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meiifer Tablpr perbaftet unb selfraft.
neil er elm Suus cbne Warrant betreten
unb mad Der @iienbabn seitOblenen Sa=
hen burdludt bate. Die @iienbabn be>
3ublte bic Strafe fir Jpn.
= Bei Clifton tpurbe abermals ber
@eriu4 semadt, einen 2us Der 9anta Sc
Babn aHm Gntsleiien al brinsen. Cine
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erife Teriud unterncmmen wuroe, bat
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mabri@'inlide abidt oenelben bic yee
raubunS bes 3useS mar.
= Sn Urenbam werben Arrangements
5ur @rrl4tuns elmer GelepbOnperbinouns
setroffsn.
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seiu1t, um an ber Rio @ranbe une Yee
cos @iienbcbn gu arbeiten.
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prebiSer 0eumens Auftin wesen Sal
iduns. Giner ieiner 3ubSrer erfannte
in benz Prebiser ben Wann, ber Dor Sur
GEM in OsabiiOn. Snbiana, einen Wediel
fdlidte, eus @elO ouruuf 3os unb bann
entflcb. Dieie @nteeduns fibrte sur
0erbaftuns beS ReDereab.
= Gin 5arbiser Namens Goinatpn 1T
in Waco perbaftet morben Sesen Wfib=
braua zines 14id6risen farbiSen Maos
4ens in 2imeitone County.
Nei 9sem Hbitabelpbia f4Ob ber
aaufmann s. D. Hromn einen Mann
geanlens ernd. Der icin 2eben beorpbte
uno rerwunbete ibn tSbtlid.
= Cine 6rau Namens Habm in Sn.
biancla iiberfel ibren Wann i'm Sdlafg
ugp iWdte i'm bpra SAlass nit einen
Stad Giien euf ben 8Opf gu tSotsn. ala
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fe id elmer Sumne @slbes unb iudt.
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rnittlerweile mieper 81 lid Gno folste ieis
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lbr 3immsr 3uridfebrte uub peridludt'
cine Quantitat cpncentrirter 2auas, pp'
ran iie ltarb,
an Cameron County bate pe'
Uleyifaner Gar3a ietn Yierb beitiesen uni
lieB ii6 bon ieiner Ipdter einen &eprl
Oer reidsu. unslidliderwsiie fisl bi
Wahe 3ur Groe, entlub Iid unp be
SduB traf oaS Wdb6en in bic Sufte
Eros drstltder Salfe far 3 bas Wapde
an eer Serpunouna.
- gu Sentreuille entSweitea ft Sob
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ia, Seanne, es 1T meme Mama - bes

ia, Seanne, es III meme Wama - be
Dor id gu Dir fam, als i'd nod BET III
uno Der tdbliden Babide in ben sroben
leeren 3immern wobnte. Nidt wabr
mie fdGn Te 1T ! ncd piel - piel idSne'
als beine - nein uniere liebe Wama
YlSslid fitlte ber8letne fd berb on be,
Sdulter sefubt unb cine raube @timm'
herridte tbn an
Wer if beine Wama - bort taa
Bib at Der Wanb Z
@rihrpden wanbten Yaul une Seanne
iid UNI. ba fano Wutter Beruis Dor il
men unb in elmer icldeu Iufresuug. bab
ber icnit 70 rebsfliute Saul oor Sdredsn
iber ibren Nnblid tene antpcrt finoen
tonnte unb Seonne jeet beftis gu weinen
be9anu. Die srauen ausen Der alten
6rau funtelteu uno i6r faltisss @sitat
mar erbfabl seworoen. Den anaten
nod heftiser f&iittelno, risf 1e itm nun
brcbenb gu:
Nntwcrte - Gas Bib scr Dir, ite(lt
oeine Wama bar 2 Sase es mir nod
einnlal: ST bas beine Mlma9 2
Sc 1T - meine Mama - n,eine quite,
liebe Wama itctterte Der &nabe, nun
aud nit Tbrdnen in ben au3en unb in
Der Stinme.
SEPT slaubte Seanne, oab Der @turm
iiber ben armen Yaul lcsbreden waree
unb ldnser belt i1e fd nidt. zrob ID
rer Nngf unb Turd,t Dor Strafs, ltiirIte
ite auf Wutter Bernis gu unb (fd an ibr
@enanb antlammernb, f.bte oas &ino
mein.nb
2tue benz armen Yaul ui&te, quite
SHUTTER 8ernis! Nenn er unfcl9iam
unb neusieris semeien 1T, 70 that er es
Hur, am mir eine Jreube gu madeu.--
Sd wollte uineu, was in benz Safen
itede. St miro es sewis nidt miec.r
thun - uno ih aud nid,t
(gOrtfstuns fcIstJ
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GrafuS Neeo.

