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CASUALTIES.
FIRE at MooRHEAD.
lSpe ciai Telegram to the Globe !

Especial Telegram to the Globe
FARGO, D. T., Dec 15.-About5:30 this
| morning the large boarding house kept by
Moses Chevette, near the foundry at Moor
head, took fire from broken lamp, and
being skeleton frame lined with paper,
it burned so rapidly that the inIoa,es had
barely time to escape from the second
story windows with such clothing az they
had on, al being more or less injured, four
quite seriously burned and bruised. The
latter we're Robert Dodge, Hugh Finn.
VIM. Fletcher, Mrs. Chevette, dos. Ward
and Gary whitehall. Loss about $1,000;
INSURANCE $4,000.
THE LOSS.
New YORK, Dec. 15.-.-The total loss by
the burning nf the Standard theatre, is
estimated at $4,000; insurance $4,000.
EXPLOSION.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Two boilers of
the Pecan Grove plantation sugar-house
exploded. Baptiste Adj and George Bur
CESS were killed. Four others we're
wounded, two dangerously.
COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-There was a
collision this morning on the Germantown
branch of the Reading road at West
Sixteenth street station. The engine of the
incoming passenger train WAS deraiIed and
several of the passengers severely injured
Jennie E. Evans, Oak Lsue, was seriously
and Lizzie Z. Picot, of the Same place,
seriously bruiss on the head
FATAL BUN OFF.
SrEUBENvILLB, O., Dec. 15.-Early this
morning the east-bound freight train on
the Pan Handle railroad, ran INTO land
slide at Skelly's station and was wrecked.
George Trollipger, engineer, killed and
David Vensel, fireman. slightly injured.
FATAL FALL.
Troy, \. Y, Dsc 15.-The trestIe used
in erecting the new canal bridge at Ores
cent, Saratoga county, fall yesterday, pre-
cipitatipg five men twenty feet to the
canal bottom, and all were Injured, Stats
Fonda and Frank Sitvernail probably
fatally.
FATAL EXPLOSION
SHAMoKEN, Dec. 15.-An explosion Of
gas occurred in the Cameron collisry this
afternoon. demolishing the doors and brat
sice III he mine, and fatally iBjuring E.
lott Noel and seriously iDjaring Jno.
Smith, miners. Noel vas burned at the
wrist.
FIRES.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-Chss. &.
Walkers sugar house near Franklin Bayou
feche, burned last night. Loss, SIS, 600;
insurance. $4,000. Il " the largest re-
fnery IN the state ontsioe OF Nsw Orleans,
and made white sugar.
f-rv ne.,
Cured IN tho upper part of the Diamond
!. 49,
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From Sundays Edition

The following matter on this page appeared
in Sundays edition. The reason for this repub
ication is because our regular mail rate of sub
comparatively few in the country care to pay
extra for the Sunday edition, which lies in the
st. Paul postotfice and goes out in the same
mail with the Monday paper. The more i'm
portant news and other miscellaneous informa-
ton, is, therefore, published on Monday for
the benefit of country subscribers who do not see
the Sunday Globe.
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TIE old WORLD
GREAT REFoRM PROMISED BIZ KING
ALFONSO.

Spain More Prosperous Than For Years
The British Governments Condemned on
the Egyptian Decentralization Mis-
sionaries Blamed For Some of the
Troubles in Southern Egyps-The Orange
men to Have Monstsr Meeting.
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WASHINGTON.
NO PROSPECT OF MUCH BUSINESS
BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS,

Gorham VIII NotOppose the Election of
McCook as Secretary of the senate-Ihe
House Committees-The Democratic
Convention Probably to be Held in Chi
Mcaso-Changes in the japanese Embassy
s-Tne Bonded Whisky Period.
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ITALY.
Special Cablegran to the Globe. !

Especial Cablegram to the Globe.
ROME, Dec. 15-It is now definitely set
tied that the national convent of the
American bishops and clergy will meet at
Baltimore IN November, after the presi-
Dental election. Archbishop Gibbons
will probably preside: though it is not
known for certain.
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Funeral.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.- The body of Lillian
Lugenbeel. the divorced wife of ex- Senator
Christiancy, was removed to Washington
tonight. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
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Cause and Eject.

at knaes symptoms of indigestios are present,
aReaainess Of the stomach, etc., a moisture like
perepirstsa, producing itohIng at night, or
when 500 ia warm the mica Tho afsack
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A SECOND DOSE.

