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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-12

Some men make You feel g though
he warm sun bad just broken through
he clouds, while otheSs make You feel
= though sudden est wind. with IT.
asns full Of cold fog. he'd caught you
Mn TO thin clothing On.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAM.

The conference report on the bank
charter bin was adopted n the Senate,
July II. ard the river and harbcr bill was
pr5cec led with.
Tx bombardment Of Alexandria BY
fbe British iees, July II. continued until
evening. Al the Egyptian for's were II
lenced and three q them were blown up.
Five men were killed and twenty wounded
o. The ships.
A LONDON dispatch says public opin-
lon fssor- the seizure o Egypt BY England.
although this intention = not openly aiso-
Gated. and The bombardmsnt on Alexandra
may therefore Be regarded = merely ! fir-t
step 70 : military occupation which l. m
tended 20 separate Egypt from the Governs
ment of the sultan. turning Il into an In
gli>h provinces.
THE reservoir ct Lebanon. o., burst
IL banks the other day md flooded The
town. Five bridges and several houses were
swept away. Though M live were lost.
manv narrow escapes were made The io<s
! win not FAN short Or <5o,ouO. while many
Door families AVE lost the fruits of : life %
toii.
Two boys, Liehart and Wamble, aged
| l3 and IS respectively, were caught n The
scf of burxlarixinx : sho store III San Anto-
Mo. Texa-. the other day. They had pre-
viou-ly entered = adjacent saloon and
poured oil about The 1oor, the intention be-
Ing 20 xes Il o. 6rs : night for che fun q :
confzgration-
Frank Conn, aged p, murdered his
brother Fred. aged =. q Kalamazoo. Mich,
july 10. The weapon used was = razor and
tie deed was premedisAted. The only VII
ness vac ! sister. who gave The alarm. Frank
made no effort u escape. but was arrested
while u work IN the field three hour- ister.
lie expressed no concern The Coroner's
Jury returned : veriicf ~ wlllfuI murder.
Ar Parksyille, Ky, July ~, John
Rowsie shot and killed BIZ nephew. John
Lamb. Row.ie and Lamb had qisrrsIed
and the former ordered he latter % leave
III premises. when Lamb cccked.a rife hs
mad IN his hands. Eowsie Immediately
frcd. with fatal eject.
Tnx farm house Of +. r. Lille, near,
Coo~perSvile. Mich, was burned the Other
dav. and his Two boys named Martin and
Ro5 persisted In ID flames.
Miss NELLIE McKrSTRY, living neal
Wyandotse, Kans., VS. shot n the shout
der b her brother, while eareIes>ly hand
linz ! revolver. On The oh. Her wound
src considered dangerous. The baiI having
ranged downward and probing falling 4
reveal IL Whereabouts.
DURING : storm e Cincinnati On III
1oth 80 col shoveIers ID : barge q th'
river bsnk were struck By lightning and j.
slADtiy killed.
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AreHrsox. Kan July
At5:an p. m. a tornado swept over n olHmtn
KAN. accompanied ~ terrible hiil. wlni ani
rai.. Trccs were uproitesi and Ttnin stnrN'4
m fields sent IN MI directions. while corn "
nnc growth was cut down. Thr clouds "s''
IN number. rolling. toss ~. tumhlinF. ~
inr ana falling. laying waste MI properly
which inc grinding end touched. =. IN
Thomas Ind his frnmc house complete
~ demolished. Six persons werc Y
the house. The NEST injured VIZ.
small con. severely. who my die W
A. Davis Ind her kitchen blown down snd ,u'
sidc o. her residence blown m. she was s'eN
III ncd. d 4 chIld WIS badly hurt. The patn,
III 0corx. Harley. George smith. =. Carey "n'
p. stulebakcr NJ ~ IN blown down aui ~
moli-hcd and stock much in'urri.. Hr-i@
son ! new mill wins partly dem snn intr"
last Ill the windows ani III en- frames ~f'o
smashed 10 epiintcts. ..m
Farms aud town. IA Crawford c.iunsy WIZ
ti4IteI ~ 4 much later hplr. when. .nu-r,
harms, fences. trees mil xft n wrfc iail \
III directions. Win Peter Crawford anl yr. .nss
Arruwamtfh rcpUrtrd dead and thtir IAn1tA'~
injured ~ bcins blown away
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$1,000. s-~s.s,-
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t-. '~s''t
y,
E--s ""~.s p 80 c'e<s nome
- p.t'on' -, 20 <kn.. = P'ots>t -<-'n~'
tne As'empt being m.de - So'sfess 70
y ~ 2 q 80 '.s'..'
