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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
IS. EapiteI,
Gin t e.

IS mar Sttober. Die BGume i'm
Bart batten i9r !9erbit9ewanb ansele9t.
Sie SaiIon war au @nbe unb bic Babe
Orte ifanben perIa6en unb ODE. S9aaren
Don 8er9niisunas iudern waren mad al
Dem Ganjen, Rofettiren, St9pusen unb
- 9srumlun9ern olei3 3uep6setn in
bic StGbte 3urid9eeiIt. Die &6nt9innen
Der Sailcu aobirten lbre @roberun9en,
uno uDriorsIibe Ouenuas o Mlttern
ftdbten bic 6sIuItate ibres l9arfiinnisen
@altens ab. @atten uno SGter ieuf3en
Oh Der tOlonalen Ge9nunsen, weIde be-
sablt merben muBten. Die faibiomable
9EeIt mai gu ben Winterquartieren 3u>
rit9etebrt = gu Oper unb Baa, gu SRA:
tineen unb @mpfans unb al jenen aubez
rem eIdnsen6en Se%ritreuuu9en, weIde benz
,Sabrmnrtt Der giteltett" ibreu Stems
pei aufbriden.
SIS mar elm triber, resuerii9er Gag.
Q3on 3sit gu 3eit eutluOen bic sruueu
8olten einen traftieen @uB, unb elm
me[an9oItider @in6 beulte un6 pfiff
I'm bic StrnBenedsn un6 fe9te ben
8rDabwop binauf. Nber Gin t(eines
Bonboir in etnent sewiffeu Srauuftetn-
8alaite, Der 6inften Qpenue eri9ien
tros bes @etters trauli6 unb Doh @lana.
SIN Ieinem reid persierten &nmine branfte
Elm Hadernbes Seuer, un6 Dor bieiem
iaBen smet iun9e 0edb6en unb pIdu6erz
ten, mie chen nur Rdb9eu p!Gubern
t6nnen, bic ii9 bertIi6 lieb baben unb
uieIe Monate lang o chamber setrennt
waren.
Meine iaRe, berSise 8eta, iaste
gtbel Sarbis [-fie mar nit ibrer Weuts
ter feline pierunb3wansis 9tun6en in
Newport seLanbst j Du bait Did ie5r
ueranbert felt i'd Did bos Iette NtdI
fab.
4, gu meinem 9ortbeiI, ME i3 boffe,
uerieste 8eta, peI1e SER Cullen Car
bis aus einem perffedteu 3ufu6tsort i'm
9ebtree mad Repport gebra9t bate,
UNI bic b~eimtebreuben Eouriffen 5u be-
sriiBen.
OeEen bin i'd bod nidt gang fiber,
On baIt eritens Define wiIbe &oie1s
6arbe eiueebibt, mon enfant. Du
fiebif bIaB mr6 PERTINENT ans. 6nt es
Dir benin aud pirfli9 bel ben 8ane's in
Gepport un6 BEL 9opa in O,n Bergen
eefaIen2 Gag es mir; mir babeu fur
Die nddifsu uiertn63wan3ia Stuuben
nidts anberes ;u tbun, Gls &onfbenjen
uus3utauf6eu.
8eta bate ii9 in Der Chat wdbrenS
Der Ietten Wo9eu uerdu6ert. Gte fat
bIeid unb abse3ebrt aus, uub cine erff
neuerbinss angeIeste ernfte 6ufuna, bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
g erfehrte 80 eIt.

Mutter: v@Iei5 ftebit Ou Don Der
gr6e auf, 6rit3eu!"
Trib: yGein, Drama, 3uerit mnB i'd
eineu MpfeI t~rieeen!"
Muttsr: r@etu, On bstommit tstnsn
4pfel!"
6ris: Damn iteb i'd ni5t auf i'd
Mil Dir Deiuen gisenltnn f3on abees
w6bnenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
RfIIiae Erh5huua.

