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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

In the proceeding of the Society of
the army of the Potomic there is con-
cealed a lesson which should impose
itself on the minds not only of those
who participated but others. ILteaches
that when period of reflection inter
venes, the clear heads of patriotic men
can penetrate the fog of prejudice and
sift the grain of merit from the chaff
of injustice. 1t implies also that the
veterans who offeaed their lives on the
alter OF their country are now ready to
resent that mendicancy that trades
upon patriotism and employs the vic
tories of the war to draw contributions
from a grateful people.
All these lessons are found in the
treatment accorded by these represen-
tative soldiers to Grant and Mcclellan.
Not one of them would deny to Gener
al Grant the honor due him for his
military services in the war No one
of the seven hundred veterans would
detract single particle from the dis
tiuction he won by faithful and able
services. But the majority if not all o
them recognize that commensurate hon
ors have already been bestowed anC
that in attempting to flch other
Grant and his over Jealous friends ar
making merchandise of patriotism ant
putting disgrace on the American sol
diery.
The defeat of Grant for the pres
dency of the society was plain ant
unequivocal speech of this subject, Th
enthusiasm that greeted the appearance
of General Mcclellan added that NJ
tice that the politicians and the tricks
ters can no longer blind the eyes of tn
citizen soldiery to the merits tha
have been obscured by prujudice an
!, crazed by passion. 1t is as much t
the glory of the veterans that :hey ca
, when occasion offers thus break dow
the barriers of pruiudice as that whe
circumstances demand it they can mu
. ter the bravest and most invincib
G army that euer faced the foe. The S,
4 ciety of the Army of the Potomac hi
!. done itself credit and Little Mac ju
I tice in tlis demonstration.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

YANKEE WT-Many years ago a
Pittsburg iron firm purchased lot of
condemned bombshells for old iron.
The shells were not loaded, but in
order to melt them it was necessary
that they should be broken up. This
was attempted with sledge hammers
but the laborers made but little prog
ress and it was finally given up as 6
bad job. One day long, slim Van
kee came along and said,-
Il understand you have job for {
man here"
"Yes, was the reply; 1--WE wan
that pile of bombs out there broken
"llow much will you pay!"
"We will give you ftp apiece ISL
and quarter cents) if you will agre
to break them ALL
"I'll take the contract"
The day was cold one, the thel
mometer down to zero. The man in
medlately went to work, but disdaine
to take the large sledge hammer whic
was offered him. The Yankee lai
every bomb out on the ground wit
the hole up. He procured a buck'
and filled them all with water; the
he came into the house, made out h
bill, and said he would call in Il
morning for his money. Every OF
was much mystided, but in the mou
, ing their astouishment was grea
The water had frozen during the nigl
and in the morning a pile OF scr'
iron was found, as the freezing wat
had broken every bomb into al least
I dozen pieces.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

The Society of Friends in England
has just repealed the prohibition of the
marriage of first cousins. which has
been in that body for nearly POO years.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

WnEN DoIs HE SLEEP "A watch
man in one of the Nevada mines, hav-
ing no watch, borrowed one for a
night, and on returning it next day,
said he had made a time-keeper of his
own. lie unrolled a strip of paper, on
which he had marked, as they rose
above the horizon, all the fixed stars
within narrow belt, and opposite to
each was the time of its appearing.
The slip ran on two small rollers in n
box, with a sliding lid of glass. As
the night weals away aud the stars
pass over he can turn crank oi
his watch and look at the time marked
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

The reporter is escorted back again
to No. l2S Franklin avenue, Leaving
the front room in which is located the
office, a concrete building in the real
is approached. The building contains
four floors, each 52 by 22 feet inside
dimensions,
The fourth floor is stacked aud pile,
full of heavy rims. bows, and shafts
In a few days this room will be use,
entirely for shaft and rim room.
The third floor is used for tn
storage of spokes. Spokes are tied u
in punches Of tifty-two for heavy wa
gons, and sixty in the light sizes. A
of this part of the State is supple
with spokes from this establishment
Lumbermen, miners and farmers, a
get their supplies from here, 1t is ou
mans business to keep this departmeI
: in shape Mr. kenmerer said that
/ required n great deal OF effort to kee
! a good supply OF spokes on hand
| large number OF them had TO be brougl
/ from North Corolina. "Why," sa
}. Mr. Kemmerer, "a spoke must be sti
az well as tough. If spokes are n
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20
Little Mac and the Soldiers.

