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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
suaIIeH asstRstsnIn Raeea.
ERan Iefe ., ,,BaIfb Hne EBGbr.s
Nu bas 4nblifnmI

ws Eann Refine before guautis fAr ben MERIT boM
Or gahtpap'B aItbearinheteu ". ". VI. oetImitteln
dlffastpieien tuerbsH ais bic eleneen uno mItDgsn
Na&dbmrngsn esrelben. Gs siebt iopotl iaIids, Res
iOIbsnis," ais aud ,RsIieis" anb sPins." Stbst
Gu6 Dor unb berIangt uur Rahmap'S unh adtet bars
m, hat Der sauls asRaetpaA" iia ani BEN qstmItten
@rtsteI beRRAess GaAIt@0s s|ga6&e9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
Shnin6fu@t

berouuser urb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: fRrobbrSs.,nAst
tt6en Seieen SiHt5wnb1u Cntortt,td urh Rsr~
i6narnna her 9hereu Suderfranfbet llrinperbaltara
Qelcrtt9e Snosrn8 9epdbrt, up puit Gntbeter Gse
mePr lberflitg iiD, 8Iaisulein uns In oIen SdasS
bpu ~ oN>N~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
GntSnnSnn9 Der SarnblaTe NIB
Q1teren, qe

iOtpie bel 9roniI9sn 6daeu bon pes'
birmttteretben. ss,- a-,,,s -, -,
Cine Sai6e entbdIt meE ~ o'"b ""o SeS
Glemente, GIS irqerS etr Il uftfbs ,,rn b.tu.u.,,
btsin ptr6 teelDfelF an6eres NrabHro, ~
gdtteL faat bis + yetie geupntner ,psbre, s " 1Ase
.'gs WtaI 10 oieI erfprberHH ''''D "''0sFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
.gerbauun8Ss Sef6perben.

Enpr, Starrbbs, GPolera Rrrtus ober Sdmsr,bastsv
S5trb!eans iperben IN 15-2O Timten ttrirf S,irss
Gaepa9 @eeoP astlet Be0er gsritopiua, nod Gnts
ber @ebraut bon ". a. 8elief,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12

eas tmausenbIite ben qdIen6fen seiSenGinbaIt tbuf
eca SntSin6uuaen uno @ougeitipuen bsiIt nl5ger ne
nun an oen Sungeit benz Dageu ben Gtngeipeibsn ben
einmali9er GRipsutasng. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
gsfesrap6i(6e 9epe(6eu.
Sie Sbipberb'i6e 1tnterfuAmne
in Netp= 0prf.

Beridte Der ,,2Ociirteu Sree" fiir ben ,.9euti4en
Gcrreippneentsn'0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
Sa einer 6is 3pan3tg @2inatea,

irteetr aud bic @Henuti6en, gettIdseriaen, ,s6tpaa
gen, gertrnppelten, Rerboieu, 8itigen p6er an onG
iit9er &taitbett Seoeneen gequGlt ieiu mGgeu Nab
nap sHeaep Reltef' ipirb bausenbHdIi6eSaIfs Ibafs
feubei
@ut3iin6uugen Ser gicreu, gut,iubunaeu ber
Blaie, @eOdru= @nt5Inoungen, Quuqei1z Cons
geittonen, Sal8leioen, &ffbma, Ser,tlopfeu,
8tpbtberie, bpferiideu aufGuen, 8rduns,
Satarrb, Snfuen3a, 6opfmeb, i3abnidmers
3en, Neuralgie, 8beumotisuus, taltetn unb
betbem Steber, SIbneraugeu u. .6roftbeuleu.
Die gnpencurs bes ,,Rea6b ReIieF" an Der ober ben
let6enSsn Stsen pirs aIsbaI6 beEagIt5e GrIs5tsuna
6dfeu.
.SreiBig bis 'e6sgs srOSFsn 6aton In sine, 5aIbsu
5ftnt9ias Ron aisr pereen in iUenigsn 4ugeubIidsu
3ranipte, gtdgenidure, SpbbreuneH, Rppii1meraen,
Siarrbbe Spienterh Rplit, Bldbungeu IN ben Giross
ipetoen unb ale tnuerIit2R SbmerSen betlen.
Reiienoe iouten INNER etue 6laibe Rd6ipdh'B
,,8eahh 8eltet" bel d trageH. gBeuige Sropfeu bds
bon in g8aiier getban beugeu allen RranfbetteH unh
ben nanIi bertuiipfteu Seber bic aus benz 8e6raI&g
i6Iedten Bafers entpriuger Dor. Gs III Elm beiersB
StimuIant, ais tranipf4er gran6B oSsr 5ittersr.
3alteS unS biei9eS Tteber.
Sultes II. btstge8 6teber gebeilt fir 80 gts.
Ga ssbt feu BeTsres SeIutteI in Der gsIt, tpas 10
idueu ale @rten BON 8ieber beit, mogen e bon bsrs
bDrbener quit (atdrG pber begeuerirter Sale TOMS
men, m6geu ie S6arIas, NeroeHz ober geIbes Tteber
Bsisen, aIs = prter 9usiebuug bon RabbaSs RsUeR
bu5 ,,Rea6D Relitf" Or. RabwapS.
Thnf5is Gents pro Tlaf@e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
~retS 25 GentS pro S8a8teI.