SG6sr Ign sinsm SaHcIH, eeE ma
8aIireu 10 Sfennis' betabEil; -StEsU
6reunb, ba fsbIen nod 5 RfsHniI'i"
Bauer: ga. uisiO benH7"
8a6er: ,,9IaubeH q visafi&t. -
tries' bic Rense S4DGmn, be -
Sbheu ms 9'T4t 'PapPt bzsf, g.
iasRtt2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
SubOrSinatisn n

Sin 6cIbuebeI bsri4tst absV SSs ~
Ie6en eines SoIboten una Crhiist Sam
RilitdrarBt, wssen a6sabc an eG3 elan
besamt, bic ReuHun9 hST SoeesRVlG4t-
Nn weEd,r RraHfbeit7- iastr a.
.befebIen Der 6tTs StabsGTst, oaB be-
@sfrtits Oa9lsl ssffsrSsR isin Isa7-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10

OrisineIIe 8etanntma9uns 9.
v@er mir auf mein !0aps iautmt Cur
ten bis gum uier3ebnten bes Monats bas
b59fte 4nsebot ma9t, benz uir6 es sue
9eI9Iaseu, auBer wenu Bis babiu SS5es
manb nod mebr bieten ioute."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
SeEettsN0H0tts

666f. Don Der 8Iattentrant6eit
1T gu beri9ten, baB bieieIbe bier iowobt
ME in Der t1msesenb, u%nifatt ab3unebs
men wteber neu um f3 sesrifeu bat.
go iinb aud in 3eiIshsim un6 in SOis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
90 q d b @ e b5r.

unteroff;ier: vS6ren Sc NAL, BIiems
den, weBbaIb i6reiben Se benn 4uIuer
eiaI meg nit 3wee ff?~
&strut: vDas tbue i'd sic b~efents
weseu, neil es sic 10 fer6terIi3 tnoIIen
tbut."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
nnbearhnbete @nnabme.

Ir3t: Sbr Damn bat wo5E EN-
@lds9eu lber ben Ourit 9etrunten?
6rau: $50 benten sic biu2 @r
triHtt iuuer flares 8runnenwaiIer
unb felbff bas mod perbinnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
Aud cine @rGtaIatisH-

S9uItbeis: vWsias 6raH ithet sE4
e Bouquet uHb sratHIui BEN 3arn Eas
Der 6ruu Amtmann s=T fIbSTntR Dad
jsit."
Amtnlonn: -Ra, ME ssbts seKa %
rer 6rau2~
S9uItbeiB: DAME sebSEiGMf eT
eiti9en Ra9frns' - ft ptra BAIT Ea4
aae Gag eimmsr uHS tappigeT-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
8 er Ndnhfarren.

Sin 6uabe FIT BEL einem NIT einen
9lantud bebeften 9anbtarren am GuBs
elmer Inb6be. Sin Spa5iersdn9er fOurmt
bober, Bel befen Inndberun9 Der 8nube
gu wsiueu anfan9t.
r9err: nSunge, mas beulft Du
oenn2"
8nabe: sd fam NIT benz &arren
niGt ben Berg btuauftommen."
9err lin ~9utuitbiser 2aune ,,Ra
barn aets' NAL ber." [S9iebt ben &ars
rem bis our 90be binauf.l uSo-ba 3!
lSi9 BEN S6peiB trndnenb a: Sag
nal, mas 5aft Ou benn eisentIi9 aui
Oeinem 6arrcn2"
&nabe: oMein GROCER Sruber i9Idft
barouf."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
BEN SdpimmsAHRaIL

Su ben sd sAuhalL
6err ~Gentrilfetl: @as baden oeHH
sic bier Su tbun7 30 IN eeuz ben SGer=
bieuer2 5ier ssb6rgu bod tsins 6Eaa<H
simmer bereinl
8Gbefrau To9ietsH6sHel Sa Der sat
feline 3eit iest = Der III erabsl aS esE
Damen bei9dftist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10

BerHau@ttastt,
B~erHau&un0en,
DeeffaMdun0sn,
DtrEauAunSe+,
Gtetfen Gals,
Gtetfsu Gals,
Sttifen RaES,
CuetS@nnseE,
~6ueti@nuSea,
0uetf@anatti,
Sr6BAu9eH,
BrAbunHe5as
BtAbunSet,
9rlAuneet1, =.
@rabun4ea,
GriT@e 98liaSsss,
Brif@e @tHOen,
Sttf@e gSnR1en,
8riiGs @uuatu,
eAnitftDua0ets,
G@nttttpunoen>
G&nitttotttoeT en-,
&Autttiuutt0e 1s,
G~@ntttWuuesR,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
0routs.s Sa&SS@.

