street near Fair.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A Dangerous Cattle Disease-Weather
 Information for the Benefit Of Farmers
 -Measures Against the OGhce Hunting
 NuIsance-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-Acting Secretary of the Treasury French has instructed Dr. c. M. Thayer of Massachusetts, of the Treasury Cattle Commission, to proceed at once. to Nova Scotia to investigate reports received from the consuls at Halifax and Picton thata dangerous cattle disease has broken out in that province.
 The signal service authorities in Washing ton are perfecting a system of signals by which it is proposed to acquaint farmers with predicted changes in the weather. Colored rockets are to be sent up at a. m. from stations in the farming regions and the probabilities for the coming day are to be indicated by the color of the rockets.
 General Sherman during his trip West will pass few days with his brother, Senator Sherman, at Mansfield, Ohio, and will par ticipate in the approaching reunion at Clyde, Ohio, at which President Garfield had expect ed to be present.
 The commanding officer of the United States steamer Alaska writes from Callas Bay, Peru, under date of June g, that there has been no change in the aspect of affairs there other than a partial revival of trade two AIneH1cdn V6SselS ana nFe Engllsn snlps uaF- ing arrived with cargoes during the past three weeks.
 The terrible strain to which the President and members of the Cabinet have been sub jected by office seekers will probably lead to the adoption of some rules to which candi- dates for office will be required to conform, and which will do away with the bore of per- sonal importunities for place. Since March 4 the President and Secretary Blaine have been constantly harassed by place hunters, in the case of the Secretary of State to such an extent that he has been compelled to transact official business at his house instead of at the department
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
VOL. XLIX.

Ella Bryan were arrested on the corner os Orange and Court streets, on a charge of drunkenness, by Detective Philip Reilly. In making the arrest the officers coat was torn. The woman shrieked loudly when taken to the station house and even went so far as to strike Doorman Hemingway in the face, with her parasol while he was locking her up.
 John Doolan, hack driver, was arrested last evening for violating city ordina nee. He stopped his hack in front of the gentlemen's entrance to the new depot and solicited pas sengers as they came out
 young woman about to become Q mothA. was taken from the steamboat train on ita arrival in this city last evening by Officer Stokes and taken to the station house and from thence sent to the almshouse She got on board the train at Meriden and said she had worked in Rockville and Norfolk, Conn. She is apparently about twenty-five years of age.
 John Quinn was arrested last evening for the theft of pair of shoes from Cosgrove's store. corner of Church and Crown streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Mrs. Eliza A. Manly committed suicide yesterday at San Jose, Cal, by poisoning.
 The land bill progresses well in the House of Commons in face of the opposition move ment to increase commission to five.
 Andrew D. White, American minister at Berlin, will return to New York shortly to resume the rectorship of Cornell University.
 A freight train on the Valley road ran off the track yesterday morning near Neal Del Key, o. Three men were injured severely and perhaps fatally.
 Base ball yesterday At Worcester, Wor- cesters 6, Providence 3 at Cleveland Cleve- lands 5 Detroits ? at Albany, Bostons 23, Albanys II; at Buffalo, Buffalos s, Chica- gos7.
 Hanlan says he will row Wallace Ross wherever he likes for g., GOO side, provided purse of 5000 is offered in addition to the stakes by the city or town in the proximity of which the race takes place.
 There is general movement among all the Arab tribes, who are uniting against the French. The Arabs continue their raids upon the European settlements and one tribe threatens to march on Tunis.
 Martin Murphy, of Santa Clara. one of the original settlers in California, celebrated his golden wedding Monday on the old farm and in the old style. One OK, twelve sheep and twelve hogs were roasted whole for the viii lagers, and car load of ale ard wine was drank by them.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
MEXICO.
The Shooting of Pa yInl

The Shooting of Paymaster HierrO.
 CITY OF MEXICO July 19.-The shooting of Paymaster Hero, of the Mexican Central railroad, at Nopala few days since, by one of the guards quartered at that place, is now said to have been a plot to obtain $3o,00O which the paymaster had to pay employees of the railroad It is also said that all the guards quartered in Nopala were interested in the plot to seize this money, which was only frus- trated by the timely arrival of number of engineers of the Mexican Central railroad The special car bringing the body of Paymas- ter Hierro from Nopala to the City of Mexico was derailed and two Mexicans were killed and four wounded.
 The engineers surveying the line of the Taluca division of the Mexican National Rail- way company have encountered very heavy rock along the line of the survey and the company has abandoned this proposed branch of the road on account of the great expense that would be entailed by the removal of this rock etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
Illinois.
The summer Meeting tn Chicaro.