Das srSbte M5bellastr Der
Stabt 1T basisnige bss 5errn s. @esb.
WfObel ausr Nrt fno eaielbf In srSbter
Iusmatl gu ben nieprisiten Yrsilsm ,u
babsn nne In Der Sbat faun ieber @s4
ftmad befrieeist wsrbsn. Ye.lpr. uno
S&labimmsr.Ssts fanf: man b.i Serrn
=. Nssb gu Gcbytlprsiisn, ba er ieine M6.
bel eigssi aug ben erGbtsn Tabrilen pss
sanbss bsSistt. 5err Nesb tat augss.
benz sinsn srObsn 8Orra.t son asppiaen
uno Watten uno aIen In bteies Sad etn-
lhlaeeabea Waartn. Wer NGtel iratnb
wslasr Writ Setraudt, tbut mobl, fh an
5trrn Neeb gu rpsnben. 8om @emT9n.
ltdfsn bio gum allerfstni ten uno 5teuer=
ten TT Maes in fsintm Sture ,u Fneen.
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Wntter! Watter I1ntter

Wfntter! Watter Mntter -!
Dsrbst Sbr ess Nadts sefSrt wsreen
unS In Gursr 8ute untsrbrohen burH bas
Sbreisn einss franfen &nbes, weldes
Shmer3sn bonn Durdtrsden Der 3lbne
leieets ST es Der Jau, 70 fault cine
6lalde BON Wrs. g9tnslows Spc.
t6ins SYrup. @r wtro ben armen
8leinsn iOfort BON lsinen @dmsr;sn be.
freen. Man ssrlofe ft earauf ss blft.
IS iit fetne @uttes auf Grbsn, bic % Der.
iuGte unb gu4 nidt mittbtilsn warbe, bab
es bic einsewsioe resulirt, ben &leinen
5alfe unb @eluneteit uns Der Nutter
9tu9e peridaift, bab es tpie 3aubsr mirtt.
Oas Wfittsl 1T li&sr In alien Jausn unb
ansenebm BON @eidmad ss wirb Don
elmer Der alteten unb betsn Doetorinnen
In BEN Ser. Standardization. rebsr.
d gu baten,pie Glafde gu 25 Gents.
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Bu 9rsmsn uaS 8.Iireter Der Rer> >gprtsr. gaI,i.
more unb @ew. Srleanfer 9ini.n.
u va e'e rtSel N Btsen fsabrten awildtn
Bremen unb Nem. Srleans unb GJalYrffpn N !.
var 9r etnsdfent poroen ilnb, nebmtn mir Ma
gut Bsittres. Iuftrase fur YaiTaae via Nsw-
gprt ootr Baltimore spa Bremen B alien or5ae .
rtn ylabsn @urrpas mad oa.n giS.nbas ntatio
aen IA aeras entsesen. gtenfals fertia,n mir
gdl1a9eihstne pcn @alssifon ri, 9aItimors unp
Nen>g gort mad Bremen unb RetpurbiHette ~ sr.
mdBigten YreiRn aus.
Ws,sre @usfanft eriteilsn
Raufmann q @anss. 9ssatsa fur Irfas.
1910 .. 1aresd. Issnt,, Gan gnionu. asras
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6anlin unb Tpm @isans, 3wet 6alb.
brIber, iiber einen fleinen Snaben, ber
bel ibnen mobnte. Son Worten fam es
gum Sanbsenense unb babel erbielt
Samlin einen Welieritid, ber eine arterie
3eridnitt unb ieinen Sob berbei ifibrte.
- Sn Dupre Bate Elm Sdnieb Sea-
mems Yetmedp 9tattensift in Bisquits
sen1iidt, I'M balnit Staten su persiften.
3tpei &inber zines ber Wrbeiter Yetmedns
fanoen bic BiSquitS unb aBen bupcn.
DaS cine Der Sinber tarb ant Gift unb
fit bas anoere best man feline Spffnuns.
< Sn Baleltine berridte Nuf freguns
iiber ben Nusbrud bon Saar(adiieber
unter ain6ern. Die Sduier, tit mel6en
frunte aiuoer liesen, linb nit einer rOtben
SABINE be3eidnet.
- 3pei Widnner in Waco, melde Ell
nen wenis frequentirten Sbeil ber Staot
burdw ancerten, murben sesen 10 n9r
NbenbS plStlid BON etnem permummten