2 Maabeburq. Gin Iansidbriser
8ro,es bes RiIitdrfscus wiber ben
RuSiifrat pom Masheburs megen Orr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
&heu1 atiSmuS,

RhSea tn @tH@t
Rtiben Ina 6eFAt,
sRetBen tua SeF@t,
ReI6tn iua 0eF@!,
9Ht0erretktns
0He0errHBen,
GIIt0trreiBtt1,
8rOFbeuIeu,
8roFbeuIea,
6rUEbeuIen,
8rSHbettIst,
Ot@t, 0iGt,
0i@t, Slot,
@t@t, @t@t,
&i@t, SHOT
GtttRinuB,
eeTenT@ab,
Segenf@uB>
Sereuf@uB,
&eTeHf@nk
eaftaIttseH,
GAftenIetOen,
GHftenIet0en,
GnftenIti6sn,
2RfteEIetSss,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
Sauern

Srembsr: a6n Shr sast 'ud ezFa
feiffen YaffOr.
Bauer Unit SsIbfsefahl: las 1aEe
ni6t ibIe, mem EnfU 9emftae< Ht9f
eiumnI einen Yaffor mdfen fsHEItsi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10

8weifsIBafts 9srfi9eraHs-
@af: sic GER Dirta. Be: 9Vat<a
rie@t ia abi&enIi4; 6Gs 5Isil9 Is 1osl
i9cn iebr aItl
@trtb: 8 Soft bewakrel SsE a.
mem gang iuHseH RaIberL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
G0HScEeSa

2inaen. Oemn69it iou IL Der
8au hes &beins@ eiers@ l6ezGanals, inss
beionbere 3und9lt ieter GbeiI biefer ST.
ME in &n9riff senommen werben, weI6er
bas &%obIenrepier nit ben @msbafen per-
binbst. SIS 1T cine Eiefe bes &anaIs
pom 8 SuB in Qusit9t gsnomnen, iu6eB
Der porb0ncsne &anaI nur 4 SUP Stefe
bat. @s Iou babel Der ietise @mss9aiss
RanaI in Der beitsbeuben @inie beibebaIz
ten, aber pouildubig umsebaut wsrben.
Del 8au Ger GbeiIitrede 1T auf As Miu.
sc. uerani@lagt.
Serben. Die 8obrunsen mad 4es
trOlsumt nebmen in uuI erer @sseub eineu
immer erDBeren llmfaug an. go bat
iest bic ,l1niteb Continental Oil 9omz
PAM" in 2onbon NIT mebrereu 9rllnb>
itidbefbern in 9angpebeI unb Ooperben
@ontratte %pereinbart, mad wel6em bic
BETTER bic 4niteuung pon 8obrperius
den anf ibren 9runbitiifen 9eseu ansez
mefIene gnti9db;sun9 9eifattsn. @iro
BetroIeuut sefunbeu, 10 sabIt bic @eieus
f6aft 24OO M. fir BEN Wor9en Niefe,
1000 SO. fir BEN Worgen AderIanb un6
1900 We. fur ben Morgen 9aibelanb.
Oas Hnb fir iere @egenb sans enorute
9reife. Ole 9eieuf6aft beabi9tist, in
benz ean;en Eerraiu swii6eu ben 5iifen
Nuer nno @imme Bobrun9en an3ufteIs
len unb eintretenben Sails @runbbeits
al ermerbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-10
Yropiua S6IeIeta.