Egtr ipisbsrBDsu, baf Der asfer unIersr 9a8er HaA
e6riften gbsr arranibsitsn uub ssrsu BUR fabirsu
mus bcr allen:
DSulid unb g8ubr,"
,Rubpap iiber Srrttuble llret6ra,"
,Rabwap iibsr Stropbelu"
unb auhsrs S5rtsn absr arnutheitsu peri4tsensF At
gRau T6ide cine BriefmGrfs on RGenah Gemp's
SIR 80 sparrens, gde Der @bur6rabe, Rensgert
ENr Belebruus, Eduisubs bon Dollars nsstR' ~1Fs
GllG sussi4tft psresH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
9aGteS unS biti9es Tteber.
e a b 10 ap' s
&egnlirenbe Yiaeu.

gpIlfpmmene gurgdnIen, Iineernhe nbflbr
mittel, Tuirfen Obne 2dJmerg. ffets luperldfs
fe une natiIrlid in ibrer Operation,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
guropdtf6e 9a6ef6eridte.
q + l a It ,.

Rod, immer feline SuoerldfGse Spur ppH BEN
wa5rhern. eOrc GGosuriibs Sesreia
suns. Die Bill iur unttrSriiduus BON
Terbredben in SrIanb bereits i'm llnterDauie
eiuaebrdebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
AZ. Gon9reB. Grite sisuug.

SGs pprseidblasene Sunsessappe rlatipnssc.
riebt. Die cnbsiltise Ibffimmuns iiber
eis Sorlase i'm senatc auf brute anbc'
raumt. - Cine Sin 3ur iGbrlidben Ser.
pinisuns ppn S10,OOO,OO0 ,ur cas-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12

SabressGpnoenfipn Der amcrifdniitben 5naeH
nieure.-&dusltng ausgeiest.-Guf Die Nm
tIage hes Mornes enilahen.-pcfitiun Der
Qpliieimanniebaft. - Sdabeneridsfldge.-
@eric1tsuerbanelunsen - GbeidbeieHnsss
fIdof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12
eertoouua BEE pr,ustiden eonptaaes.

8erlin, II. 9tai. - Ser preuBtide
9aubtag purbe bsute auf t0nigliheH 8etebl
uertnst. Serr BON Butttammer, yttntfer
6es Snncren, iugte, bic abgeOrOnetentammer
babe Der Siu beiI9lidb Der Serpen0ung gs@
tpiiier @el0er feline iorgfdltige Grmdgung
geifentt nuO Die Regieruug periprete itd]
fr:ncn @riOlg BON Der &erbanOlung metterer
Nabregeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12

SIotteniefretdr &ban6ler bat iidJ gegen Die
am letten Montug i'm 8eprdientanterbauie
bon Sru. @alftn8 etngebradbte Sortuge Be-
trefs getpilligung bon $150,000 sur Nusz
riiitung elmer neuen arttii6en Expedition
ausgeipro6en. 0erIeIbe ntetnt, es piiroe
beiier iein, ;unGdf bas 8eiuLtat Der grpeOiz
ttOn weld)e gegenpdrtig in England
3ur aufiudurg Qeigb Smitb's aus
geriiftet ptrb, ioiuie Der proiettirten OeutideH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-12