Wanne iiberfallen, ser lie nit einem 9te=
polser bebrobte uno ibr @jelo perlanste.
Sc selans ibnen, bent gt1uber bic Yiltole
gu entreiBen, bod erbielt Der cine bon ibz
men einen Sdlas banlit iiber ben Sopf,
ber ibm cine idwere 8unbe perurl ladte.
Ser Jduber entfan.
= Gin Scbn bes SOtel6eliter Wliller
in 6ounb 9iof wurbe BON BENT Gpnlfabel
ecdbart seidcilen, neil ieuer SpaBes
halber ein 81 nad ibm mart.
- Sn Gan Nn9ela, Condo, BAT Der
befannte Cutler Walid Selb1tmprb Be-
sansen. Ct ido6 fid nit elmer gadis
elne aussl inS Sers.
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1887 @eni"re I'M Sstrassssa $Il0,4ot
Ns- Gnfraasn fur @ssntsn, iowie Ratsn far
glubs t6nnen nur In bsr Office In Nsno> Orleans
eemaht D,rbsn.
Wessn Snfcrmatoa %. @sfeuunaen fGrsts maa
az Ut. ". Daupbin,
Stem SrIeans &c
ebwaro mcUre. @esnt. gds 5satua II. @esquta
Strase, San Intonio.
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EasliAe Sreie NreHe
srl9eirt
a.;s ri. l15al3 oss Sonnta98
unb Foaet
5000 fit bas S1sr uber $2.5 0 fur
Wtcnat.
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- Die Serren=Nn3ase Bel s. Soste
& SSbne finb bieies Sabr nod ptel
idSner aufsearbeitet uls je supor uno
mas 0ualitdt unb Breis anbetrifit, un.
iibertreifli4. Die Ttrna bat es in bieier
Brande sur srSBten 8plIfonnlenbeit ae=
bradt. Nirsenbs fault man 70 portbeit=
baft. wie Bel Sosfes auf ser Nlamc, aes
seniiber pet Bpifoffiee.
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SaS 9teueitc Dpm sem=0prf.

YradtpcIe Sleioerltoiie in cen moeernz
len 5dattirunsen.
Sllderelen unp Spiten in GROCER
IuSpa9l,
SanSiiiaer uno Giidtider billiser ais
ir5eno no, Sw baben BEL
S. Sosfe & 5Sbne.
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Gus. SeQbpru.

S6nsirsr. Gde BON 5ouRon= II. Naparro,
ltrabs, smfs6lt 1h benz Yublitum BON
Gan antonio gum anfertssn BON Serren=
8!s'eunssfaden Gsrnsr abernimmt ct
eas Rsinissn uae Uartsn eetraasner
&!fissr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is a scientific combination of
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. 1t re-
stores gray hair to Its original color. 1t
makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures drandruff and bumors, and fall
tng.Out of the hair. 1t furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and sup
ported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and is unsur-
passed as hair dressing. 1t is the most
economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as its effects remain q long
time, making only an occasional appli.
cation necessary. 1t is recommended
and used by eminent medical men and
officially endorsed by the State Assayer
OF Massachusetts,. The popularity OF
Halls Hair Remover has increased with
the test of many years, both in this
country and foreign lands, and it is now
known and used In all the civilized
countries Of the world.
For sale by all dealers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16