Qieenit. l1niere Stabt pirb auer
Observation-Disclosures mad in ndbiter Belt
bic Iansit erfebnte giienbubn:Serbi
buns NIT @olObsrs nn6 wsiter mad
Q6uenbe1e nnb @reiffeubers erbolten,
benu in Der 9orlase fir bas Ib9sorone'
tenhous, betreffenb ben Sau elmer Heite
pom Qotals @iienbabnen betnbet ft9 al5
bic 9inie pom 2iesuie mad Goldberg, FIR
wel6en 3ped i,26o, 600 SO. sefOrbert
wer6eu, auBerbem pom 9retienbers mad
Q~ouenberq uno pom 9reiffenbers nab
Triebebers, wofir 2,6T2,o 900 SO. SefOrs
bert werben.
Mostan. @s i9eint II bod, baB
Die @tnnbesberrI9ait Wustau %pereauft
wer6en fou. Serf9iebene Gdufer unb
4aenten fommen mad Wustau; 10 wa>
rem bier 4. 9. tarsli9 8raf arnim aus
SoI,eubSrF uub Baron &rdmm aus
8riburs in 8eifaIen aurueieno. Der
aefOrberte Yreis 6etrd9t 10 VFtAtOr'er'
Ofart.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

Here Guiteau's voice failed and he
bowed his head and broke into sohs, bu,
he rallied little and went on with his
chant:
I saved my party and my land,
Glory hallelujahl
But they have murdered Inc for it. aud that is
the reason l am going to the Lordy,
Glory hallelujah! Glory halleluj all
am going to the Lordy.
Here again feeling overcame him, and
he leaned his head on the shoulder Of
DR.. Hicks and sobbed pitifully, still be
went on:
wonder what will do when 1 get to the
I,ordy:
guess that will weep no more when get to
the Lordy.
Glory hallolujah! Glory halieluishl
Here There Was Another Interrupt
ton,
caused by the sobs and emotions which
he was unable to repress. He w"pt Bit
teily and then with quiverng lips and
mourntul tones he went Cn to flush bis
di'ty:
I expect to see most splendid things beyond all
earthly conception. when am with the
Lordy,
Glory hallelujah!
Raising his voice to the highest pitch
he could command
Glory Hallelujahl am with the Lord.
This Closed the Chant,
and then Rev. Mr.. Hicks gave Guteau
his final benediction and farewell, say
ing: God, the Father, be with thee and
give thee peace forever more"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

An ounce OF prevention is worth
pound of cure. and saves doctor bills
take PERUNA.
The iron strike is unchanged a, Pitts
burgh. 1t will remain so until after July
Alb
John L. SulliYan has been challenged
by Tug Wilson, champion of England,
to fight for stakes OF $4,000.
The great water cure establishment,
"Out Home" at Danville, N Y burned
Monday night, by the explosion Of a
boiler OF the elevator. Loss, 81 ,000, 900.
A u the patients were removed in safety.
p. Fitzpatrick by mistake took drink
Of water out OF tin cup containing
paris green, and died about twenty min
utes afterward. The deceased was aged
thirtp-seven, and leaves wife and -four
children.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04


Don't worry any longer with pain /;
take PERUNA
When the cyclone struck 1ndepend-
ence. Ia, quite crowd was collected al
the union depot, and while some prayed i,
the station agent jumped through wiz
dow and broke into saloon to brace
up, There he found the saloon keepers
good wife praying. and then it occurred
to him that 1t was cellar he wanted.
The Sultan's invitation to Arab to
walk into his parlor at Consiantinople,
has been politely declined by the latter,
on the ground that the Egyptian army
cannot hear to part with him Perhaps
Arab has a shrewd Suspicion that once
in Constantinople the Sultan might never
let him GO, becoming as fond Of bis
presence as the army Of Egypt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

KElFER, the Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives. attended GARFrELD's
funeral at Cleveland. and in his bill of
expenses rendered, charged the Govern.
ment flee cents, The cost of shioe for
his boots. We are In favor Of cent
collection for KEIFER's benefit. His soul
is too small to comprehend larger sum
from any one individual.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

NoTIcE has been served on the stone
cutters on the Government works at
Marietta, the ice barbor, that they are
expected to forward two per cent OF their
wages to the Republican Congressional
Committee st Washington 10 aid the
campaign next fall. Is portion Of that
blood money 10 be furnished to aid
DAWES re-elec.iuni Will the Marietta
Register inform the rublici
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