The Summer Meeting in Chicago.
 CHICAGO, July 19.-The first days races for the summer trotting meeting of the Chi cago Driving Park were commenced today before an audience of 10, GOO. The first race, 2:23 class, for purse of $2, 800 divided, had six starters, So So, Edwin Thorn, Pilot R.. Jewett T., Kate Spragne and Minnie R. When the word was given Pilot R. showed up ahead, So So closely following. Minnie k. seemed trife lame and got away badly, breaking before the first turn was reached, as did also Jewett The favorite Thorn follow ed So So. At the first quarter Jewett recov- cred his feet, but Minnie R. was left out. Toward the half-mile post So So took the lead, which she kept to the close. Thorn and Jewett came in two lengths after, the latter horse showing fine work, coming to the third place at the wire from bad fourth at the half-mile post. Kate Sprague tailed at the start and kept mediocre position in this as in the following heats. On the second heat So So and Pilot R. got away on even terms, Thorn next and Kate Sprague last. At the quarter post So So had two lengths advan- tage of Pilot R., and so at the half-mile post, where Thorn was third with length of half gap before him and Jewett good fourth, Minnie R. and Kate Sprague far in the rear. There was good brush between Thorne and Jewett for third place, the latter succeeding So So led Pilot R. one length at the wire. For the third heat So So started as the leader, Pilot R., Thorn and Sprague fol lowing abreast, Minnie R. and Jewett fol- lowing. At the turn Minnie R. dropped out. Toward the half-mile post the others punched about length and half behind So So. At the finish Thorn pushed So So till she broke at fifty yards from the wire, allowing Thorn to win by a length, Jewett and Sprague some three lengths after, followed by Pilot R, Minnie R distanced. time 2:194. In the last heat Pilot R scored first, but immediately fell to the rear. At the quarter So So had half length the lead of Jewett, leading Thorn by length and Sprague good fourth. The places were the same at the three quarter pole, when Thorn took second place from Jewett. Thorn went off his feet near the wire, letting So So take the heat by length
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Sailed, the Arizona for Liverpool Arrived, the Salier from Bre- men, the Anchoria from Glasgow, the Helve- tia from Liverpool, the Bristol and Brooklyn City from Bristol.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Circassia from New York Sailed, the Vandalia from Hamburg for New York, having repaired.
 Queenstown-Arrived( G p. m.) the Sama- ria from Boston
 Bristol-Sailed, the New York City for New York, the Arragon for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Egypt from New York.
 thampton-Arrived, the General Wer- der from New York for Bremen.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July ". FLOUR-Firm and moderately active, closing steady B 1Oas4 O5 No S4 90aS5 10 for shipping extras southern flour in fair demand; good to fancy shipping extras, 5 10a7 25.
 WHEAT-Moderately active and closed firm spot sales of No. red winter at Sl 29a1 30 of No. do at S1 25; of No. 1 white at s1 26}S, and of No. ? spring at 22.
 UoRN-steady and fairly active spot sales of No. at 561 1[a57; of Mo- at 50, and of steamer mixed at 50a52H.
 OATS-Geuerally higher and in moderate demand No. white AS; No. do 4514a45k; No. mixed 45Aa 4515 and No. do 43a436.
 RYE-Quiet and steady at 9ca92L. BARLEY-NominaL
 PORK-steady and fin fair demand ordinary mess for early delivery 1sa1S 25.
 LARD-Fairly active prices easier and unsettled spot sales western steam 12 55, and city do 13 OO BEEF-Unchanged.
 CUT MEATS Unchanged.
 wHISKEY-Nominal.
 SPOT COTTON-Quiet middlings Il 11-l6; fu- lures barely steady
 PETROLEUM-Demand light and prices steady crude in barrels at 6Aa7 naptha in barrels 1Oc.; refined in barrels cargo lots at 7zc and United Pipe line certificates at TAX.
 BUTTER-state grades are held steady and western lots rather weak fairly active; western creamery, choice, at 22Ha23c.; do good at21Ha22c; State and Pennsylvania creamery, choice, 23a23Ec; do good at 22a22H
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

