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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
No matter who is or who is mol

No matter who is or who is not
nominated by the Democrats for
Governor, this year, we beg our
readers to put pin on the predic-
tion that any respectable Demo-
cratic candidate will be elected,
and with an hurrah. 1t is the "off
year." And such an Jeff yearW
It will answer to all the conditions
OF . "walk-over" in this State, with
the Sunday law crusade as eide
light. But California will by no
means be alone. Relieved of the
venal traitor Kelly, the Empire
State will this yesr show what
she can do for Democracy. Te
those who have the divine gift OF
waiting, everything is attainable,
and the Democratic party has
shown that fortitude 10 enc Of the
cardinal virtues.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

House door lately, he was about 10
strike her and threatened TO kill
her. Howell, is very unpopular
and Ia known as "Fresh, the
valet" He has been trying to get
various clerks and even chiefs oil
bureaux discharged because they
do not pay sufficient court to the
man that brushes the Presidents
clothes.
Money ana stocks,
NEW YORK, March 2s.-Silve,
bars, 11Ss, money, SOS; govern
ments higher; stocks, weaker;
w. u, 9l}; Quicksilver, IL; Pacific,
~; Mariposs, 2; Wells Fargo, 1923;
New York Central, 1881; Erie, S7k;
Panama, 100; Union Pacific, 1l5l;
Donds, I154; Central Pacific, OH;
bonds, 114a; Sutro, {; Silver Mug
get, 8.
Paper MIN Barnea.
GARDNER, Mimi, March 2Sth.-
The paper mill OF Richards d. Co. /,
has been burned. Loss, $50, 900;
insured.
Rev Rosa Begun.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 2Sth.-
Track laying on the Todes Mexi-
can road has begun.
Destructive Eors.an,
MACON, Ga, March 2Sth.-A tor
nado to-day did considerable dam
age to property near this city, and
many persons were ipjured. The
plantations about Waynesboro
were greatly injured.
A Falss wilma.
EvANsBURG, Pa, March 2Sth.-
A gale blew down three-story
brick house in course of erection
this afternoon. Two men were
Killed, two fatally injured and five
others slightly hurt.
A Cscio1e Kuss Two meN,
COLUMBUS, Ga, March 2Sth.-A
Cyclone passed near Loachapok
Alabama, doing great damage and
killing two men.
Esports from she
Fioodsd DISTRICTS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 28th.-I
mere is a crevasse at the Arizona
twelve feet deep and |
we HUNDRED wide. This crevasse
nay overflow all the sugar planta-
ions on the lef; bank down to
sonnet Care. The entire Crosse
etss county is reported submerg-
"a. The Back water is rapidly en-
reaching Oh the plantations west
# Baton Rouge.
VIeKsBURa, March 2S.-Reports
rem the oveftiowed districts are
cry discouraging.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

AGAIN we feel called upon to
urge our fellow citizens of Arizona
to put down lawlsssnsss and blood
shed, even If 1t requires temporary
organized Iawlessness, in the shape
Of Vigilance Committee, to do IT..
We know not and care not as to
the merits of the controversy
which is one of the leading Gle.
ments In the destructive and de-
moralizing ordeal through which
that portion of Arizona 10 now go
ing which Is most attractive to
capital. The desperate element
must be subdued, on the one side
and the other. Law must be made
to take the place of violence. The
fact is that, to-day, the population
OF Los Angeles is being at least
measurably increased by the ar
rivals OF people who revolt from the
terrorism which now runs riot in
Tombstone and Charleston. Prob.
ably the leading towns of New
Mexico. Colorado and Kansas
could tell similar story. With
the exception Of single murder
Gus and disgraceful incident on the
railway track, Tucson has escaped
the bloody and lawless dispensa-
tion OF late recorded in the South
ern portion of the sun kissed Ia nd.
Tucson has won her immunity by
the stern and unyielding way In
which she deslt with ruffians some
years ago. Let her example be
initiated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
OPEN BOARD-4.l5I M.