SbeesSernices, OinersSerDices, 3itiiners
Seroices, 9ampen, Glasgei9irr, Saien,
SoiIetten Gerpic.s isbr billtg in 8 orbs
8aSar Rr. 81, @ef Baltimore e.
Stra6e.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

8ereoiamfeit mar cine gang nserfpirbise,
,lnS er i9isn eS fth gum 3ped gsna4t su
babeny Die 6ifentliGe Grbitterilng anf ben
8riessmtniiter su fousentriren- Dieter
fcrttpdbrenb eeiaiirten Grbitterung tpurbe
bur9 bas Gs6i6t i'm gStubentensGpus
rier" plbblia oas RitteI seseiSt, fi6 9uft
gu MAIDEN. Rein Number alp, bob Die
bIutisen 3uiammenItbBe am 8. OftOber
aIs 8eranIaliuns su benz beSauerli6en
GrsisniB gaben, bur9 tpeI9es Die Sa9e
Der Sreibeit einen 70 idperen Stob er=
belt, Das 9eoi6t lautet ipie fpIst:
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12
Die Getten SSof : 2larren ana
preueil6eu 4Sofe.
auIturbiHarifae sflBe BON G. Rommiupsr.

gu Dem prunfpclIen, iippiSen Sofftaate
Der europdiI9en S6fe bes iecbJebnten unb
iiebsnsebnten SabrbunoertS eeb6rte unbes
binet Der SOfnarr, iene Iuitige 9sriOn,
Die ourb ibre @iBs uno SpdBe Die bpben
Serren Ia6te ma6te. 2u9 Der preuBiI6e
Sof bate natttrIi9 feline Sofnareu, bod
offSiea nur biz gum Tpoe Sriebrib's l.,
nah benz 9lbIeben bieiss Iururi6len Gbs
nigs ging bic amtIi1e Steue zines SOf.
narrsn sin bsnnod iolIten, ipis mir ipeis
ter unten Ieben tperben bic SpaBma6er
nod nibt fir in,mer pom preuBiI9en SoIe
peri9punbcn ieiu, ipnoern Denn aud
Obne ben betrefTenSen IiteI, 10 bod nit
Der 4nitelluns oIs fol4e in eisentbilm=
Ii4er 8eiie nod mehrere SabrasPHte fOrts
eriitirea.
5risbri9 @iIbeIm l., Der mad benz
Iope bes 86nigs Srieori9'S l. ben
preaBiibeu Sbrpn beItieS, Iiebte bic
raai4enoen 8ersniiSunsen nicbt, fiibrts
cine einfa9e, fat ipieBbilrgerIi6e Saus=
proning Elm uno s6nnte lib aud ben
SuruS eines ofTiSisaen 9Ofnarrsn nibt
obsIsi6 ibn bsrbe Spdiie amillirten. gu
ieiner einsisen GrbpIunS unb @rheiternns
bilbste er 5td aus ben SpffapaIieren unp
ben 0ff5tersn ietner llnSebuns cine els
gentbhmli9e @sieaibaft, bas bsfannte,
Oielbefpro9ene yIabutsfolegium", ipelz
DIES reseImdBig jsoen Nbeuo unt fiinf nbr
in sinem sinfabsn 3immer itattsubaben
pHeste unb bon benz 3onis IN Der 4bIi9t
in'S geben Serufen mar, ibm Die gnnebm=
libteit zines unge3ipungenen unisanS8
nit freiem, anre8enbem 8ebanfenauss
tauid sa setpdbren. I'm Griterss su ers
reiAen, par alIes 3eremoniea perbannt
Niemanb ipuroe besrilbt unb ielblt Dor benz
R6nise, ipenn er eintrat, Surfte Geiner
aufiteben. 9lus bo4dnSif6en Tbpnpfer
fen tpnroe Tabaf eerauht nnb
Bier, pprSussipsiie Der ban,aIS be-
Ilebte .Dudltein" setrirnfen, Der in
fiIberne 8e4er Sesapft tpurbe, aus elmer
beinabe eineu Wleter bpben, anoert-
baIb Gsntner f6iperen, nit branbsnbur=
giiGen 9enfmiin;en unb TbaIern alisses
legten faBartigen Eanne, eie alS S9aus
ftld ppa iest i'm SerIiner S6Ioiie itebt.
8rob, Butter unb Sdie, tnitunter aud
Shinfen unb 2albSbraten itano Seoen,
mad BeIisben sur 8srfilSung. DaS Rars
tsnipieI mar unbecinst perp6nt, Sda6
uub Damenbrett tpurbe aliSnabmSipeile
seItattet. Wlan lab auf BoISrnen Stib=
len nur eiusn senOIlterten Seifel CAB
eS, auf ipsl9em plab su nebnien Der abz
mig pobl sur Idersbaften Strafe Semans
ben psrurtseiIte, Der ii4 sesen bic ReseIn
pereanBen bate.
0ejprdhe nam bes a0nigS Geihmadt
iofern 0ieIelbsn nGnIiA aud teIebrsno
lem joIIten tpubtsn feline @eieaidaftsr
,abss bod nsei!isnS ni*s lu f0bssr, susss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12
nniberFtat.