The Experience Of Friday Duplicated
on the Chicago Beard Yesterday.
THE MARKETS ALL VERY DULL.
A Slight Decrease in Prices, Bat the
Range Il Narrow One.
PROYISIGNsEsBETTER In TONE.
The Stock Market Principally Noted
fer the Assault on Wizards.
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WI Aerea.

PI1TsBURG, Pa, Dec. 15.-The EN- ployes
Of Carnegie Bros. & Co, have been in SEES
sion four hours considering the PROPOSE
ton to reduce the wages of skilled work
man thirteen per cent At midnight it
vas still undecided, but the probabilities
are that the reduction viii be- accepted
and work continued. Three thousand nsen
are interested.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE police raided
i've gambling houses this morning and ar
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snow Storm.

Snow Storm.
Tzra.,r-n.t e.1=-1-o--- Gtl-o-,.
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SIS, 900, 494 for the same time last year.
For the eleven months ending on Nov. 80,
1883, $159, 739,456, corresponding period
last year $l65, ,095.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The chief ex-
aminer of penslonsl sent warrant to
Lancaster, Pa, with detainer against
Rev. Jno. A. Moore, alias jerks, arrested
there on the charge of swindllng pen
sioners.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.--There will prob
ably be DO business transacted in the
house until after the holidays, and there
Will doubtless be an early holiday adiou. n
ment. MIR. Randall opposes frequent ad-
Journments, and will endeavor to carry
out his plan to the end of the session in
May, but he meets with opposition on
every hand. One reason is that the rev.
enue tariff men suspect he is controlled by
desire to prevent, If possible. any
discussion of the tariff question. The in
cations all are that the session will be
long, and after the new year that political
debates will be protracted and cer1moni-
GUS.
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THE sEcRErAEYsH1p OF THE SENATE

--->-----------I it1H. ooooh OoMMlIfEES. II
1t Is expected that Speaker Carlisle will
have his committees ready for delivery to
the house next Friday, before it adiourns
for the holiday recess. The struggle over
the Craftsmanship of the committee on an
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
THE ONTARIO FRUIT GROWER


The printed kvd but ONCE VIII n
ayearor sifo sx xmohfhap b adya
Riverside
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Some Timely Words,
IBoston Joiirnal,l

Englishmen who arc in the habit o
criticisgng the independent manners o
the American girl abroad are invited Il
bcstow some degree Of penitontial atten
ton upon the various Langtry and La
boucherc episodes, which have latel,
attarcted the notice OF Americans U
certain phases Of English social life
We hayo no sympathy with the news
paper gossips, who have followed Mrs
Lanptry with thoir senseless tattle evei
since she landed upon our shores; bul
the publicity which that lady herself
has choaen to give to the very marked
attentions bestowed upon her by New
York aocioty mana publicity so grea'
that il seems to be rather the excep
tion, in Philadelphia, when she ap
pears anywhere without him, compel'
criticism which people who wish the
lady well would rather avoid. To say
tho very least Of it, 1t betrays q dulnes'
Of the sense Of propriety which is pretty
nearly equivalent to it's absence. Ther
as to Mrs. Labouchere, or Mrs. Pigeon
abouchere-whateve may be the prop
or way Of writing her name-the rospec
which was felt for her when she OK
pressed her disapproval Of the uncon
yentional conduct Of her friend, suffered
II must be admitted, somewhat Of
shock whom II was found that she hat
gone oil tho way to Virginia to avail
horself Of teohnicality for procuring
n divorce, not from Mr.. Labourche
M. p, but from n Mr.. Pigeon, whit
wan her husband some years before sh'
began to bear her present name. Thes'
marital complications may be susceptible
Of entirely satisfactory explanation, ant
il Is not, in one sense, the business OF tn
public II they are not. But Mrs. Langtr.
and Mira. Labouchere came among M a
representatives Of English socioty-th
one lady who has had the entire int
excellent social circles in her own coun
try, and the other the wife Of an Englis
member of Parliament, and tho chaper
one and consor of tho former. They ar
not the creations OF fiction, but real an
living representatives OF English socia
life. Englishmen may get what enjoy
ment they can out of American Dais
Millers and Fair Barbarians, but wo Wi
own that we prefer them to the Lang
trys and Labouoheres.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
A VISTA.