MONDAY, l.70 b, Ia a, los; Atlas, l. 81
b; Albion, ESQ b, 2 65 a, 260 s; Mexican.
a. rs; Alta,2 b. 2.se a, $50 s; Goods haw
15e b; Union, ~ b, ,95s a, ga s; Sierra Ne.
,6 yada, ~ b; Jacket. LOS b; 0phir, 2.75 s.
70 Soaia curry, 2S5 b, 5 a; Mexican, b.
~ b; Bodie, 5sl b, 6T =; Choliar, .O5 b;
Hale d Norcross, s5c b: Scorpion, Csc b.
20 q; @ d Q, IS; Navajo, 9ec a; Beicher, SOC
o, 5sc a; Overman. 25c b; 8 Mono, 2H b;
Atlas, 80 b; Benton. 35c b, 40 =; Exche..
9uer, Soc b, S5 a; Eureka, % b; Tioga, S5c
o. o., aMill, M ioc o; Andes, Csc b, 20 a; Union.
o, % a; Savage. $50 b, 30 a; Potosi, 95c /;
Day, LSo b; Bullion, 4Oc b. s5c b: Summit.
loc o; Utah, SH b; Bodie Tunnel. l.4Os,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

THE people Of California are de-
voursd with q curiosity to know
what has become Of the venerable
Marriott's "Asroplane," Ms to
which such great expectations
were raised some months ago? Has
this wonderful invept;on been con-
aligned to the ''limbo of things lost
upon earth?n We hope not.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

1t he's been discovered that the
Two chief awards made by the
Mexican Claims Commission. IA
the extent of $l,2O0.e0O. were OBJ
talned by perjury and fraud, and
the Secretary of State has stopped
the payment of the installment
Que at this time. The project
seems to have been to plunder the
mexican Government under cover
OF United States authority.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

"A writer in the Louisville Cou.
raer-Journol gives some of the cur
rent superstitions of Kentucky ne.
groes. If a person passes through
la funeral procession he Will die
before the oldest one in it. IF n
dog lies on its back and howls il
presages an early death in the
family. If the longest snake
Killed in q days search be sus-
pended from the tree nearest To a
pafched field 1t will bring rain. If
IL be necessary 10 turn back after
starting on An erranj, the conse.
quent bad luck may be averted by
making cross in the road with
the left foretinger. A sufferer
may be cured by slipping up be.
hind him unawares and knoekiny
him dewn with a raw beef tongue
just taken from the beast by an
unmarried butcher under 81, A
bloody knife, bottle of alcohol
and bag Of live Lizards are an
effective outfit for bewitchipg am
enemy; but the intended victim ia
often warned Of the danger by an
Owls screech close to the cabin.
The recipient Of a poisonous
snake's bite drinks a pint of whis-
Ky, and then, If sober enough. kills
the first black chicken with white
tail feathers he can find, picks the
ieataers out and burns them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
dwelIinr with atf,

AFTER dwelling with effusion on
the Yosemite, Los Angeles and
Santa Monica, the things which
elicited most admiration from DR..
William Howard Russell, the FAM
Gus "Bull Rum Russell of our war
Of the Rebellion, during his late
trip through the United States was
the PAlo Alto stock farm of ex-
Governor Leland Stanford. Gov.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
EAST Err ~.
A Veto Probable.

| CHICAGO, March 2Sth.-Tb,
story OF the Presidents having in
1ieated his intention of signing the
Chlnese bill is not credited. Tn,
PRESIDENT has given no sign vet
The general belief is, however
tnat he will veto and indicate
that the twenty years clause should
be reduced to ten.
BumOr Deated-Asktngf for szsa,u,s
Pardon.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-A WASH
ington special says: No creaence ia
given to the rumor that Walker
Blaine 10 going to marry q Chilean
lady.
The Illinois State Senate to.dav
adopted a resolution asking the
PRESIDENT to pardon Mason.
A"o imprisonmens of Amer,caS
Citisens.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-Ths
asnaes's Washington special saws:
The case of Daniel MoSweeney' a
United States citizen arrested in
Ireland under the provisions of
the Coercion Act, is attracting
m ueh attention In the Senate. This
state Department has been asked
20 furnish documents ia the case
and some action is expected.
Aping Hts Betters.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Washing-
on specials relate that Alec How
~, the colored servant of Presi. |
lent Arthur, is assuming Con.
'ressional manners and although a
aarried man, with three children.
q maintains q young woman, for
'hom he has obtained a place in
ne Land Office. He has lately
sased to support his wife and
hen che eampsd before the White | ]
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

