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The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
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LIMERICK. Augus1 c. The @olice, In COLI
aequeace OF an interview between TIL
Goi.#ty inapacG0r angi tho counsel deputa
tion, III which the s<s:gner acknowledges
that nojr claims were ju=tj11ablA Eut rec
omaraded the raeh to keep w1tt,itn laga
rules If force, t. tsl"grHphed yeetet1lay al
over Ireland that they are resolved to eus
pend Citation for HE present, pending tht
actjon of the government. IF unfuvorable
they have rpaDvrc to resign in Il body
Replies 10 the kilograms ara arriving from
al1 parts Of the country to-day approving
The re7pive unti eGhorGtn E Gi1e n,el 10 stand
lut.
CoRE, August 9.--rhe police force here
Eepu iate the itupntaton that Fenianfsr1
II In any way conuecre4 with their action
H4kin& Increased pay, and they intend Is
suing 1t formal declaration, to thar effect
ArHLo<E, August 9..-Tne const4bulary
here pissed resolutions to ask All increase
OF One shilling p day in pay proposing Il
scale If various pensions amt demanding
ompljancc with the. request within 4
aoHth.
CoEE, August 9.~~The constabuIary has
decide to rem9in quesccnt pending the
auswer of the government to their nlemo-
rial. Tell grama approving the action of
the men we're received from Limerick and
Belfast.
DIngy, Ausust 9,--'There is great in
&ignMion among che police at E1ollYss rs
aerij0u In Parliament tt1at the eonstahu
larry place ii price Oh their loyalty.
WATERFORD. Au~ust 9.--.l'he head con-
s'Hhte inf r">gst tI}e man 10 -lay tEIat fur
ther meetings urc prohibited. The u3en
replied that tf"y wo,l!l confer with The
county Inspector, aiding that while pre-
pHFed go pay the greatest respect % their
officer they had 81 duty 10 themselves to
perform.
] IAEHlcH, Ausust s.. The county in
7p""ror ot con~tahuisry asked the men i'll
shcy would a2op their agitation II they re-
c"iFel Fl definite promise from The govern
meur th@t heir claims would he imnledi-
ely considered tud their grievances REM
edi@d. They replied That they would give
ii" &Hsn"F untiI 1hty alafl hear from their
camrad"a throughout IrrlantI. They de-
elar@i that agitation should continue tin-
i'll an assurance llad hs>pn y coived from the
government that their demands would be
aceeaatl ~.
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GNAyEHUEaT, ONT. Auc. 9,--Mrs. Jca-
tin aud Il Rirl nant"d Bailey, together with
s. daughter Of a:rS. Jrstin, "hom t|:"y
were "ndeav-'riisg f" save, were drowned
III Auskol1a lake, to-day.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
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AavHs9 rosnpIetol hta preparations for hja
departure, w~ss, to the palace yeafer13ay
>ai a-E,: i Tor oGt&"v& b+foro er"barkjnG for
E4ynr. I;e At15r~n replied, that aa certain
auaHeem=Dr5 h#d REj!l to be u3=do. he
g@o5g NAit for Instructions. II s.ssne cir
c;s~ shja reply ia Interpreted as 11eanIug
1aa1 Uersi~E I'Haha wilt stot be entrusted
Wssss the command Of Turkish forces in
Egypt.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
FROM THE EHEDIvE4

IN mid Il" camp Of the khedye has ar
rived with .,gtpr giving detailed srato-
n,entsf lie fo@jGioa Of affairs III Egypt
lAu &juiaEaty from Cairo named Nebham
~&> arrested Ut Damascus Cor preaching
s7tsjtfGu nt h"zer.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
$500 Re ARD.

VII VI pkld 1y Tie caaoseaa ana aIas-
saer Counties stoek Protective Association
fo1' the apprehension and conviction of any
person O persona who shall barter or eivu
any Intoxicating Liquor 20 indians or t;,a
ranges Of the atoek1non who ara ssAeu,bar4
Of The Association.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