D2an lerrte irnrnsr gerue
altf bober S6ul' ;u @ien
Sest tDarb fis sur GaTerns,
Sest berriebt bort DiSepIinl
Sest bat bort rnan4' @snenssr
g9eit rnsbr gbiIpiOppie
MLS Der Stubsnten Gurer,
Der Hug eerporben nieI
Gold treuer aaiierstiener
Die Seiltunit mspr Dsrltan6
9lS rlau9er 3ebieiner,
Der ihIinln ciIrirt Sas 2urbi
SoIrat Iebrt gtpiltitsn
9es Raiiers sutes Redt,
2aS bod febr bel Siriiten
@eritanben gar 70 i4leHtl
Mls SbeoIoe, ais gReiier
asBrt earifttert Der SOlSat,
Den man fir 8oIi unO aaiisr
90 lang perbrebet bat
GoIoat pertritt I'M Gerne
SAT- isbe Sactltat,
SesbaIb trarb s,Ir Galsrue
Die nrrIperiitdt
Wlit benz 8orfebenben fppuen mir un
Iere 2liis3iise IbIteBen, itno ss ben aeierr
lberIaHen ibre ipeitere BiBbssieroe aus
benz 8u6e ieIbit 81 befriebiseu. Sc il
Elm Merf, baS mir nit sutem @etpiSier
empfeblen fDnnsn. Gs tpirb niht aIIeil
fur bic @ieuer unb bic ioseuannten 4bt
uupoierSiser BON Snterehe iein, ipnberr
iein BerSienIt beltsbt bariu, .oa6 es uni
Elm msrffpiroises Sthf 3eitgeI@i6te il
Der anaiebsnbiten 8siie Dor bic Qluser
ftibrt. G8 aeiSt unS bic ioeaIe Seit
etneS Ranpfes, Der Durd Die feitber Der
IIo6enen 33 Sabre nibts an isinem eSn
terene perloren bat. Die 8erbaItniiIe
nnter ipsI4sn Die RepOIutipn in @iel
ausbra9, iparsn 70 eigentbamIi6er un
abIpn6erIider Dirt, oaB man iDobL iagel
BARI baB fie fi6 IN pisler g8eile ME nieb
ipte0erboIen fbnuen ebenioiDeHig nj
ibnen ettpas aebnIi1eS ppraasgeganee
mar. GbeniO eigsntbamIi9, ipie bi
Wiener 8eooIutioh lit bic 5eIIert'iG
GeIdi6te ibrsr ppetiIden Seite, un
Seoer, ber Ite lest tpiro init uns Der
&erfaGer oanfbar ieiu FIR aen rsi6e
S9as, ben er Der gerseiisnbeit entriiie
bat. F. III.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