uoa .ne I-FkeF r.'t" t'e money 'eoe'seu
4. '-.,r-, h...ss L ~h.. ..,~ "
I~.~ --.-s... ~.s Nv. ,.~,-t.,,.. $3.50
$500 -r.,,,t .,,..~, 49, n.,,,.-- y, Main
~, -. hom. .,s ,..x. m. M. -h.l;.1 !.
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~. DH>1<1 - r.e"sn o>P'''ot =
A'''s~. n-s<e' ~ = ner.A aiPt'pf1H..'n
from tnr treasury ~ rt'i-' % sne'eersa
IN taxing ? meet OF vessels y ne Poi w tne
Congo hh>ef, ~ cutting = e@n&i t'<n's N
ome.ers IN length x'''n< n's na''on sontfo'
q wn<' y destined 70 become = ren Ifene.
Meantime Stanley. Win >i.e''"o q ns'-
ei<n money. made roaa"Hy rom ,nr
coast ~ k'iomr'er- 'on<, ana p'&crd n's
steamers Hoose me eA'@rAe's' only % ma
ninse4l ne~'sh-
A Young lady residing near Wabash,
Ind. suffering from N affection of the
stomach. has eaten little o. nothing for the
past two months. being kept from starvation
~ injections She ha< eaten o. m average
one cracker per week for two months. and
though the most tempting visnds have been
offered her, she refuses them A. Several
years a<o her stomach refused All food for >
period Of one month. and her appetite then
returned.
SECRETARY FOLcEn. Ia his report q!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21

- AAmo's special ksp"rt % 80 >"s"P-<-
NEw YoRK. July
- w.-.-- $3.50. 49,. ~. NJ, .,,....
~ !. 49, .~ ~ = ~ .@<-
copy q This weeks issue ~n'en contains me
81 IN. h.rix ~ Charlie " Cu.tNan. The ~ MN
" $500 80 n . ..h ... \. a...s ", ~.
~ , y !" :. ~
AfuAy At1irAl museum. washington. - ~
July 1 and a. III substance. ~ follows.
~ reason u DELAY FOR which MI ncr | nor
my assistants wcrc responsible. The examines
Ion was not begun until t-a1 y. m. zone hour
and q half nffrr dc1fh. IN consequence ~
which The hctoxraphInr WAS ie<> successful.
AMI 4 east was lmpncticablc- The body.
81 4 man a..nf az fs,t seven inches M
height. anil weighed I5 pounds Tho ewes
WORE examined h. ur. Inrinr. who reported
r'frss',- was cloudy: the funins nni'--
tIngnishanle;W the t~oninncriya o. the left
eye cnnxc<tei. lie rcpcat.1 the exam inatAo
m 1 trnnsscse fncuirc o. The icnscs. a
small whitc scar. directed ohIiQu NJ d1wn-
ward. forward and 20 the Ieft. and combined
the TOP X he lct eaf ana the median line OF
the head
SKULL
orcra space about two inches square. just
hack u the frontal parictai <uturc. aud % the
r.Ehtof the inter paricta there WIS = slight
nal 81 face ~ the caiyaria- The frontal suture
was Ohliftrntcl. thc others quite distinct A
number ~ pacthionlan Expressions were OBJ
sarxed near the grove fur fne ionxituninat
SINUS ~ fnirkncS- m skull presented nvtn-
Ing remarkable.
MEMBRANES or TuE BRAIN.