$50 built that 1t can't break down. "
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

August, 50 ly
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20

\ Brahmia wrote TO a missionary
thusi We are finding you out. You
are not as good as your look, Ii your
people were only as good as your b, OK
you would conquer India for Christ in
tive years"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-20
When a circus was in Portland Me
-.--..Al.. Aur.l..n l,,., l,nnn,n., nLnnLn.

recently, twelve lumbermen started
from a logging camp in New Hamp-
shire 10 visit the show, accompanied by
the wives OF two Of their number both
with infants in thoir arms They had
% walk seven mile, to take II railroad
uain that started at 80 a, IN. and
they rode 1902 miles TO reach Port
land.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
Die ~&iscnSfra9c.

GS lit ale 9tuSii0t borDanocn, 6aB bc1
8irt6en G1icagO'S bic 9esaDlung Der 6oz
ben 9iScu5 fir OieieS Sabr ipenigitcnS. err
ipart blei6cn ipirb, bcun Set StaDtrat6 ipirb
DorauSiiGtlid) in Der Wtontag5iiBul19 cine
ScrorOnlng e%rIaiien, bur6 wel0e Die Triit
ocS ll6lauiS bcS &iSeuSiabrc8 pom 1. Suit
auf Den Is. SUM Surilduerlegt Miro, ioDaB
bic Wirt6e alsoaun nod @elegenbeit Daben
ipcroel1, inter Der alten SrotnanS i6rc 81
senSgcbil0r int Sctra8e bon SOB St Dintcrs
legen, i~nlofcrn ba5 Comprehensive crit am
l. Suli III &raft tritt. IS miro ollerDingS
bon oen Treuloen Dcr 6arpcreSiu bcbnupz
tct, baB cine iolde &eroronung Dc5 Stabtz
rutlS uu8eleblt0 lei, IND tie iperoen bicieIbe
aiIcr MaDridcinlid)tcit nad) bot Oen &C.
ridten alfed)ten. Qltocrerieit5 ipcroen Die
gSirtDe 3cit erDaltcr, bic GcrIahunNSmGs
bigfcit Dcs !0arpersW elcbcS Dor Dem Obcr7
gcridJt III Sru8e Sl itcllcn. Der StoDr7
ratbs liBung am Wtont0g miro nit groBcul
Sntcrelle ent8c~8engeleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
Observation-Disclosures tuo ScIcgra=
OutifcU.

@5 giebt feline ebren6aftere NIB meDr an
geipalnte 2trbeitcrflalie ais bieic, nno bod
inn lie in Der Gegcl ldledt beiploet. Sine
gldn3cuDe @elcgenbeit, Gin SermOgen SIT ctr
iperbel1, niirOe tDnen etn Coos fitr Die an
81. Wtai 1883 Su 2olisuille in Ientudp
itattgebabte 3icbun9 Der COMMONWEALTH
9iitribution Company" geboten babcr,
mcldcS mn So toitet CT 2ooie ii $50, 81
9ooie 5000. Ser 9auptgcpinn betrl1
100000; fcrncr pare1 ba ein @elpiun DOH
$4,000, elmer Don $4,000, unO 1860 Sc:
miune i'm 0elammtbetra9e BON SIP, 400.
Die gliidliben @eipinner Dottcn tire @ooi(
bon 81. ~. BoarOman i'll &Ouispille, &D.,
beSogell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
g6aarcmpei1c 2etocm bcTeet.