NsuerS dpeinsbrate n. Sanss
Srau $50 nsDdte eiaen rebt ihonel1
Shipsinsbratsn |" Wleb8er: ,.Miins
{dsn Sic Bauds oeer Sdspansitad 7 Dors
bertbeil iit ni1t mebr 6a !" 80 Sunoe
Grau sMeun If bitten barf: spn hsr
Iains |,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

gbrIidfeitsprcbe. Bas-
sama - leg iG f1on bier Bo6en lang
ale Rorgen atpei 0uIben auf'S gea6ttif6I
- Iaile Ibfire auf unb seb fort = UNI gu
prafen gbrIi4feit BON 2eut I'M Sau8--jan
aber, tpanni fumm MbsHps heim - in1ner
tpee teremtette
@erb' i9 rpn beut ab, mann 7 bob
binIegt GeIb auf's Ra4ttiftL 8iHHer
peri9lieBen
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

GinStDifer. SpISat: Set s.
Tagen tbun bic 6erren an nleinem 8sin'
berunt; bas tbut oft redt tpeR uub ba
ipout' i6 idon lang einntaI 8 S'bDriamit ans
frasen, mas be Serren eisentIid iaHen 2"
- 9lrat: CT bic Gusel bic Sic perIebt
bat y SoIbat DDS batter, Sic mir
i9on eber iagen icHen, penn bic baR i5
6 'boriamit oa IN H1einsr 5oientai4el"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12
6adfif6es 54nababaYfeL
Der neie NpHb ninsrt irnntsr ~,
SD feb 'eu tdaIieb fpddien.
sSa Iieber Wonb, 3iDar be1 biif Du,
Sod bellsr isiH mn GaHien.

MODERN. Gin sipbIfidbrigsr Guars
taner, Der ppn 1einer Uiutter elmer llnart
tpegen gefboIten tpirb, eripibert:
,,g(ber Wlanta, nn5 bat mir bsnn bod
Bis iest nod teins Dame sebotsnl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

2anbDirtbidaftIi9es. gers
tpalter y!Serr.G GomHersienratb- i'd freue
mid Sbnen mittbei[en su f6nner1 baB foes
ben DOE Sbrer gtnfuuft oie seIbe Rub Elm
GaIb sebradt bat"
@ommersienratb: ySiebfte, BertbaIss
Ben - mir balm @Ihd Sonic mir aufs
Gut foH.u1sn - psrnebrt fi4's Rin6a
pieb !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12

Die neueu 8msp6geI. u@as
bait Du benn eisentliG, Gritbsn baB Da
Did 10 auffabrlts1 I'D
raa Gante, MID ite6en bic 5I5be 70
arg !"
rSei nur sufrieben, bic sebsu iest baIS;
es 1T ia fdon 9erbft !" -
sSn tpsI4ss 2anb aiehen iie nsnb liebe
TGnte 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-03-12
9ier;tt cine
g!SeilaQe.
c5ir bic ugseitIs8t gIattsr."l
Qn 2siener 2arnae
I'M Sabre 1S4S*.
III.

S6on i'm dulci jubilo Der 48er Som=
fnertase famen politiide 8orabHungen
bss beDorftebenben Jtadl1Iass gum Aus=
brud. BereitS am /. Suli bIdIt sin ges
ipiiisr q. Utu9 i'm caaiier Soiepb" auf
f0Igeabsl8eiIe gum RiidSus ua9 Amerita:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09
Two Partners have Some Words
About Their Mine-One Shoots
the other and then Kills Him.
SaVf

SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, June s.
About o'clock this morning the corner
of G. and Third streets was the scene OF
bloody tragedy. j. Taylor and J. A.
Peterson, partners in the Burning Mos.
COW mine, of Calico District, had Just
left Starkie's Hotel, where they had
been at breakfast, and were crossing C
street, at the corner of Third, when q
difference of opinion arose between them
about their mine. As it is supposed,
Peterson charged some unfairness, and
a few words passed, when Taylor
drew q Colts five-shooter, forty two
calibre, and commenced shooting at
Peterson, who was unarmed. Peterson
exclaimed: "Don't shoot, john" But
Taylor fired three shots in rapid success
sion, all taking effect in Peterson's body
and head. A Mr.. Hartman, who was
standing near them, attempted to take
the pistol from Taylor, when he fired at
Hartman, the ball passing through his
coat at the waist and cutting button
off his vest, but with no further damage.
He then ran a few steps, and placing the
pistol to his own breast fired, the ball
taking effect in his left breast, and one
inch from the nipple. DIR. Rene was
called, but in about ten minutes Peter
son was dead, and Taylor will probably
follow soon. There is considerable
mystery attached to the above, the two
men having been the best of friends.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09
The Republican Triumph i'm Ore
gOn Confirmed.
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Budget OF Political and Other
News from Washington.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON KELLEY's REvE
NUE. BILL.