The iuna mater wns firmly nihcrcnt 70 tho
anterior portion u the cAl<arig.n the vicini-
~ II IL lnnrltn3inal SINUS. There were nj
hcsIon< ~ the dura also 20 the base N tho
skull: they we're quite nrm. ami sitn-
msrkeI In the deeper parts II tn fos-.r.
where aiso fherc were small patches. ali
rupty limited. III immovaDir arborc~crnt CON
Ge~r0n. with. however. M attendant thickcn-
fnx or fermentation Tbs sfarnnffon was
aEain mes marked III the left anterior and
/ middle fr>-n. There was no congestion ~
fhc duu except nf the point Just noted. The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21

the Ohio--The steamer Sssoto sunk ~
. Colli>Ion With Another isoat-Oser
Finy Persons Drowned.
Nf~Go ir>trfoS. O.. Inly
The fcnwcr SCI n5n. with shut tl rass ~
n ~. COLI i,ni wth tue John iomfs IN tae mi-
az ~ thT rlNpr tr aishr. sinking thn N sot, ~
hii.cn i~t NJ va cr' only tho plioi-h Nv 10
inr ~ BIZ.
unc n thr survivors, ~nys ihr ~ ~ WA
cansles up TIE river under a iuii hcaa sf
"A nm. ana vh ~ shout half y mit from
Ninso Junfrcn tae John inmus was
sighted coming down. The pilof ~ the
sclasa wh,~,icd for the channel. M.
owing ~ \ mi@lni rsfanlns ~ III hint.
tonk the same side. thr f.rnas striking the
sc,otn and sinking her in tf;ecn flct ~ water
~ N ~ minutr- from The tmro I tho coils IN.
The SCENES nn thr Scioto were htert-rtndinr.
anil thu lite struggle were N Hhtini 20 behold.
The tomas wns only slightly dsahled. unl
went 4" work ut ono ~ save thnSs On huarl
thr unfortunate Scioto. This task WIS nm
dcrnl easter by thu bright M OIL sht. ana no
doubt many hives were saved from this reason
wnErhf~n. ". VA. Jnly
Tho SCENE AZ the wreck Of thr scioto to-day
nIrin-t ~ cigars description. The anguish n
these Ipnk.nx for lost onps WINS added 20 the
wall. ami Sobs of fhos bending over The il an
4 IW|||W NNN |NN" Wa NA|||f "" wv '|tf"" N"'tfN'N|A
from IN water. The Associated Press report
ar arrived III the scene az noon. ~ which
time only nine bodies had bccn rcauS-
cred. Bsth banks of the river wers lined
with people. making d crowd ~ perhaps
200 persons. Tho work of drngx'ng In tue
vicinity fur briics Il stil going "a.
william Nulh ilinnd.o Of wellsvsils. "a. undsr
whose au~p ce- the excursion 20 Ihs Inflated
ss'~'' VI 1 r..n.. .- r'-. r4....,, nv. n, TX y,
80. 80. /. /, ..,~ .,,r , y,
=. s.- !. .,~ I. WA
NJ w .~~n ,.n.,- /.
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un'r'- \ ~ esn'u rnr " ra1. -
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irs se~.nrt "r's .nnn \. . ~
rc.ns M ~ 1'''s 800. '.
W. NJ 10y
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-. r.--- n...... ,~c whi.,,n.
.He " va
ont enc boats kcit coming ci's1r hni closer
together. Orders were = Ven ID back the en-
cinc-. Int II Wis fno mfa IL AZ any rood.
Thc ho,ts : ,mA tors,hsr WITH 4 TREMENDOUS
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IT, r-,;<.1 S..... c.,.t. h.v;r~ Al
tee'ea 'n.es'- -''on I.' - sN- ~
x.-. rss- ~. s.s
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~, v.-so,I -~.,.,o- .,s
1870 --r.m-~rd rr,, = ~ ~. mset
IN under this eli Or the Central Committee
"a National Legislation : directory Of seven
members Be chosen { o represent The Labor
Ing men Or The United States before ON
miitee o. Congress.