LAST week the people Of Iowa voted
on prohibitory amendment to the Con-
stltution and gave msjority in favor OF
It OF about $4,000 votes. That will
close the rum shops in that State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

GUITEAU. the murderer OF GARyIELD,
was hanged in the fail at Washington
City last Friday at IL o'clock and 40
minutes The particulars will be found
elsewhere in this number of The SplRrr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. President OF
the Civil Service Reform Association OF
New York, 10 after JAY HUBBEIL and his
Republican Congressional Committee Of
fce-holder oppressionists with a sharp
pen. He declared that the Association
twill spare no lawful effort to restore
equal liberty to every citizen" The lib
erty the. employe Of The Government
now enjoys is to pay the Comvittee'e
d. wsnds or make room for some one
who will come down with his dollars to
aid the managers to corrupt the ballot
box
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

THE Pennsylyanis Democrats are In
the field with .trong ticket and plat
form that has the irue ring. Bossisu
will receive its death warrant In the land
of PENN this year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

Hox. GIokeE HoEDLEY. OF Cinc,nnaH,
would make 9 6rst class Chairman OF
the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

TIE French Cabinet has decided to
hold aloof from intervention In Egyptian
affails- England viii be compelled 10
90 it alone.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

CIVIL SERVICE RIFoRM must appear as
q prominent plank in the platform of the
Ohio Democracy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

JUDeR LIrs. OF Tiffia, is candidate
for Secretary OF State, and. II nonins-
ted, would give 1owrsKED, the Republi-
can Deminee, the grand bounce.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

GAuMER elected q Republican Com
mon Pleas Judge, By his 81 game TO con
troll Sheriffs sales, and nov squeals be-
cause OF the loss OF official "pap."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

The Republican leaders are worried
over the effect Of their blackmailing circu.
lar, yet they approve the plan sent out
to postmasters and other Government
employees. by the Republican Congress
sional Committee. Your money or your
place, is the meaning Of the circular,
and hundreds Of pestmssters and others,
10 whom the circular was sent, have re-
fused to pay one cent. Now kick them
cut Mr.. jar HUBBELL, II You dare.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

TEE 17th District Congressional Dem
ocrstic Convention will be held at st.
Clairsville on the 1st day Of August.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

EkeLAHD is preparing to send her
troops TO Egypt 70 battle in the shado~
of the pyramids.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04

CoNaREssMAN DAWES from the 18th
Ohio District Is very quiet gentleman
In Congress, but he has opinions. What
is his opinion Of the Repsblican Con-
gressional Committees assessment circu
lar that has been sent to every man, Wo.
man and child in the country tbatis 10
Governr ent service? Does he iDdoss
the swindle? When the circular was
discussed In Congress last week, he, by
his silence, gave it his approval.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04
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Neb Y. 1o6srtissnlle|nts,.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate,of Jacob Moose, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Jacob Moose, late Of Monroe county decd.
Dated this 2sth day OF jane, A. D. 1882.
iuly4'S2g3 lSRARL D. M00SR. +.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04
In the Coffin.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The coffin
prepared for Gui.eau to-day is plain
one, exactly similar to those furnished
other criminals who have been executed
at the Jail. Soon after the body was
lowered it was placed iu the coffin. The
features were not disturbed, but looked
natural ss when in life. After 1t had
been arranged, the spectators were rang
ed in line and permitted to view the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-04
The Death Watch.