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON KELLEY's REvE-
NUE. BILL.
WASHINGTON, June Sixty repre-
sentatives attended the Republican
caucus last night to consider the
subject of reducing the internal rev.
enue taxes, as contemplated by the Kel-
ley bill. Kelley asked the party to allow
the early consideration of the bill with
out amendment. A protracted discus
sion ensued, in which Kasson and Nc
Kinley advocated the bill and Hazleton
and others opposed it, The opposition,
while favoring a slight reduction, were
against reduction of the taxes ON whis-
ky and cigars. The general sentiment,
as indicated by the discussion, was de-
cidedly opposed to any sweeping reduc
ton this session. Another caucus on
the subject will be held in few days.
1t is believed the party will agree to
pass the bill this session removing the
tax on bank deposits, bank checks.
matches and proprietary medicines, but
that no action will be taken on the
other features of the Kelley bill.
cRooKEDNEss IN GETTING sTAR-RoUTE
JURORS.
The Post says that the Star Route
Jury talesman found that Laird had been
convenient for the Marshals summons,
and that Dorsey was seen to have the
ear of the Marshal in q secluded alcove.
Attorney-G General Brewster for time
seriously contemplated to demand of the
Marshal his resignation, but after long
conference with the Marshal the idea
was abandoned. 1t is not charged that
the jury had been corrupted, or is sus-
ceptible of being tampered with.
THE COURT ADMINISTERS REBUKE TO
THE PAPERS.
WASHINGTON, June Sin the Grim.
inal Court Judge Wylie said that great
injustice had been done by articles in the
New York and District papers to the
Marshal .of the District and the Jurors.
He then explained how carefully the
Jurors in these Star Route cases had
been selected. When jurors are regu-
larly accepted they ought to be free
from criticism, and it was a cruel inius-
tice for newspaper writers to assail them
without basis, as he was convinced had
been done. He thought the District.
Attorney ought to take official notice ol
these articles. He cautioned the jury to
be especially careful to keep secluded
and disarm suspicion. McSweeney then
renewed his argument for Dorsey.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09
Lutheran synod in session,

LA CROSSE, June S.-The German
Lutheran Synod for the Northwest con-
vened to-day. Three hundred delegates
are present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09
$25 Reward.

We viii pay the above reward TO any person
destroying the Yerba Buena Bittes bills, XXX
Horse Medicine and Horseman's Collar-Gsll and
Hoof Ointment bills posted In the city and county
Of Los Angeles.
H. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
ml4-sm land 5 Front st., San Fancisco-
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BalIoting for Governor.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June THE
Democratic State Convention, with Gen.
eral L. P. Walker, as President, took 9
ballots to-day for Governor without
making nomination. The last ballot
stood E. A. ONeil, l70; Leroy Brewer,
y; N. H. r. Dawson, ll5; j. M.
Nc X. Leroy, l27.
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More Coolies and SMALLPOX,