II is singular fact that actors
whose habits of life might be sup.
posed TO conduce to different re.
suit, are exceedingly long lived.
Macklln died at 107, Dowt0n at as
Roger Kemble at 50, Macready at
oo' Young at 10, Paul Bedford at
IS, Blackstone at II, Marsden at "a
miss O'Neil at 81, Mrs Siddons al
20, Mrs Bracegirdle at IS, Mrs
Arlington at rs. OF those still liv.
ing Webster is 81, Mrs Kelley 7s,
and John Gilbert is blithe and CAV
at 70. soy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

1T 10 often repsyet-and es.
pecially during itIcal cam.
Paigns-that the bern people
are at neart un-rdructed, and
that only the lOgi,ver-mas aster.
ing circumstancexents them
from establishing, ,u bstance, if
not IN name, the liar institu-
tion OF the Old anau UNI regime
In mat section. ls no truth
whatever in aUy assertion
Nevertheless, we tour readers
Will be interested Q following
manly utterancesl lntIy made
by Henry Waite rhitor of the
Louisville Couridrnal. the
leading paper OF South, who
was an officer in topfederato
array during th@, and but
lately a prominp Democratic
Congressman fromucky:
"Looking back ie by-gops
days OF negro slave seems in
credible that suct4 institution
= 4. II.
could nave surv'vdingle gen.
eral election. has shown
tnat, as q matter itical and
dom estic economIy was nm
prontable. But, Tered with
reference TO matteth lie still |
nearer the humart, it was
simply monstrous1 1em which |
held Tour mlllloEs prtal men
ana women In per bondage,
and without onek light or
hopei Wnicn coulqlerate ed
ucatiOn, and actuatcouraged
the practice OF vi vlfhich sep
srated families v mercy
seiiing D wire hereI husband
there, and scatterithers and
sisters far and widAars come
to the eyes with til thought.
slavery was a y right.
slavery was a con5 pal right.
Ii got into polit1 religion,
and eddied round |eund the
passions of the tiutatesmen
fought over 1t. Udefended
1t. Ia the eyes ojopagand.
lists it was sacred. in the /
minds of it's assaildroused n q
superstition so det, after IL
had dragged the cdnto war. /
two years passed Ian anti
slavery President ding him. a
self to issue q singilam alton r
of freedom, aud eb the side
which was arrayed field and 1
under arms sgAinsl " expert,
enced q strain. Ybw know.
and the reason andgence OF 4
men universally aIat, In ad- T
dition to being arosity In Z
slavery whmitigat- Ii
ed humbug anil b. The ii
great men who IA constitu. m
tion saw this in timing and 81
tried to get rid of tuition 90 To
dangerous aud indie. Then al
IL was the North finding a
profit in the sIa' stood In
The way. Later develop
ment of the coroduction To
the iniuthward. eli
But, nevertheless, frat and de
Isst, blunder srims, the or,
penalties for whicpeen ter. m,
'ible and vast. lily, il is he
zone, and If thtion and WI
prospects of the Nc are not | th,
vi we could wisto be, we eea
It least are quit o.. wh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
spsoIAL NOrlCk.

Hereafter notices OF companies. socie-
Ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
Ia the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship, graf
Is directory. which wf1l appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
Herald Steam Printing House.

raa facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
okrpassed In California outside of San
p4ancisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted TO as will be executed with neat
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

DIR. RUSSELL, his "Hesper.
ethen," o book ON which We
have already quo, and which is
really fascinatii narrative of q
rapid journey acrtthe American
continent, tells shtory Of how
the Ducal party ived alta sta
ton on a Colorad narrow gaupe
railway aud startoff on walk
to one of the mig mushroom
towns within eareach of the
track. The railv schedule was
propitiols and evthing looked
lovely, when the dpguised Eng.
lish visitors were ertaken by a
railway ofhciai, wadvised them
to relinquish theiiroIl because.
ne said, there had n good deal
of shooting" up ie that morn
ing, involving tteath OF two
persons and the wding of sew.
eral others, the aDpassions still
running high ancudence die
tating return. Ttuke of Suth.
erland and party Dted the well
meant advice an(Ihad fha;r mn
riosity. Such tents as these |
are of incalculabhjury to the
frontier sections the United
States-the very ,ions which
need capital for depment. The
time has come W they ought
no longer to be chsled. A COM
mon understandisetween the
law abiding peopf Colorado.
New Mexico andizona would
make their recurr,not only
likely but impossi Such an
agreement ought reached at
snce. All the lasness should
be taken at a sinaoss, and the
ruman element o to find the
drastic remedy so ctual that it
would resolve itsereafter irto1
an element OF sire rather than
of weakness to thnmupitv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