DUBLIN, April 15.-Parnell has
written to several Paris journals re-
fusing interviews. His parole for
bids communicating with persons
connected with politics.
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right to get one or two votes while
1t was being considered so as to
give all chance to make whatever
record they desired to make.
Without having that privilege we
are being put in the false light of
opposing the bill when we are net
opposed to 1t, but want to make it
stronger. The filing of the report,
however, will give US chance TO
explain our position, and 1t 10 pos.
sible, when the time to vote com es,
all the Democrats will be found
willing to vote for the bill. 1t is
no disclosure of the secrets of the
committeeto ssy that we divided
politically in our reports"
ANTI-CHINESE MINERS.
Davis of West Virginia, pre-.
scented q petition In the Senate,
signed by number of miners, de-
claring themselves against Chi.
nese i'm migration. They close
their petition with the practical
remark: "And that we want it
understood that as far as we can
we will vote against any man who
favors Chinese coming to this
country"
REAaAN's RAILROAD BILL DOOMED
The House Committee on Com
merce have been hearing, off and
on, arguments on the question Of
regulating railroad traffic for near
ly three months. They have, it is
understood, nearly reached con-
clusion. They will, it is said, re.
port adversely on what is known
as the Reagan bill, and in its place
report u bill turning the entire
management and regulation of the
railroads, as far as the Government
is concerned, to a standing commits
sion, which will have fall power
to determine all questions In regard
to freight and passenger rates, and
all other questions that may arise
in the supervision 0frailroads. AS
far as can be learned, the railroad
corporations like this plan much
better than the Reagan bill, which
proposed to govern their operations
by law.
AN EDICT AGAINST OPIUM.
A circular has been issued by the
Secretary Of the Treasury calling
the attention of Collectors of Gus
toms to Article 2 of the treaty with
China, proclaimed October 5, 1881,
which prohibits the importation of
opium into the United States by
Chinese subjects or into China by
subjects of the United States. Gus.
toms officers are directed to see
that the prohibition is strictly en-
forced. In the case of i'm portations
of opium already shipped, the de-
partment, ia special application,
will decide what measures should
De taken Tor the remission OF for.
fixture incurred.
PATENT TO A Los ANGELAN.
The Patent Office has issued q
patent to f A. Edwards, of Los
Angeles, for his hydro-carbon bur-
ner.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Budget Of p oliti O al and other N WIS
from Warrington.
MILLER's NEW. BILL.

WASHINGTON, DC, April n
At to.day's special meeting Of
the Senate the Foreign Relations
Committee printed copies Of the
new Chinese Bill were submitted
by Senator Miller, and its points of
difference from the vetoed measure
were briefly explained. The meet
ing was then adjourned until next
Tuesday, in order to allow all the
memb ers of the Committee All OPP
p0rtunity to examine the details
of the new measure.
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
At the caucus OF Republican
Representatives last night, from 8
until 1880, the attendance was not
large, but the proceedings aui-
mated. Speeches were made on
the Tariff Commission bill, the
contested election cases and on the
manner OF proceeding with the
business of the session. Resolu.
ti0ns were. adopted providing for
prompt action in all important
matters pending. 1t was ascer-
tanned that by Monday next the
majority will have all its me m bers
present, with possibly one or two
exceptions. The resolutions refer
red to favor IL O'clock for the hour
of meeting hereafter, aud to pro-
vide for night sessions whenever
practicable; that the Tariff Com
mission bill be passed as SD as
debate Is concluded. aud that the
election cases be pushed forward
and disposed of az rapidly as
possible. The sentiment OF the
caucus was in favor of allowing q
daily session when possible the re.
malnder Of the present term. 1t
also decided that the present rules
are broad eAough in their scope to
allow the ma yrlty TO proceed in
the manner indica ed.
0UITEAU AGAIN BEFORE THE PUB
Lie.
GuiteRu la out in another carl
"Had they (his relatives) all died -
he says, twenty-five years ago 1t
would have been gOdseud to
me. He charges Scoviile with II
desire to get control OF his
(Guiteau's) book, and says he has
already paid ScoviIle $275, which Is
more than his alleged services are
worth.
HOwGATE HAS C0NFEDERATEs.
WASHINGTON, April 15th.-The
mystery of the Captain Howgate's
escape is not yet revealed by the
police; and 1t is believed that it
will not be, for the reason that
there are certain powerful influ-
ences In town Interested In his es-
cape.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The House Committee on Terri
tories instructed Grant to move to
5 suspend the rules on Monday, and
to pass the bill establishing the
Territory Of North Dakota.
ATTITUDE OF THE DEMOCRATS ON
THE CHINESE BILL.
In conversation with a correspon-
dent this afternoon, Wills of Ken
lucky said: "None of us oppose
the principle Of the bill, though we
want to see II we cannot make the
exclusion fifteen instead of ten
years. Our idea was, as Congress
said twenty and the President ad
vises ten, we would compromise on
fifteen years. Then, again, we are
against emasculatipg the registra-
tion clause in the bill, as is provid-
ed to do by the modified bill. We
would not oppose any OF these
things II we were not successful,
and would join In the vote for the
bill, but we felt that we had a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
Late kilograms.