In accordance with instructions sent to Warden Crocker of the jail today Guiteau was this evening placed in a cell on the side of the jail where there are no other prisoners and where means of escape are impossible He will be allowed to see no other persons and will not be permitted to hold converse ton with any of the guards, and will be rig orously excluded from receiving or sending any communication except those delivered by the district attorney or received by his direc- ton. The assassin evidently recognized the object of his removal, but said nothing.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

FOR RENT. A PLEASANT front chamber, furnished or un- A furnished. For particulars inquire at my13 If IT GILL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

healing was forming and the wound was pro- gressing in full accordance with the ideas of the physicians. Doctor Bliss says from the direction and Iength the Etube now penetrates the wound they have the strongest evidence of the correct ness of the original diagnosis that the ball penetrated the liver beyond doubt, and he also states that the channel of the wound IS by natural growth isolated from the vital parts and is being satisfactorily drained by treatment. The doctors all express them selves well satisfied with to-day's progress.
 BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
 p. m.-The President has passed an ex- cellent day and the afternoon fever has been less than on any day since he was wounded. At p. m. his pulse was 92, temperature 5, respiration 19. At present his pulse is 96, temperature 99.s, respiration 19.
 D. w. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN. Midnight. The President is enjoying peaceful slumber and has no fever or rest lessness. Pulse 95, temperature 99, respira-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

U MarRar1ta CISHrSs TNRESH invoice of 200h0 received this day. The . N most popular and best cigar for the money in market. 5c each, S4 per box of 100
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
Anr1rsen1ents.
FOR, SALE CHEAP,

Every Saturday and Monday evenings. Refresh ments. Good order preserved 162 GRAND STREET
 jy9 If and 157 FRANKLIN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20

unveiling the statue to General McPherson at
 Clyde, O., Friday, which has been erected
 over the remains of the late commander of
 the Army of the Tennessee at that place, and
 was the gift of the army. There will be an imposing demonstration, with Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Logan, Belknap, Leg gett, Hickenlooper and others present. Gen.. eral Grant was expected, but is prevented by pressing private business, and in his absence General Sherman will conduct the services of unveiling. Twenty-one full posts of the G. A. R. of Ohio will participate. The ad- dresses of the day are by General M. F. Force, of Cincinnati, and General Strong of Chicago, of McPherson's staff. The exercises are to take place at the cemetory, which oc- cupies portion of the old farm where Mo- Pherson spent his boyhood and where his mother still resides.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-20
THE SOUTH.
Georgia.
National Educators in Council,

National Educators in Council,
 ATLANTA, July 19.-The National Edu- cational association assembled here to- day. Governor Colquitt delivered an ad- dress of welcome, after which Hon J. H. Smart, of Indianapolis, president of the as sociation, delivered the inaugural address Papers were read on sELines of Advance by Prof. c. c. Revins, president of the Maine Normal School. and "What Shall we Teach in Our Elementary Schools?" by A. J. Ric- kof, L. L. D., superintendent of schools, Cleveland, O. This afternoon the depart ment of elementary schools occupied the time of the association. Papers were read on ''The Philosophy of Illustration" by Hon. John J. Burns ex-State Com missioner of Schools, Crlumbus, O.; ''Educa ton of the Sensualities,'' by J. W. Dowd, superintendent of public schools, Toledo, O., and Scientific Education" by Hon. Charles l.. Leos, member of the State board of ex- aminers, Dayton, O. In the evening an ad- dress was delivered on Education and the building of the State," by Hon. John Eaton, United States Commissioner of Education, Washington.