THE New York freight-handlers are
growing degenerate. Thers - @omer trouble
q Jers,r CIV Oh IL I'll.
roprx Nex;c.n 1,,d;er. .c.;r~ m
---., r.-.m. .r-~ 1880.
ss--.~~-.~r~- .- p..1-- ~
-. sr- r,h.~ 40 NV n. ,r.o,- 49,.
mo,,s~8 ~ o,hcr. fsrin~ from /. r.x;ne
G~---,~~ w c,-.,r--- or-~ ". r,',-t
M ~ .mnv~,er. 49, ~ m.,. Nm !,
. ,be cc,,r-h.c5,~t. ~r~rr e,ptrr>d. - Ia
fcrtr h.I~s ~ $500 WA forfx h.r.~~u
r---. --~---,~.o 49, r--
~
.s.s-. NJ 49, prpPns.' .os''- .o, msn
~. os'4 '" vs. 1872. n
~ s'nn--E "An '''+, 1e'.
SkoF reports trpm tne mel kFNn
States show : large yield q wheat. Corn
VIII not - % aSeraxe crop - any state, and
nos more than !. haIf yield seems g n zen.
sFAny expee'eo- 49, o.t., Po,.oes nc
~, ~ -
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TOPICS OF b DAY.


-- r.--x =. VI .~.~
- ~ <e-4.r- s't y. ~ '-. !.
~ = N ns.na.y - !, '. nn.o' W. ~ ,r'e
r-.,r-~-.~~ rim ~.. ~.1e = -r<ri.i order for
sr~ 49, vrc,->-S.v 4, r~rrr,n-r senate
49, < .,. ~ Ts~-.-.< ~ I>-,.hi.e 49,
cl-cns-e1 nn, ~ scion rcesneI hns r.,ss
--1 -@t.,. ~.
sc--S NJ. e~.c.4.e.' -. e5c.tsi rroxii.
~ tns; sn{ p,ss.en q sns sa,.S<.:... ne
sse.,.s seea'd - dsv'srd 2 snr sn.,e en4 2;
- |. motion q strike ont she proxIso spp;S.
6>|cs<<6 xsn<S<r e-m~eimcnt ~ Hewitt Is
have she monitor work ~ 90 thc lowest BID
80 rs.e1 fS ~ ~ -. 49, ,sse ma ~ .resi.
o1s question uas seconded
TuE senate spent TIE 6th On The river and
harb~r bii. and passed al me amendments
proposed b. the COMMITTEES till the Hennepin
canal item Vas reached and this was debated
nlL e.i.onrnmen ) In sc Hen-e the rzssi
~ mneh debate. eni Ne-,r-. Robson and
W~hitthorne had IN acrimonious
On on. s'sn r.: .i ae''1 rhs IS s saR snn ihs psss 3 fp'''F''
~ v;v.r - h.r,.or Nh c.me M for
f.r<r.r 6i--r.-s,, - thr senate ~ IT, ~
n. Logan urged the Hennepin Canal project.
- t<-< opfo~r1 y, no'1'nt among c<nef
snl.@s ,.ss Nc e. 81 sa73 cn',e.nS 49, ~
Il the scheme. ~. sherman REGARDED fhe
matter - ~. pertiaent g ne bilL and one
seo.r.-~ "e.-ur NJ MORAN -.
fne fhe unconstitutionaiitv q the
$500 rss.mr: 80 ~ pjrp2ss e
osEer ~ divrrrinx tne frame FROM New Or.
leans g chieeEo md bIeasinE bulk = The
49, ~ lem ~i>6 ~ nm sorreSiss,oa q ~
nasnlsnde and Grandeur 2 1.-THE sTeas nation:
s1erre1 eou3s ,r.~;f. '',.sn ~ Hone.
ne suntry civil bin wes taken NJ. ~. But
n n edm,nia91zr'.o n II a. eeurse ~ N.