Delmonico's, and desiring him to
put IN appearance with money to
pay the bill. The information
came after bank hours, and as the
gentleman had not the money on
hand, he drew a check for $175 and
got a neighbor to cash it. Hastily
ammiDg the roll of bills In his left
side vest pocket, he got into q stage
bound up town. Somewhere in the
neighbOrhood of Houston street q
man sitting next to him sudden y
exclaimed, Ppm robbed" and halt
ed an officer. At the same mo-
ment q man sitting on the other
side OF our Wall street friend,
added: eyes! and here is the man
who robbed you. saw him take
the money. 1t Is in his left side
vest pocket" The officer had ar
rived, and the first censpirater
charged the Wall street man with
robbery, describing the sum as
$l75. and Indicating tho size Of
most of the bills. The officer ssked
the victim for the contents of the
pocket, and sure enough it wss
$l75 In bills as described All the
parties got out of the stage and
went toward police headquarters,
but on the way the man who
claimed the money urged the Off.
eer to give it to him, taking
what he pleased for his trouble, as
he (the claimant) had a pressing
engagement, and as the person
who had robbed him appeared to
be q gentleman he did not care to
appear against him. Here the of.
fieer scented the rat, and replied
that IS they were so near head.
quarters he would keep the money
for the disposal OF the Snperintend-
ent. Coming to the next corner
the claimant again urged his press
Ing engagement; In fact, he said 1t
was so pressing that he must wait
until the next day for the money,
and he then disappeared. The
reader will anticipate that the con-
federate also had pressing en-
gagemsnt, and skipped out. On
arrival at headquarters the gentle
man from Wall street was recog-
aized, and his money was restored.
One or both Of tue rascais had
spotted him, seen him get the
money, noted the size Of the bills
and where he put them, and they
tried the robbery dodge in the hope
that liberal "divide" with the Of
ficer would bring them success
fully off.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

On our fourth page will be found
the details of the reorganization Of
the Horticultural Secie ETY. on a
plan which will preclude, here
after, the possibility of pecuniary
embarrassments. The affairs of
the Association have passed into
admirable hands, and all that re-
mains to be done is for our people
to show their liberality by redeem
ing the Pavilion from the mort
gage which Mr.. Hubbsll now
holds. There is ample time in
which to do this II only the right
disposition exists amongst our
solid men. It would be lamenta.
BILE indeed II, after the demonstrate
ed benefits these horticultural ex-
positions have been to Los Ange-
les, the building in which they
have been held should be suffered
to pass into the hands of the
mortgage. The Pavilion has
been, Indirectly. the means o1
drawing teas Of thousands of dol.
lars yearly to our city, and its con
tinued existence should at once be
placed beyond psradventure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

tom Houses and Internal Revenue
Bureaus. AS q matter of fact,
Englishmen, Frenchmen and other
Europeans dress for one half the
amount which is extorted from the
American, and there is no protest,
because the money Is not taken di-
rectly from the purchaser. 1t Is so
as respects every other necessity
of civilized life, the cost being un-
necessarily and enormously en-
hancsd by the tariff, which needs
q thorough and exhaustive re-
vision, with precisely so much pro-
lection in its composition as will
admit of defraying the expenses of
the government aud giving just
such help to our manufacturing in
dustries as will prevent them from
lspguishiDg. Hon. Samuel J. Til
den, In a letter to the managers Of
the great International Cotton Ex-
position, held at Atlanta, Georgia,
has committed himself warmly to
the policy of restraining tue exac.
tlons of the manufsctu turers which,
in truth, know DO bounds. Califor-
mia has been to a notable degree
the victim OF their spoliations, fer
which we have received absolutely
no compensation. The tariff ought
to be materially reduced and sim.
plified, and the revenue should be
made to accrue from 1.-THE Of the
articles which are included ia our
present cumbrous and top.b eavy
system. Mr.. Tilden has always
had marked felicity in striking
key.notes which commend them
selves to the great body of our peo.
pie, and he has unquestionsbly
done 30 in this instance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

Now that the pictorial papers
are giving US Guiteau's shaven face
the essential "cuesednessn Of that
Individual is made strikingly ap.
parent. Sinister as was his ap.
pearance while his beard con-
csaled many Of his facial shsrac.
teristics. the unpleasant imprss-
sion produced by the criminal is
much intensified by the change.
Guiteau from the first has made up
his mind to become famous as the
central figure in a cause celebre,
and be has at least achieved q no.
toristy which will cause him to be
mentioned occasionally 10 the
next decade after the present. ex.
element has subsidsd, though that
will be ell. ANY enc who, ten years
from now, shall come upon his
forbidding lineaments will know
that he is looking upon a born
criminal and assassin, although he
may not be able to identify the
face with the miscresnt who killed
Garfield. The face is q strong and
cruel one, the jowls being square
a0d combative. There is q furtive
and wolfish aspect to the whole
man which repels any one who has
the slightest skill In reading faces.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
About Yakutsk.