SAN FRANCISCO, April Is The
bark Henry Buck arrived here to-
day from Honolulu, bringing in
formation that the British ship
Norval, loaded with coal and bound
for San Francisco from Hull, was
burned at sea on the All of March
In latitude 13o 3O/ north and lougi-
tude 1902 west. The officers and
crew took to the ships boats and
sailed two thousand miles 10 Fla
wall, where they took the steamer
"Like-Liken tn Honolulu,arriving
there on the Goth of March. The
boat containing the first officer and
most OF the crew was still missing
when the Henry Buck left Homo
lulu.
A Tragedy Witn Womau BE-
hsmdss.
NAPA, April 15.-Last night w.
s.. Lock wood, q stable keeper, was
shot and instantly killed by ex-
Sheriff John F. Zpllner. Zollner
was walking up Main street with
J. M. Gee, and on recognizing
Lockwood, Zollner said: "Here is
the man am looking for" He
then levelled his navy revolver
and fred. The ball went clear
through Lockwood's head. Zollner
gave himself up. Lockwood had
been suspiciOusly intimate with
the wife of Zollner.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16

NEW YORK, April 15.-It is an
nounced by advertisement that A.
L. Stewart u Co. have determined
TO discontinue their business and
that they offer for sale their entire
stock of merchandise and all their
mill properties.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
Ca0npciIcut LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, Conn, April I5.-
The House Of. representa- ives
passed resolution requesting the
pardon of Sergeant Mason and his
restoration to his rank in the army;
also, u resolution asking Congress
to take action for the relief OF
American citizens confined in Brit
ISL prisons as suspects.
Fad 81 a. r. stewars d Go.
NEW YORK, April l5.-It is an
n0unced by advertisement that A.
Il. Stewart Il Go. have determined
to discontinue their business and
that they offer for sale their entire
stock of merchandise and all their
mill properties.
Death or car q .td's Auus.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April IA
Mrs. Alta Boynton, only sister.Of
Grandma Garfield, died to-day at
Hiram, aged rs years.
President Hayes sends $3.50 to
the Garfield monument fund.
O'Oo"mor 4 squeas over UsisfsT.
CHICAGO, April 15.-Thomas
Power O'COnnOr says that he has
raised forty thousand dollars In
the Far West for the Land League.
He could scarcely express the
pleasure he experienced over his
cordial reception in the chief cities
of the Pacific Coast, aud spoke of
California as being Goods own
country where the climate was
ever glorious and the people intel.
ligent, free. hearted and generous.
Mr.. O'ConnOr was asked what he
observed 20 a stranger In q strange
land in respect to the Chinese
question. THAT question:" re-
piled the agltat0r, "appears to be
purely M American question: and 1
will not discuss it. Whether the
movement to drive them out Is
just or unjust, the people of the
Pacific slope, so far as 1 was able to
judge. are unanimously against
them."
M,.. Sc Vttse's r~Gtt,oo.
CHICAGO. April Is Mrs. SEQ
ville's petition for appointment MS
CONSERVATION OF the estate Of Guitesu
came up in Court this morning.
Judge Loomis said that in view of
the recent decisions of the Supreme
Court of the State, there was some
uncertainty about the jurisdiction
of his Court in probate matters,
and he advised to let the matter
rest till the doubt was settled, or
take the case to the Probate Court,
which unquestionably had juris.
diction in probate cases. Counsel
stated that they would rather have
the Court refuse to hear the petit
ton. They would then appeal 10
the Supreme Court direct. This
accordingly was done. Before
reaching the State Supreme Court
the case must go through the Ap.
pellate Court, and this will require
some six weeks, as the Court is not
in session and there are other cases
ahead IL. Mrs. ScoviIle appear
ed In Court in person to-day.
murder Mt Raoi.r.
MILWAUKEE Wis, April l5.-
A young gambler named Harry
Clifford, to-day, at Racine, killed
Capt Hugh. He is likely to be
lynched tonight.
Those ssosen ~. Hoe Bpnd+.
ST. JOSEPH, No., April 15.-
Enos J. Crowther, ex-City Regis
ter and City Attorney and present
City Assessor, together with a man
named John Cox, late ulerk Of
John @. Bender, Pension Agent
were arrested last night on com
plaint Of Mayor Pozgate, charging
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
LOS ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL l6. 1882
them with completely In the one
hundred thousand dollar bond
steal.