Eemark- Re became involved. IN A unparliA-
.,-rc. o.s ~ y, .ese. = 1I ~ i-.ss
Commission - struck from the 6ili. Some
nis9c:l.neo1s bushes a.. 1,spo.ed q snd
49, S $3.50, ~.@- :
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TuIK&x A<U ABDOMEN
The usual mcdian inci<ion was made = the
ne>r en- second IN. The adipose layer ~ The
abdominal section WIS onc inch IN thick
mess. The dcmA Of the Diaphragm ext nicd
up 70 the fourth rib III inch side. There
we're old pIcnrItic ninsSions "a The apex
all Inf,rs 1ere co~nrenltally unIted ~
cnnnectixe tissue. The lung wa normal
throughout. There wora also lid rIrurifiC ar
he<'on. IN thc iclt Ieng to Tho diaphragm and
hotweE ~ I0br@- Thrcc small tulcrcic-likas
= e.sn,ed Rs,e se.r s, r., , 9.-f, ,.r a y ne ssr ~
carter runrHsl IL muscular substance was
apparently nSrmHi. There vns nm abundance
- fnf upon - autcr or snrfecc I'D q
vil'ou. patch ~ cid pcrlcariitis near the
apex "A the Icft. ventricie. The rEht
xtntr.c.e %conts'nsa . ,itIe blood, juss
The a0rtn was slightly a-thcromntous
FOR 4 short distance abuN The valves. All ~
che anxiumlua. yieccfA presented large acct1Intl-
latiuns 10 INT. They were nnrmaIiy s!tuatcd-
Tn liver Was eng stct. The RaiI-bladicr
isfsd and enlarged. Il weighed eighteen
nunccs: the capsule was blush. the Substances
brvwn: tn mnlpixh|an bodies hypHrtrOrhied-
The rnnrrcns was normal. The stomach con.
tasu6i food. The in~tcstincs appeared normal
hey Vet ne crs.sa. 1ns s. n'an san.rs Nm
strons cyst in the right one.
MOTIFS.
1. a considerable quantity ~ dark blood ran
ont a tne heart n thc separation q thc heart
X ~. Young state. shat The mnn W. sub
jcct - rn~alsriai ~ tk- While n jaii ~
half before
, 1882-04-19
MIR. Forster i'm Ireland.
from the Times
DUBLIN, March 6.

DUBLIN, March 6.
Mr.. Forster arrived in TuIlamore
this morning from P~ortarlington.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Arnold
Forster, his son, Mr.. Ross, of Bladens
burg, his military secretary, and Mr..
Blake, RIM. At the station he was
met by Captain L'Estrange, f.. M.
into whose house he went for a short
time. Mr., Forster then went through
tie townalone, unaccompanied by any
escort or magistrate. He visited
Messrs. Goodbody's tobacco manu-
factory, and had a long interview
with the Rev, DR.. M'Ilroy, the parish
priest, and his curates. The state of
the country, the condition of crime,
, 1882-04-19

Lana AcC anu me OuD-COmmlsSlon-
ers' decisions were fully discussed.
Mr.. Forster then visited the convent
schools, where 500 girls are trained.
He had several Of the pupils examin-
ed before him, and he made a minute
inspection OF the establishment. He
also paid a short visit to the boys
schools. Though Tullamore is the
centre of a district in which several
outrages have taken place, Mr.. Fors-
ter was received everywhere with
courtesy. There was no attempt
to boot or insult him. The Chief
Secretary having gone to Hayes
Hotel to Lunch, Il large crowd assem-
bled in the street in front. They
waited for some time, and at length
Mr.. Forster addressed them from the
drawing-room window of the Hotel.
He was listened to not only with
deep attention, but respectful silence,
there being scarcely an interruption
throughout his whole speech, and
some of his sentiments were cheered.
He said =
Ny friends l see a great many of
you here, and should like, if you will
allow me, to say a few words to you.
(Here a man in the crowd gave "a
deep groan.) If at the end you wish
to give me a good Irish cheer | shall
be pleased, and if you think it your
duty to give me a good Irish howl l
Shall bear it. (Laughter.) Seeing
you here | should like to say a word
or two as to why l have come down
from Dublin into the country. "a
voice.-"And we admire your pluck")
I have been down in Limerick, and
in Glare, and in Galway and the
reason why I came down was this,
that by observing for myself the
state of things l should be enabled to
do my work better. Well, my work
in this present movement is to save
men from outrages to prevent their
being threatened and ill-treated when
they are going through their daily
work to enable them to earn their
living as they choose to earn it with
out being frightened by anybody
else; and, above all, to put a stop, if
possible, to what has been happening
in many parts of Ireland. In the
districts where l have been for the
last day or two there have been vio-
lent outrages-maiming people and
killing people because they have been
doing what they had a perfect right
to do, and in some cases because they
have been doing or suspected of
doing, what it was their duty to do
namely, paying their lawful debts.