The, are all thore--tbe wood, the field and river
Whose shining flow made tho calm landscape
bright, Al.
when the winds sweep them with their plnion'
Hight
Tho hillside rises likc IN emerslf billow
Above tho little lakes Of stainless blue, a,
whero the large lily.eavos find welcome pillow,
With hero and there snow-white Newer IN
viaw.
There lie beyond the lake wide neadows sleep
Lulled By tho munnuring Of the restless bees,
Thelr snmmoT primo in verdurous beauty Keep
nono.th ii.s The fiickorlng shadows Of the trees.
Oh. were there ever skies so blue and terdor
As those that made 'the heaven Of HES young
DREAM
when i,reozcs camo their storicd sweets to rem
And bear ear the song Of insect. bird and stream'
Was over rest like that with no wild ranging
OF tIroless thought for bliss beyond our ken u
A deop contcnt % tranquil and unchanging
That hoaven seemed near In blissiui foretss''
thcnf
such memories rcnd the mists around us creep
ing
AS tho years bear LIES carly dreams away;
And when they sometimes part. our hearts ar
reaplng
Tho hsryests Of spent years in lifc's late day
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS Notes

The telegraph poles are set from
Umatills to Echo, Oregon.
A glass spire Is to bo a feature OF o
new Presbyterian church In Philadel-
phia.
Out Of q train Of twelve cars entering
Mexico recently. ten were loaded with
bear. .
In the Tucson city election on Tues.
day Charles M. Strauss was elected
Mayor and Edward Hudson Treasurer.
The United Brethren Of Pennsylvania
aro cree ing theological seminary at
Sugar Grove, Warren county. Over
SIS, 900 have boen subscribed toward II.
A gold watch, two silver watches, two
twcnty.dollar gold pieces, and gold
ring were recently found In cleaning out
an obstructed drain under Washington
hotel.
The bunko men now charge that Oscar
Wilde, instead OF being taken In by tho
fraternity, viotimized the shsrps BY
passing upon them counterfeit bills and
checks with bogus signatures.
A Turkish officer insulted an italian
Consul while walking in the streets OF
Tripoli. The Consul struck and wounded
the officer, and now the Moslens demand
the punishment of the Consul.
Tho Oregon pioneers are dropping out.
The latest demise reported is that oi
Alva Condit, aged eighty.four, pioneer
of AS, Presby yterian and one of the or
ganizers of the first church in Oregon.
During the last Eve years the Aus.
| tralian aud New Zealand colonies have
added to their debts total Of $3.50, 900.
900, New Zealand being the worst Of.
fender of this sort, its debt having risen
in that time S55, 900, 600.
Customs collections at the port Of Vic
toria for December were 36A, 900. an ex
cess Of $40, 900 over last December. Ths
collections for the past six months were
Si00,0 900, an increase Of Si20, 000 over
the same period in 1881.
The Pullman Company has built two
cars, and will build more of the same
pattern, which are arranged with small
buffet, or kitchen, In which travellers
can prepare tea or coffee, and containing
amid its shelves variety Of food.
The General Managers and Genera
Passenger Agents Of the Southwestern
Railroads settled all points In Chicago
yesterday for the maintenance Of rates
and offered the position Of Secretary e
James Barker Of the Wisconsin Central
Two hundred thousand people ars
asked 10 contribute nickel apiece u
build church In Texas. II should bt
called the Church OF st. Nickle-us, and
and whom II Is In operation 1t is to b.
hoped the old Nickle have less to do Ii
Texas.
During the first nine months OF thi
yoar the police picked up in the street.
Of New York one hundred and thirt,
ur,hins, who are classified as s.iost chill
dron, unclaimed" There is Away
plenty Of work IN New York for thos
philanthropists who are ready to suffe
little children to come unto them,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
A Chinaman's Wife.