Stanford has certainly the largest
and most promising stud on the
American contineit. Up till the
summer OF last year he had not
sold single colt o filIy, although
his young brood numbered fully
seven hundred at hat time. 1t is
legitimate matte of pride that,
Ia this hobby of tie Ex-Governor,
he has pushed stok development
in this State to sch marked pre-
eminence. He las benefited the
section very greav indeed by his
lavish outlays. he same service,
though with sestly lessened
means, has keen 'endered by Mr..
l.. j. Rose, of unny Slope, Los
Angeles county. Taking into the
count the fact tat Gov. Stanford
has had ten f.ilities for our
townsman's one,.he latter must
be admitted to hse carried off the
laureis. Betw@ the two, with
the splendid studf Mr.. E. J.Bald-
win, OF the Samantha ranch, Los
Angeles courtyard that of Mr.. |
Titus, of the sancounty, thrown
in, California wllsoen claim the
first; or, at the ost, the second
rank. of all thelistinctive turf |
States of the Unit All that Gov. |
Stanford needs give suprem-
acy to his Palo to stables is to
buy the San Vsnte or Puente
ranch, and bring ! nags down to
Los Angeles coun The temper
ature and feed of ssection would
do wonders for hitnrivaled stud.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
A Meteor Which Shook the Earth,
Helena independently

Helena Independently
An enormous meteoric stone fell
recently southeast of Fort Assini-
bolne, Montana, lighting up the
surrounding country with the
glare. The time which elapsed be-
tween Its striking the earth and
the report reaching here was near.
~ nve minutes. The shock was
like the report of a cannon, and
the earth was shaken. Careful
search to-day for distance of saw
eral miles from the post reveals
nothing. Taking into considera.
ton the fact that sound travels one
thousand one hundred and twenty
iest In second, it is estimated
that the meteorite must have
ialien fully fifty miles distant from
Assiniboine. The shock friphtan.
ed the people at Fort Benson and
at Coal Banks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
Passengers Coming sou,,

FRESNO, Cal, March 2s.-The fol,
lowing is the list of passengers fol
the south and east on the train
which passed this place at5P. NJ.
Fred Crocker and party, in special
car; G H Swims, w A Dennis, ]
n Wilson, Miss g e Goldsworth,
Mrs + u Wetmore, Mrs H Franks,
" Finch, Wilsoa WadiDgham, M re-
! . Nelson, b Ule, A Hull, w b
B Duncan, ] Cooks, M 8 Hewes 8
Miller, ] ] Willis, w II Buck, w
Nichol. B Lawlor, Mrs ] e Mud.
ham, ] L Porter, A 8 Chapman, W
+ Morrison, Miss Katie Chapm an,
Mrs 3 T Stowe and two children,
ID Mansfield, M Oberfi lder, G Holt,
W T Cornwell. ] Brophy, N C
Larsen, w r Johnson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
FOR EICn.
GaDstttes Buru.d Oar,

F""Ftes BWrhsH oar.
PEsTH, March 27.-Sixty houses
ana nfty out buildings at Boeszsf.
ma and 24S houses at Paks were
hurned. Several hundred families
are in destitutiop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.
siatituon Wanted,

A youth of l6 or IL, who boards with his
parents. Apply at No. so Main st. m29-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29

BY steady man, OF experience, to
lake care OF horses and garden. Address
Il. NJ, Herald office. IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK &c SPORT.

SAN FRANoIsCo -,roOK AND Ex.
OHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
FOR SAlE-FQR RENT,
FOR SALE,

The new and good furniture of a dwell.
Ing house. Apply at No. l8 Temple
street.. mr28-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
LOT FOR SALE.

On Hill street, below Eighth street. n
Iot 6U 1eeL 'front.' by l65 feet deep. Enquire
of L. A. Tenn pletons Herald ONCE. i55tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the stockbold.
ers of the Southern California Packino
Company will be held at the effice OF fb :
Company az lo:Se O'Clock A. M. ON Mon.
day. April Sd, 1882.
mh2std jim, ELLIOTT, Secretary,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
So REWAR n..LCST.