&&csen Der edteunisteit, nit weIder 9otetters
Wtooenbittcrcs ben our6 ursciunbC Ausoiinltlinscn
er;cuescn Ttebern Ginbalt tbut, miro cS at ben uterr
unicrcr ,(ifIe i'm Siiocit unb 24citcn. iouic iii Den ncuct
9lniicoluuser, 100 Der Vtlus uno bic 9rt 3um eriteit Jtale
bic Gin6ocn Der 9tatnr it0ren, OILS ei nnentbcbrlt6eS
SauSmittcl crudtet. God bcidrdntt lid icit 9tuf ntdt
Gut iott5e Wegenbcn. %llcberoi, no Notwithstanding
ipric6tn, lit es bic supcrldiiiaic Stnewebr Der Gel!no<
bcit; no Sranfbett berridt, lit co ais Gin Iocilmtttel
miriam. Inter ben ihlilnmcu &rarfbciten, DIE cs perz
biirater N;oBet be;win9t, bciinosn lid: llnpcroaMltdfett,
u~oIIisfcit NH allc bic in %crbiuDnnS nit Dta9en:s,
Sem. : y. Snpbrcuncr, 8opilucb, @ldbungtn, Nortleis
bi9teit, ue6eiteit, Ufcl am Giicn, O~tottisttit MP 9nls
lrdIituna, Ser;flopien, !3itiert Der Ndnoe, Nbreltflinaen
Gtoriin9cn Der Sebtrdit, %unrubi9cr Sdlat rilo SemniDSS
lluru5e. On bic t6rpcrli6tn uno seiiti9cr Gtorun9et
IciGt III einem auscmeiueu $unfcrott aIler &rdtte ns
SrgouismuS iiiDrtli, 10 ioaten lie ioiort, mic has ltels
eeldeben tanr, bur9 cine &ur nit 9oitetierS Md9eni
bitterem ub9eltcllt ucrocIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
9InctIet-

Sir Bic Silgung Ser S9uI6enGait
ouf ber 9tort0iDcitern 1lniDerittGt III @paltz
iton lit Der erforoerIi6e 8etrag, 500, 1000,
ge;ei1net tporOer1, lnO Die 9tnitaIt ite1t ieBt
ouf eil1er ioliben iinanSielcn Grunoluge.
= @S betBt, boB 8arnlm tpdbreno Ser
reun;ebn III Chicago abgcDaltenen Sorltelz
Iungen 1924, 1915 eingenDmmen bat; all
eirem Sage, am Wtittipo6, ben 6. SUM-,
beLiefen itb Die GiuuaDnen auf $~15,302.50.
- Sn G6icago befan6en ii6 Iebte @o6e
mebrere 1erDorragenDe DISQUALIFICATION,
GlS @rz &riegsminiiter So. g8. 8eltltap, Der
aus Scout, Sa., bierbertam, @rsSenatOr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
Cine 91rte.

On TEe, p,Ide on ben JoIsen pom Suscnbilnbsn. ner.
U0ier Z dudte, Gnttrdittna, Serluit Der Dtanrestrall
&C. leiocn. icnot i'd fOttcmtret Elm otcept, os ne !ns
rirt. Oieies arobe DeilnlitlcI puroe Don cinenl WtIiito'
mar in Z Ibunicrita eutDcdt. S1idi elm uorciitrtes sous
pert an Aeu. SOispb L Suuou. Citation D, @;p yor'
@itp. llnoolSloAnUo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
Reu. foller nlI[OS' Grfo6runa.