Yee OF, Chinese laundryinan, who
has made a fortune in Allegheny City,
went home to get married few days
ago. Since then there has been quite q
howl in reference to his return and bring
ing his bride here. Secretary Folger,
who was appealed to, has said that such
course was not permissible under the
last Chinse bill. Tho matter went no far
that q number of Allegheny City citi-
zens got up petition, asking that the
Chinese bride should be contscated by
the officials if she attempted to land.
The funniest part of the whole affair is
that countryman of Yee OTIS said to-
day: ut is not Yoe's intention to bring
her to this country. He is just obeying
the command of his parents to come over
and marry one of his cousins, and he
has not the least idea which one OF his
cousins the lady is. As soon as the cer-
emony is over and he has impressed his
relatives sufficiently with his foreign
style, he will return alone, and his bride
will still continue to bloom in the Flow
cry Kingdom"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
LEGAL.
Summons,
In the Superior Court Of the State of
California. Il and.for the County
1ef "a d Los Angeles,
william Riley and Donald n. Graham, Piaiuti1s,
W. Joseph H. Patrick ct al, Defendants.


Action brought In the supsdos cour q ~
State OF California. In and for the county Of Los
Angeles, and the complaint flsd IN said county a
Los Anfsls., in ths ollos q ~ OSse3 Il nd -
porior Court .a.,,. I 49,
Ths People q the state of California ssnd rr,st.
ss e 'SsBs f,sss o; css s.d us'ss s.ss y -
You srs hsreby rsquirsd 70 appsaz n = setlog
brought against you by tke abovs named pialn}t8
10 the superics ooeFt y The ptaAe = calseN!s.
swsr the complaint xisd therein, vithln tss dsjs
(exclusIve q fho day u soSviceJ sltse ths ssfvs
on you Of this summcns--n served within t1(s
county; or. L ssrved s'sswhere, within thsrty
Tie said ac%ion : brought y ss&.ia . dsss>s
OF this Csurt that Tho dsfsndaD1s, snd esck n
them, be required TO ~ forth the nature Of thslr
claims 70 ali that certain lot, pecq o. parcel u
land, sltsists, lying and bsins = the ecanty q
Of California. bonndsd and dsscFI5ed = ipil6VG,
TO wit. Commencing st point In ~ nouthoia.
erly corner Of Downcy Avcnue Hnd 5oAn13ra
street and running thence NORTH ~ 4e&sees -
nosthwestssly corner Of Downsg avenue ~
Hancock street; thence north Ib3 degrees " ~
fest along the westerly liHe Of d1ccok se<vet -
point In the southwestefly uornH a kaaenok
and Patrick streets thence > ~ degrees W -
feet 70 . point IN the southessterly ccrnss q
Johnston and Patrick streets: thshcs 3 ~ ~
greea se8 fset to tho poiut ol baginninn, bslrs
| four and 0-1O0 acres, mors Or lo1t situate ~
0rifin's Addition 70 East Loe Aneelss, aosoedinS
| 70 map thereof made BY Frank Lecooyrsur q
December, 1873, snd rsoosdsd Y ~ .. pate1
| lol and 1ot. II uisosllansous reeog6e q ssid ~
Angeles county, togsthss With ~ iagsovsmsn1R
lappuyt1nences and hersdltAnsan ~ ~ ptur6s-
| y 4slonglng OF In. any wiss appefhlniix, ~
that Al qlAinn e dsfeadauts and q - efehnnR
thereto edvsus 10 plaintiAf BE- de1e1uined " >
dscfN q tkis oeufe: tkat By ~ d1egee 4 - ~
clarsd asd adiudgsd thAt The dskendGs1p hnx9 p
ttis. estats, f1sht o. interest Whasevss \ q y
The sald land or pfsAlsss, and thAt p1aintlzD'
ttle thereto \ 4ood and Aid; that ~ tse6n1-
ants, end soch q them, ~ foeeses on{1uea -
dsoausd iron asesFtiuG any eiains ShnAovos|1l
Or 70 sald Lard and prsn,ises sdvsgse y ~ p1&r
uhS; that the tits q plstnt9t therste ,bs ~:
ever qulsesd - agAina aid dslsndaa>s, sd ~
such Other I'D 1uEthef reli1 = = tkis Coliz1
H. ;ns ..:: s::n !. MT ~ - as'-As - sssy -
Rstsssncs y had 70 eonplaint ~ paxsisulasp. 2
And you ass hssvby n09asd ~ yoa - ~
appear and answer the nsjd comp1n1a(. = ako$s
required The aid plaintiffs Win Appiy y II ooul
for The rsiisf dsmandsd u ~ cog11aipk
ps1ios Court ol the Stsss q Calh1us11a iss14 -
ths county = Los Angslsss this ~ ~ ~ ~
Gambler, In The yssr q opr Lord ~ thosf6oSl
eight hundred and sightx.two:
~ ~ e RrrpXty. p...,,1. = " fVE1s' c'ss
\ n. r. oAnDmEa. Z
| d2o-2m Attornsy log PialRtk1R
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
CONGRATULATORY.