Saturday, March 10th. lady's small
hand-bask et, containing deeds and other
papers of value to the loser. The above
reward will be paid for the return of the
same to the Office of the HERALD.
mr2S-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
FOR SALE,

good opportunity to buy spIendi i'd
TWo-ST0RY DWELLING; eight rooms.
bath, gas, etc.; centrally located. Ad.
dress p. o. box l0l6. mr5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
COTTAGE FOR SALE...s5OO

AT EAST Los ANGELES, near horse
cars, school and stores. Terms easy.
Apply to j. b. MITCHELL, Koom 8.
First National Bank Building. m26 ST
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
Il | Il ID S ELL
Clover & Alfalfa
SEPARATOR.

The only machine manufactured to.dav
In the world having Threshing and Hull.
ing Cylinder combined in one frame,
Send for copy of the "Oloyer Leaf, >,
containing much valuable information on
the culture and harvesting Of Glover and
Alfalfa.
There are, to-day, over 1000 Of thsaa
justly celebrated Birdsell Clover Separators
at work throughout the United States, and
not one as yet has ever failed to give eutire
satisfaction both t the Threshermen and
Farmers.
We guarantee our machine in eyeryra.
spect. From the first of August to the frs
Of November, 1876, we sold over 5OOcs these
machines, and in not single instance have
we heard one word of complaint either
against the manner OF their construction
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
D..ps.cn So ,ns pr...a..t.

4
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2sth.-
The Republican State Central
Committee met this morning and
ordered dispatch to be sent to
the President through the Califor-
MA Congressional delegation in
forming him that, in the opinion
OF the committee, his failure to
approve the Chinese bill will re-
suls disastrously to the interests
and prosperity Of the Coast, and
work great injury to the people of
every class.
An IBdian Ex xecute0.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-A
Portland, Oregon, dispatch says
that katata, the Alaska Indian
murderer, was executed at 7 A. M
de assembled the scsffold firmly,
bsde all present goodbye and |
shook hands. He objected to hav-
ing his arms pinioned, and force
was required to confine them. His
neck was broken by the fall and he
died without struggle.
Ehe Gra," Prospscss In she s.ase.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2sth.-
Ksperts from the interior indicate
that the grain crops will be rather
better than the average in nearly
Gil the counties, except those stu.
ated in the San Joaquin valley. In
san Joaquin and Stanislsus coun-
Ties the prospect is good. except on
the west side, where more moist.
urs is needed. A fair crop liz hoped >
for In Merced, but further up the
valley the harvest will be poor,
except on irrigated ground. IL
sp'rndld Crop Prospects Ia san
SAN DIEGO. March 2Sth.-Rs.
turns from seventeen wheat grow.
hg sections of the county show a !
'etai or nearly $4,000 acres in
wheat, which is in first class con-
iition. The lowest estimated weld
over 100000 centaIs. Every q
>ound OF that estimate will be
Produced. There will be about
'Oe,e00 centals Of barley. General .
'reps are ia splendid condition and y
'rass is abundant. The fruit crop q
Viii be the largest ever known, ss- j.
'ecially as to the vineyards. u
aood Psospec,s AN san Bsruara,poa q
SAN BERNARDINo, March 2s.- g.
n this county the crop prospects e
Vsre never better than at present, Of
na the general feeling regarding O.
nis seasons crops is one of conf. I
eDce. The snews on the mOun- 81
AIMS have been unusually heavy, K.
,hieh insures plenty of water for I'll
II irrigating bitches upon which ia
lost or our orchards and vine fe
ards depend.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
Wanted.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin streets. one
block from Postohice. d3ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
PAINTINGS.

The undersigned will give instruc.
lions In PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHS
for two dollars. 40
MISS MIRANDA,
mh26-1w No. 10 Buena Vista St.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-29
soRNINa sEsaIoN.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04

10. G G. Il GO $50, D vid Suehan / ia
ooh Murray 1.25. J-coh Rosar 50, Cnas
RosA ., J.s 81 .Hersemau /. San,I Knolie
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yard 1, Eli Nose g David Slghan Q, + b
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