Now that every body Is studying
the maps to see what and where
fakutsk is-the place from which
came the information OF the loss of
the Jsannstte-it Is of interest to
know that that town has long been
held by meteorolegists to be the
eoldest place on earth. Yakutsk
10 situated In north eastern Siberia.
on the Lena river, in latitude 500
north, longitude 1899 Al minutes
east, and Is town of about 5000
Inhabitants. 1t is the capital of
an immense province of the same
name. The average tenn mperatu.e
of the region in winter is 36o below
zero. Strictly speaking, however,
Verkoyansk, on the Yana river, is
the Asiatic pole of cold, the ther-
mometer there going even lower
than at Yakutsk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

In return for his election by the
votes Of the Pennsylvania delega-
tion, Speaker Ksifer has crowded
all his committees with protection
lists Of the strongest type from the
keystone State. Protection, per
%, Ii not just now political issue
In this country. No great body of
American citizens object to q rea-
senable tariff, and tariff revision is
an exigsnt demand of the hour. 1t
II curious illustration of how
stupidly an intelligent people can
act in some respects that, ss long
a. they are not asked directly for
money, they submit to paying In.
directly several times the am cunts
actually needed for the expenses Of
the government. Their only
anxiety is that 1t should be raised
through the Intervention of Gus
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
EAST Err ~.

Witness Fees IN ,he Gu,asRu Case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5th. The es-
Inmates of the amounts SO far dis
bursed by the Marshal for fees and
mileage to government witnesses
In the Guiteau trial are placed at
"a 500 and to witnesses for the de-
fenss So 294. The bills of many of
the witnesses have not yet been
paid.
NeDOa,sm.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.h.-Post-
ter-General Howe to-day en-
tered upon bis active duties and
appointed his own son Frank Chief
of Division of Mail Depredatiops
and detailed him for duty as chief
clerk, an office practically vacant.
senate rFoceedisxs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5th.-SEN.
ATE.-The Chair submitted peti.
ton from the bar of Rockford.
Illinois, for the organization of q
Court Of Appeals.
Bills introduced: By Anthony, to
promote the efficiency of the navy;
by Maxey, for increasing the effi-
cheney of the Signal Service.
Adjourned.
Onbines specnistions.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5th.-A CORES.
pondent of the E1press says: The
best informed men here TODAY
say that Arthur has adopted a new
line of policy and that 1t will seri.
ously conflict with certain aspi-
rants for Cabinet positions. No
nominations will be sent to the
Senate for at least two weeks, but
it appears that the President has
determined to appoint Sargent to
the Interior Department and make
VIM. E. Chandler Secretary of the
Navy. The Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Is still in doubt, but
all indications point to ex-senator
Pomeroy, OF Kansas, for that place.
More Cabines Ramers,
NEW YORK, Jan. 6th-The POST s
Washington correspondent says: A
Senator who saw Arthur yesterday
says he left with the belief that
Sargent and Beale are to be Secrs.
taries respectively of the Interior
and Navy. Secretary Lincoln's
future is still problem. He is in
the hands Of his friends, even to
the extent of being an expediency
candidate ia 1884
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

WE heartily trust that Hon.
Samuel ]. Randall will take q the
forty.SsveRth Congress the same
commanding position, in the in-
terest Of retrenchment and honest
expenditure Of the peoples money,
that he assumed in the forty.
fourth. Speaker Keifer, in the sp-
pointment Of his committees, has
been careful to exclude Mr.. Ran
dali from position on the Appro-
priation Committee, q post in
which his great experience and in.
flexible integrity would have been
invaluable to the country. 1t 10
already plain that an avalanche of
corrupt jobs will be precipitated
on Congress. Already upwards of
three thousand bills, many of
them with Africans of formidable
dimensions in them, have been in
tredueed, and the cry is "still they
come" Great sch emes for i'm.
proving things that are well
enough as they are, hints at guar
antees for ship railways and pro.
jscts for building q big navy, are
rife. The extrsvagance which
produced the Democratic tidal
wave of 1874 is likely to be seen
again, unless the Democratic mi
nority is wary and indefatigabIe.
1t is true that the Democracy will
receive no credit for their patriotic
and public spirited work in the
present state of the public mind,
but they will have the approba.
tion Of their own condolences, and
when the drunkenness begettsu of
nush times passes away, and the
inevitable day of reckoning shall
come, 90 1t surely will, their COED
deeds will be renem bered to their
political advantage. There is, at
the worst, q great deal of satisfac-
tion In being right.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06