We take much pleasure in oongratu-
lating our enterprizing druggist, G. F.
Heinzeman, upon having secured the
agency for Slaven's famous Yosemite
Cologne, Harmless Yosemite Face Pow
dor, and California Pine and Eucalyptus
Porous Plasters. We call particular at
tention to the Eucalyptus Plaster, which
is taking the lead Of oil others. The
Yosemite Cologne hos already become a
household word. and all the ladies rec
ommend the Face Powder.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07

From the San Antonio Canyon, Artesian Wells
and Cisnegas, u abundant and Is being we'll de-
vsloped. The water y unsurpassed "a purity and
softness being the best watsr for domsstie use In
Southern California The tltls 10 boeh land and
Saessd s by shs Company % socs s sSs % tscs = I'm Il
pipes and supplied toT irrigation In heads OF b. ON
ten TO eighty lnchel Il dssirsd.
1hs land & gsasrsily lsvsl, sloplng gently to
tho south, and y In quality . sandy loam, mi xsd
more OF less y1kh gravel, being very dmilar 10
the San 0abfN coll, and The best soil for oranges,
and with Limestone sufhcient to give Il the hne
Grape producing qualities Of the adjacent Cues.
monga Vineyard. aFf efT5 f7',l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07

"No, papa, do not wish to marry
yet. What want is man that does
not drink, smoke, chew, snuff, 90 out at
night, gamble. bet over cat, &c, in
short, man with no two vices, and one
who is always good" "My daughter, "
said Mr.. Cuesenberry, "you are stran.
ger about here; heayen is your home. "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07

The People Of the State Of California sead sssek.
Ing 70 Ormsnae Allen. dsleadhnk Il .is.f
Voc ere hsfsby required ~ eppeaf ~ - tf111n
brought against you BY the above nan4 l4eig-
ti6s IN the snperior O0u1& = ~ Gta1s eGCiw(n}-
nia, in and fof the co0hty q Los AnEs6, I'D n
answer the complaint fled thsrsln, within ~
days (sxclussve q shs day 81 ssrvi6ol ol1U ~
service on you Of this sun,uons ssrvA With
this county; or II served elsswhsre. within tAffty
days-or Judgment By default vfli ~ takai
sysina yop according % The ppyss = ~ son'
paint s t5,s z.sis !
Tho said s,sion b brought 10 ostain jndonsnt
against defendant for the possessioa q ~ pgsn-
ises describs1 IN ~ flalat - oseene hna-
drsd do,lars damages tot ~ vithhoidisg thess6l
and for costs Of suit. Rsfsfencs b had y Co.,
And yoa sse kersky sssi0sA 49, \ yoa ~ 4
a1pssr and Answsf fhe I'D coG5p1Ain1 - sboy1
required the Nd plAlhfaas wili casso youf d.
tailt 70 b. sntsred. snd VI app,y % r. cousi
Ter ths rsllef demsede.14 ~ oolnpen1n1.
nor S'css Coass snsss q - & tssss = 4 i "a 6.'
The county of Ins An1e1os, ~ ~ ~ q ~
In the year cf oar Lord, ons thc1nnd dght -
drsd and sighey-swo 4 - ro5tss easst.
By A. RrxrAu, Deputy.
A. H. Judson. Plaintiff sttosos1s JAasm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Notice 70 Qred ito{A