Well, l wanted to see for myself
whether the stories that came up to
me in Dublin Castle were or were
not exaggerated. / am sorry to say
that to a great extent I find them true.
Now l want to tell you what is the
fact which I take back withme to Dub
lin, and which has made a deeper i'm
preston on my mind than any other.
It is that this state of things-this
intimidation, these outrages, this ina
bility of a man to do what he has q
right to do without being interferred
with by other poople-would come
to an end at once if the people in
these districts and in Ireland gener-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of an order of the Superior Court of
the county of Los Angeles, State OF Cali
fornia, made on the 7th day of March,
1882, in the matter ofthe estate of Flor
ence M. Marshall, deceased. the under
said deceased, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder for cash in gold
coin of the United States, and subject
TO continuation by said Superior Court,
on or after
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1852
all the right. title. interest and estate of
the said Florence M. Marshall, deceased.
at the time OF her death, or which her
estate may have acquired since by oper-
alton of law or otherwise, in and to all
that certain real estate, situate in the
county of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, described as follows, to wit:
The southeast quarter SEQ of section
thirty (30) in township one north (T N
OF range eight west (k8W) San Bernar.
dino Base and Meridian, containing 100
acres of land, more or less.
Terms and conditions of sale: Pur.
chase price payable in gold coin of the
United States; ten per cent at the date
OF sale. balance on confirmation by said
superior Court. Deed at expense of pur-
chaser. Bids or offers may be made at
any time after the first publication of
this notlce and before the making of
sale. All bids or offers must be made in
writing and left at The U s. Postoffice, in
the city OF Los Angeles. and directed to
Louis III. Marshall, care Smith, Brown d
Hutton, at that place, or delivered TO
him personally, or may be filed in the
office OF the Clerk OF the Superior Court
OF said Los Angeles county.
LOUIS II. MARSHALL,
Administrator OF the estate of Flor
ence NJ. Marshall, deceased. ap2td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-12
Ar,sons Items.

The bullion receipts at New York
from Arizona, a. given by the
stock Report, from January Let to
February 18th, sum up $782, 474.80.
The Epitaph says the Earps ar
rested . Texas outlaw named Daw-
con . few days ago and turned him
over to . Texas officer at Wilcox.
This IL certainly fighting the devil
with fire.
The Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road, now building through North.
ern Arizona, opens to civilization
and settlement q vast area of coun.
try rich in timber, coal and pres
cious metals, and much of it will
be adapted to stockraisipg.
A prominent citizen of Dos CAbe-
zas has informed the Nugget that
the carp party are now encsmped
In . cation In the Graham Noun
tains, not far from Hooker's ranch
They have chosen position fro m
which it would be extremely diff.
cult to dislodge them, and have
announced their intention of re-
naming there. for some time al
least. Wyatt carp says If the
Sheriff Of Cochise county want;
him, he can always find him at hi,
camp. They are represented as be-
ing we'll supplied with money and
food, which Is furnished by friends
Of the fugitives.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-12
LEGAL.
81 M MONS 8.
In the Superior Court
or the State of California, In an d
for the County Of Los Angeles.


n Thomas hon 3, Day, Plaintiff. VS.. Jennie
Action brought in the Superior Court
OF the State of California, in and for the
county OF Los Angeles, and the COM
plant filed in said county of Los Ange-
les, In the Office of the Clerk of said SUI
The People of the State of California
send greeting to Jennie II. Day, defend.
ant.
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the Superior
Court of the State OF California, in and
for the county of Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive of the day OF service)
after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or, II
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or
judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree of this Court dissolving the
bonds of matrimony now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant, and for
such further relief as he may be entitled
to, and for costs OF suit.
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail TO appear and answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the said plain
t1h will cause your default to be entered
and will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the Superior Court of the State of Cali
for mia, in and for the county of Los Ange-
les, this Goth day of March, in the
year of our Lord ,one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty-two.
By A. RIMPAU. Deputy. mh25tf