THE shadow of the gallows seems
in no whit to depress Guiteau. He
eats we'll, sleeps well, talks and
laughs with the gay abandon of a
spoiled child of fortune and has
gained in health, spirits and
weight since his incarceration. A
very foolish phase Of certain Amer
loans is now being exemplified in
his instance, especially amongst
the women. They crowded the
cell of the assassin on New Years
day and overwhelmed him with
bouquets. He held a sort of levee,
Indeed, like some coDquering hero
or successful statesman. His mail
Is growing in size every day; and,
from the self.sstisfied smirk which
overspresjs the prisoners fsce it is
evident that the contents of his
letters are rather gratifying. The
perfumed billet douT of women
doubtless figure in this voluminous
correspondence. The transition
from sympathy for the dead Presi-
dent to effusive passion for
Guiteau seems to have been an
easy one. All this is ineXpressibly
disgusting, though the remedy is
not apparent. In the presumption
OF the law every man is innocent
until he is proven guilty, and it
seems difficult even to Interfere
with Guitesu, Although every one
who reads is certain OF Guiteau's
guilt, it begins to look as if the
jury might, after after all, disa-
gree. All the absuriity of the
trial has by no means been upon
the side of the. defence. The
Washington correspondents, who
are keen observers, seem to agree
upon the opinion that eleven of
the jurors are for conviction, while
the twelfth believes Gulteau insane
and may hang the jury. This
twelfth obstinate juror stated,
while being examined as to his
eligibility for duty, that he thought
that Guiteau was insane,
aud yet District Attorney Cork
hill never 30 much as lifted up O.
finger to keep him off the panel.
Should the country be subjected to
the intelerable agony Of second
trial OF the assassin the probability
is extreme that the infiiction will
have been owing to this gross act
Of negligence upon the part of the
prosecuting officers of the govern
ment, The conviction Is universal,
both in this country and abroad,
that a most unwarrantab BILE latitude
in summ0ning witnesses has been
allowed to the defence. Every
little picayunish practitioner
throughout the country who has
taken the trouble to sit down and
write to Guitsau's counsel that be
believes the prisoner is insane has
been accorded O free trip to Wash.
ington, with fee attached. There
ought to be a reasonable limit to
this sort of imposition, and yet
neither the presiding Judge
nor the prosecuting officers of
the government seem to have dis
covered 1t. There is evident on
every hand a determination to
make the trial cost ridiculously
large sums of the peoples money.
What between the demands OF
Garfield's physicians and the army
OF witnesses, experts and others
summoned on the Guiteau trial,
the treasury of the United States
will be sweated out of immense
sums. From whatever aspect this
disgusting business is regarded il
becomes more and more intol-
erable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, soc,e-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
N the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places Of worship, . graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
OPEN ROARD-A.l5 N.

Ophir. 5ss b; Mexican, 81 a; Union
1875 b, 1917 b, 1917 S; Sierra Nevada, So b.
Alta, Az b, AZ a; California, SOC b; Jacket
3.O5 b, $40 a.; Hale Norcross, lao b.; Scor-
pion, b; Albion, l.70 b, LIS a, 1.70 s; Just
Nevada, S18 b, So a. 81 s; Mexican, 9H, b.
9Z a; Crown Point, CSC b; Alta, 4.20 b, A..
s; Bullion, IA b, l.30 a; Benton, Csc b, 20 a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HERALD steam
printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch ut the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
Shrewd Sharpers' Game.

One day recently gentleman In
business in. Wall street, New. York,
received note from his wife in
forming him that she had invited
a few friends to dine with her ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
Passengers s0uth nad East.

FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 5.-The fol
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. M:
B Rice, Sierra Blsnco; M Oxarda,
Mrs Benton, Miss Benton, r Muir.
ray, A De l. Rogers and wife, Miss
B Mendoza, Miss Grant, A A w
Knox, l. Mason, G d Hume, Jos o
Ruiz, Mrs B B Wright, Mrs ] b
Deir, Chas a Schroeder, Henry
Harvey, Los Angeles; 8 Little,
q Brown, Cotton; J H Haste and
wife, Tucson; A w Marble, Chi
cago; A TSmitb, Yums;J M Mich.
olas, Lewiston; ] Bradshaw, Kan
sas City; VIM Wilson, Stanton,
Va; Mr. Brannon, Yuba; A Howard
and wife, Philadelphia; B w
Baker and wife, Missouri; A 4
Garrison, New Mexico.
Opium smuxgiess OsDtusen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9th. VIM.
McDermott and James Kennedy,
the two men captured on the bay
Tuesday night with a boat load OF
opium, were admitted to bail to-
day on two charges preferred
agains them. The bonds were
fixed at $4,000 in each case, MAX
ing $50, 900 bonds furnished, and
the defendants were released.
Go,Gx Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9Th. Xxi.
youari Yoshida, the Japanese Min
lister, has arrived here from WASH
ington. He is en- route to his
bone in Japan, having been grant
ed leave OF absence by his govern.
ment.
saie1H-H esper assasAiaased.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 5th.-Yesterday,
about 6 p. NJ, Alexander Molle,
keeper of saloen in Msyfield, in
this county, was ehot and killed.
He was in his saloon, when two
men drew up in buggy and called
him out. AS he got to the door one
of the parties discharged gun at
him and the horse was rapidly
driven away. The load, which
was heavy bird shot, entered
Molle's left breast, killing him in
stantly. To-day Jose Cruz Santos
was arrested on suspicion of being
the murderer and brought to the
county jail in this city, as the peo.
pie of May field were talking Of
lynching him.
Ltem Against q Ratir&ad.
RENO, Jan. 5th.-H. J. McMur-
ray filed lien on tho n. and O.
Railroad yesterday for $4,000.
This morning he brings suit In the
District Court for $500 against
contractor Moore for money loaned
Moore by McMurry and BaIch last
November. Contractor Moore has
gone East. Forty-feur laborers
were discharged yesterday but not
paid. Moore owes for labor about
SIT 900 The company intend to
arrange matters as speedily as pos.
sible and go on with the work.
The general impression is that
Moore will not return.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. s.
165 Ophir, 81 1S5 Nevada, 81
$50 Mexican. 9A, 93s 725iBullion, 1.20
$50 q q G, 8 65, $50 $50 Exchequer, 90c
80 B & B, ~ 500 Overman, 1.30
40 Gala, SOC rs Justice, 60c
800 Savage, las, l.50 l30 Union, 1917
1850 Con Va, S5c SOC, 20 Alta, AS
Use 200 silver Hill, Zoe
ITO Chollar, les 100 Occidental, Csc
lS5 Potosi, LAO, Las $50 Andes, 75c, zoe
470 ii d N, l.50 $50 scorpion. LOS
200 Crown Point,l so Benton, 75c
$50 Jacket, 3. 10. 3O5 rs Ward. 325
800 Imperial, &c 300 G Gate, l.95
$50 Alpha, Q $50 Regent. l0c
320 Belcher, l.65, l.60l 100 Alpha,2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

I Special to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
Leading Boot and Shoe House

OF Southern California Therefore, the whole of
erges will be devoted to make this institution profitable
to the people and paying investment for firm The
people we know will stand by us; and with regard to
opponents, think they heartily sick of their
pun efforts to and impede the of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
NEW TODAY.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

have a number of large, unfurnish he'd
rooms, which l will let en- suite. Apply
to Russian Baths Institute, No. Is Main
street. j6.3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
Lewis Bros. is the Firm

To whom the people have given their confidence; the
firm which the people has built up; the firm that has
done it's utmost to meet the sympathes of the people
with generous return and the firm that is universally
admitted to be the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
BOOTS AND SHOES

Since our advent in this city business has been
constantly progressive. We have accomplished what
laid out to do We took in the situation issued SIM
pie programme and the people endorsed it, and LEWIS
BROS success is no longer matter of speculation but
an assured fact
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
OUR LIVE HOUSE.

nary jump into such extensive business is still puz
ze to of competitors; but, could they muster
sufficient courage to look the thing fairly in the face the
cause is apparent enough The grand effect has been
produced by simple cause-that is, that