Estate of John A. svsp, dscsAssd, ,--Ncties h
hereby given BY the underSGsed. AduinlstsatdS
with the will ANNEXED of ths ssestp q Joha a.
Swan, decsascd, 70 thS essdltos q and I'll pps-
ssh,his hi sbs,n xeh ~ vo.cSSs. ,
fous moaths sfsss tbs nsst pahlicA1oua = (hie =.
tice, TO tho old admlpistsaApg, = ~ e1lces y
BIcknsil , White. Tsopls B1ook. = - sity ~
county Of Los Angeles, Cal s.,.s.lsi
AdmlnIstratse with the NIL aAssxsd q ~ -
tate Of John A. Swan, deceased.s --4siat -.
Dated ct Los Angeles. Dee I'd, lse2 .dDAH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Dissolution NotisA

The partssrshfp wficA has kssu1seuss ezist1j
bstwssn wsH. hWs Apd 7. y. P1atass undse ~
arm nams y RI00s : rL0T9 - - ~
solved, 7. n. Piosts retihng. N. H. QGgs "
collect ths bills asd ~ ths 49, p ~ nm
dis-ins Z. 4 PLOTTk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07

In his recent work on Emerson, Mr.
Aoncme d. Conway has good word for
Philosopher Aleott Conway says that
On one occasion when in conversation
Aleott had divided the entity of man into
the Lnower, the thinker, the actor, u
pious lady asked whether this knower
was the same that was saved in the ark
Mr.. Alcott's answer is not given.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Seven Electric Lights,
Complete Water System


real Ontario win ssch land
hen Of Z
under he la q July l
additional
red o. ch
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Nervous Debility.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DIR. Z. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN Treat
ment, q specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul-
sons, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss
Of Memory, spermatorrhoea, impotsncy, Inyolun.
@y a1assion .pifabuss or ~ oysc ss ,eaa,sa,sss ~
which leads 70 misery decay and death. One box
VII euro recent csseS, Each box contains one
month 8 trsstment; one dollar box, or six boxes
or FIVE dollars sent BY mall on receipt Of price
each order received by Us for six boxes, accom-.
panied With ave dollars, we will send the purchaser
our written gusfantse to return ths money II the
sfsstment does not eject cure. Guarantees is-
s,,ed only by = : 3Isfo,i o. " HEINzEMAN,
No. ~ Main St Los Angeles. California, whole
sale and Retail Druggtf- Orders by mall .,
regular prscss- fe2$iyd&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
mo People Of tho State Of California sead oreot-

Tho People Of tho State Of California sead Greet
OLIVER n. wELcH, Dssendaut. q
You are hereby required 70 appear In IN action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In tho Superior Court Of the State Of California In
and for the county Of Los Angeles and 10 answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten dayGsxclusivs o.
the day Of servce) after the service on you Of Thu
summons--if served within this county, OIL
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or 1udg
mont By default will be taken against you sc
cording 10 the prayer OF said Complaint
The said action is brought TO obtain . decrss
Of this Court dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and defendant
ard that defendant be required TO psy into couri
. reasonable sum to delray the Expenses Of athii
plaintiff such sum for alinony ~ TO the cour
seems Just for her support during tho pendencj
Of this action, and pfainit6 prAys for general n
lief, and also that plaintiff be allowed 70 resun'
bar maiden name Of Elizabeth n. Harbers, AMI
for costs of suit
Rsfsrsnce Is had to complaint for particulars
And you ara hereby not!ned thai, II you fall u
appear and Answsr the aAid complaint ~ abov,
required the a1d plaintiff will apply 10 the Cour
for the relief demanded In the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Su
psrior Court of the GfAte Of California In and TO
the county Of Los Anaeiss, this 18th day OF d
cember, In the year Of our Lord, one thousan,
eight hundred and elghsy-two.
[ssal Of Superior Court.l
BY A. RIMPAu. Deputy.
WILLIAM D. STEPHENS.
dSo-2m Attorney fsr Plaintiff.