them with completely In the one
hundred thousand dollar bond
steal.
A Tr'p'e Hanging BY y.xu.nsss.
KIRBYvILLE, Mo-, April 15.-An
exciting tragedy has just occurred
in this neighborbood. For some
time past people have been
troubled by the depredations of
horse thieves. At length three
men were discovered to be the ring
leaders. They were hunted down,
taken to u pinery some distance
from town and hung. The deed
was performed swiftly and the Wig
ilantes dispersed. The moment
the men were swung up there was
much excitement. This is the first
triple hanging in this section of
Missouri for several years. The
names of the thieves are unknown,
but they came from Greene county.
Terrible situ.sios Of shc Food 81 T.
terers.
BAYOU SARA, April 14.-The
break at Chandeliers, on the old
river, three miles above Red River
Landing, is 400 feet wide. From
that place to Hogs Point there are
thirty crevasses from fifty to 400
feet wide. AT New Iberia espe-
,cialy the situation ia appalling
The storm swept away forty houses
at taizee Point, and the loss of
stock, crops, etc, is enormous. At
New Iberia all the establishments
on Bayou river are overlooked and
also many houses heretofore con-
sidered safe. At least 800 person
In Iberia parish are left without
shelter and support.
Chusches Destroyed.
MORGAN CITY, La, April Is
Wednesday night storm destroy.
ed negro churches, several dwell
ings and two or three warehouses
at Chafolaya and other points in
the neighborhood, aud at Pendily
station stores and dwellings were
carried away.
Wui n0s be Imsevviewed
DUBLIN, April 15.-Parnell has
written to several Paris journals re-
fusiDg interviews. His parole for
bids communicating with persons
connected with politics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
County Warrants, etc.

I buy Witness Fees, Jury Fees, City
and County Warrants, Jrdgm snts, and
all kinds OF claims.
Q. WHITE,
Attorney ct Law.
-WRoom % Temple Block. n9O-iy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

MR.. J. PUG, a native of Spain,
teaches the Spanish language with per-
lection in a few months and at very
moderate prices. Those desiring to ac-
Quire said language should not lose this
opportunity.
Terms: For three lessons weekly, at
house of pupil, 81 per month, and 50 per
month for instruction at the house of
the Professor. The language will be
taught gram matically.
Lessons given to pupils at their resi-
dences outside the city on reasonable
terms.
JOSE PUG,
81 Also street, corner Alameda and
Los Angeles. mI9tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16
j. r. FULlARToN,
REMOVED TO SO FORT STREET

Accountant, Collector, Copyist. Books
opened. kept, or written up. Commits.
slons executed, buying or selling. Reas.
orders attended to. mar4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-16

HARTFORD, Conn, April I5.-
The House Of. Representa- tives
passed resolution requesting the
pardon Of Sergeant Mason and his
restoration to his rank in the army;
also, u resolution asking Congress
to take action for the relief Of
American citizens confined in Brit
ish prisons as suspects.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1882-10-26
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