After the decision of the Court in
Banc, refusing new triai,a special watch
Of three men, serving eight hours each.
was set over him. which had been con-
tinued ever since; visitors we're forbid
den to approach his cell, and even Reed
was not allowed to go close enough to
him TO shake hands except in the pres
ence of a guard. Gen Crocker felt that
he was responsible for the prisoner until
the sentence Of the Court had been exc
cuied, and did not propose 10 allow any
opportunities for escape by any means !;
for he was not confident that Guiteau
would not bsffie the Law at the last mo.
ment by
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-26

Ia the hands of Constable Horton, who
yesterday evening served them in the
following cases:J. Philippi, Samuel Pra-
ger, George Hammel, Dolores Guerrero,
Antonio Ofilio and Robert Eckert. The
accused at once gave bail for their APP
pearance to answer when called upon.
The Constable was unable to find the
other two persons informed against.
Any one who desires to know the sub
stantial progress which has been made
in Los Angeles during the past year
would do well to interview the officials
of the Gas and Water companies The
number of new houses and new connec-
tons which have been made with the
mains of both companies is thing to
wonder at. In the case of the Gas
Company the business done SURPRISES
the palmy days of lS74-75, although
the rates have been greatly reduced,
while the Water Company can tell a far
better story. Houses are springing up
every where with rapidity which bids
fair soon to place Los Angeles in the
category of cities of twenty-five thous-
and people and upwards, and the pleas
ATTEST thing about it is that the county
is settling up with corresponding
rapidity
If there is one thing the sensible peo-
pie of Los Angeles-the Taxpayers in
particular agreed upon, it is that
the present farce of arresting people and
hauling them off to all points of the
compass, at great expense to the county,
should be stopped. The probability is
that this view of the matter will be pre-
sented so strongly to the Board of SUI
pervisors, at their next meeting that
that body will put its foot down on the
extravagant masquerade and decline to
pay any OF the bills. The sumptuary law
issue has been raised and will be deter.
mined at the election this Fall. Till
then there ought to be a surcease of the
lavish OUTLAWS which will accomplish
PointNo-P Point, on the Vir-
ginia shore, which recedes as the voy-
ager approaches it and is never reached,
is about the equivalent of the place
where the Sunday law gentlemen have
been striving to land at so far, and the
same result will continue to the end.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-26
Passengers Due This Evening

The following is the list Of passengers
by the Southern route to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telepraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at II
o'clock last night:
Lawshe, Cotton; DR. c. p Arland, J
w Moyle, San Francisco; Mrs + A Col
vile, f w Garretson, Jean Dulac, I
Luofford, Tucson; Miss ii Hinckley,
Philadelphia, Pa; j $ Paine, wife and
wife, Boston; Jos Enow, j w Bonel,
Harrington, Newark, N j; l. E Haskell
G S Haskell, Rockford, Ill; G Foreman
and wife, c b Hicks, New York; l
Ward, Chicago; Jos Miller, John All
secht, Tombstone; j n Thaeker, Oak
land; f N Coombs, Contention, A Y; {
Haigh, r Haigh, Hugh McCrabbe, Lei
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-26

CONNEYANCES-APRIL 25, 1882.
BF Thompson to Mary Foy-E acres OF s
Is acres of WI OF SW4 of NW4 Sec 81, t Is, X l;
w; 800.
Smith Comstock and o NJ Enslow to S A Shef
feld-N 8 acres of vineyard lot BIB, Anaheim
$500.
DE Hall and Henry Hamilton, Trustees, t.
Abby Hall-Lot 90, Mission San Gabriel; So.
David Franklin Hall and Abby p, his wife, to I
] Bailey--Lot %, Mission San Gabriel, and trac
east thereof $500,
ID Rivara and Vignolo to John II Jones-LoI
"a, blk d, Rivara L. Vignolo tract; 1890.
WEI Noble to Jas Williamsl0 acres in Gro
gan tract; $3.50.
A b Grogan to Mrs L A p Clarke-20.5 So acres
in Rancho San Pasqual; s564.30.
Edward II Rodgers to VIM Rodgers-W4 o.
Et lot 2, blk c, Chapman tract; 500.
Henry Schroeder to J q Bailey-l0 acres in Da
venport tract; $500.
Laura Harmon and Joseph, her husband, te
Adeline Clark-Lots and 9, blk Is, East Los An
geles; 5000.
Edward Church and Annie G Kellogg to
Raine-Sw4 of NWt Sec 90, T 5S, r 10 W; So
Estate Of Ezra B Kellogg to b Raine-Some a
next above; sllO0.
W f Beeson, insolvent, by Clerk, to ii Book
assignee Assignment OF insolvents property fo
benefit of creditors.