San Francisco, June S.-The Coptic,
the new steamer of theOccidental andOri-
entail line, arrived to-day with over nine
hundred Chinese passengers and the vel.
low flag flying.
silver King Dividend.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June S.-The Silver
King declares dividend of twenty five
cents.
Yellow Corn.
san FRANCIsCo, June S.-Yellow corn
is higher, Sl.79 bid, Sl.S2H asked.
Debris in Petition Sign
ed for the Dismi ssal Of Colonel
MendeIi.
SACRAMENTO, June At the anti
debris executive committee meeting to-
day an address to the people was adopt
ed, setting forth the claims of the val
leys against hydraulic mining, and ap-
pealing to the people for countenance
and support The address declares that
no remedial measures can prevail and
that the first hand of the DESTROYER
must be stayed. The meeting adopted
resolution declaring that the slickens
issue is political issue. Each member
of the committee present signed men,
orial to the Secretary of the War Depart
ment asking the dismissal of Col. Men,
dell for reasons therein stated. When
signed by absent members it will be for
warded to Congressman Berry for pre-
sentation.
The Republican Triumph i'm Ore
gOn Confirmed.
PORTLAND, Oregon, June S.-The
Legislature is evidently Republican by
two majority. Returns from remote
counties may increase it to six or seven.
The line to eastern Oregon is still down.
Mail advices indicate that the Demo-
cratic majorities of that section will be
smaller than usual. Yesterdays figures
on the majority for the state Republican
ticket are likely too low.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Two-story Dwelling house, with twelve large
rooms, handsomely finished, at Santa Monica.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
WALTER ID. STEPHENSON,
je 2-l0t No. Temple Block.
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Furniture for Sale

OF house of ten rooms, consisting of one walnut
parlor set, walnut bedroo sets and dining room
and kitchen furniture, with gas chandeliers
Can be seen at ITO Main street Sold at private
sale only. m3O-2w
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NOTICE.
a pIaNE-pupuYTREN

During my absence for few weeks a. Dele
gate from California to the American Medical As
sociation Of the United States.
DIR. PIGNE-DUPUYTREN
VIII occupy my Office and attend to all medical
business entrusted 10 him.
DR. H. s. 0RME, "a Main st.
May rs. 1881. m2elm
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Fighting in Herzegovina.

CETTENGE, June S.-An Austrian bat
talon was attacked on the Cd inst by
200 insurgents near Morini. The Aus
trians were surprised and compelled to
retreat with loss of 95 killed. The
insurgents lost 26 killed and wounded.
On the ri instant the insurgents de-
stroyed the Austrian barracks at Bisch-
lana, killing 25 troops; the rest fled.
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IN OOO SEEDING ORANGE TREES,
OO,OOO Central American seed, for sale
at MRS II. SHAW'S NURSERY, on San Pedro
street, below Adams ST. p. o. Box 1866, Los An
geles, Cal. mil Am
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE ROOMS, en- suite or single, with
board, can be had at MRS. WHITNEY'S, No. 35
SIXTH STREET mylS-lm
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LATE TELEGRAMS.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. ]
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WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED.
SALESMAN WANTED.

Must be well posted in gents furnishing goods
| and hats and come well recommended. Address
p o. Box 1905. ie8-3t
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SOUTHERN ROUTES.

TIME TABLE FOR JUNE.
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San Francisco, June S.-The Coptic,
the new steamer of theOccidental andOri-
entail line, arrived to-day with over nine
hundred Chinese passengers and the yell
low flag flying.
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Eagle Corps, N. q. O.

REGULAR meetings at the Armory, Court
street, every Friday evening at O'Clock.
w. H. H. RUSSELL,
Captain Commnndin9.
c. A. KETLER, First Sergeant. js2l-d
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K. of p.

OLIVE LODGE No. 26 Meet first and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellow5 Han.
P. o. Building. Sojourning Knights invited.
J. r. SUMMERS, c. c.
A. DECAxP, X. OF r. and s. jal-ly
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+ 4ayPlans of Steamers Cabins at Agents office
where berths may be secured.
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Boston, June S.-Hon. Lucius Robi
son died this morning.
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Confidence Engine Company.

2Nl REGULAR meetings Of this Compa-
>SSS any on the first wedesday evening
9 Of each month, at 7:sooclock
BY order, MARK JONES, secrstory
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Keeps on hand the best Beef, Veal, Pork, Mnt-
| ton Salt Meats and all kinds of Sausages.
Meats delivered TO all parts OF the city.
A. FRANCK,
mrl-6m Proprietor.
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NEW YORK, June S.-About eight
hundred Mormon emigrants have landed
at this port since January lst, from
Europe.
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ROME, June THE family of General
Garibaldi have decided to abandon cre-
nation owing to the practical difficult
ties of its accomplishment.
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silver King Dividend.

SAN FRANCIsCo, June S.-The Silver
King declares dividend of twenty-five
cents