6eu. 3. 2. @iIbs, Elm pobIbefannter Stobt>Yttiiios
mir in Nep yort unb g'rubcr 6es peritorbeuen bodarses
iebereu 6iGter 99ilbs uOr BEN 9ppeunttons9eri4ti in
Oiaiaduistt5, i6rcibt iOigenbernaBen:
NcD Dort, Sit 81. Str, no. Is, 16. Deot 1882.
6errn s. =. u er 81 go.
Mcine 5errcn! SIM pori9er @inter lit i'd an einens
ho5it undneeuebm iudenoeu Nu5l5loge, Der ib mas
mertlid) auf Trmcu uub SeiueH etnneulte unb mid
yta6tS 10 uuertldgli6 qudlte mn brannte. ooB i'd tduun
ir9euo cine gctlciouug oerelben ertrd9en tonnte. SD
lit babel an beitigeni 6utarrb urb tutorrbaliitem 6us
item; metr Nppettt mar idledt uno i'd mar fat Sonj btrs
unterectommer. Ua i'd in pielsu unoereu S1uen ben
@ertb pnu Nper's Soriaporila tennen sclernt, lie aud
ieIbit in irilberen Sa9rcr 9ebrouht bate, be9arn tt, ne
g;Gbe;u mad Der criten Dolls, wel9e id Gins
nabu, pcrbciierte lid rnein appettt. 9tdd turs
ser 3cit IiebeH Steber unb bs SUDDEN mad unb
ale Nr;eidet oes 5dutrci3es peridponoen. Iu9 purs
hen mein Satdrrb uno metr 6uiten ! b oafelbe Netttd
eebeilt nno mein aIeemeiner Gcli Irits ;uitdrb uers
beiierte iib oumdbltd 10, bah er Jest gang aus9eSeidnet
lit. SD iIble mid nm bunoert 4ro3ent trditt9cr nno
i6rcibe bieier Griolg benz Sebrdu6 Der S0tinpnrtu0
;u, wel6e i'd nit pouem Sertrcuen &uen os bic bette
bIutretnigetbe YteOi3in e%mpieble. Sd babe lie III tlets
nen 8oben bretmel ben Sag senommen iinO I'M Satnien
mcntser ais SDet Tlaiden gebrau6t. SD uberldtlt SbnsH
bic Teroicntlidune oieier 3batiaden III Der neberjeus
0Tsebenit 3. g. @tIbs."
AYERS
rcini9t, berci6ert urb trditist bos gtut, rest bic ytasen,
NIB llntcrlcibs> 6bdtiatcit an unb befdbigt bs Spitern+
den Der Gaut, &benmatienths, &atartH'
~nIacmeiner Sd)iO6GIe nro allen Setben, weldi
frnufbaites Slut uno Elm berunter9etommenes Snltem
I'M Seiol9e bGben, 81 iber1pinben.
Nnseierti9t pom
DR.. J. g. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sn alert NpotbeteI ;n bacon. Yrets elmer Slolbe 81
6 Slai9en fnr IS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

1tmicr &%eiicnocr SEER sen. gSig=
gers 6eretit gcgcttip6 rtt9 Stc Stant
ten SoWa 1tttO 9tebraSfG-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
1lcucS Ce6en
n:6I So~ GSoL.o.,A nao 0YLa~~iS

oibt Ser Gebrau6 pom Sawn's
Gi1en 8itters. SIN Minter itdrft
unO errpGrmt es oas Sn1tem
TN Grubja6r beret9ert eS Oas
Slut uno pertreibt &ranfbeiten
i'm CONNER frdfti9t eS Die 9lers
pen unO 8erOauun9sor9one im
SCRIPT iebt eS baS SDitem in
Stanb,. pl0bli9 @itterunos=
pe9ieI obne 6OIe SolSen 6u
e~rtra9er.
9(uf feline an6ere 9Grt fanrt
man &ranf6eiten 70 ii9er perz
meioen ais inbem man oas SD=
item in better Srbnlng erbdlt.
8rorpn's GiIen 8itters ii9ert
poGfommene @eiunobeit mdb=
renb Den perdnberli6en Sabres=
Seiten, e8 felt por ben @efab=
rem Ii0er, neI9e ~unreines @aI=
fer rnb miasmatiI6e 2uft nit
fi6 bringen uno eS uer6inbert
GuSSebyung NiereHs uno 2e6er=
&rantDeiten &c.
s. g. 8erIin, ESQ. uon Der
betannten 6trma s.. g. Berlin
& 60, @ttorneps, Sc 9rOit Gee
bdube, @aibin9ton, 9. g.,
19reibt unterm 5. Sec. 1881:
g1etne 6erren! GS ma6t mir Der.
eniaen, mclben Al fDtnen, rag ID
grppn's Giien SitterS init aussesei&-
retem GrfCle se8en Ralaria uIl6 rsr-
rGie plaaen, seririd6t our9 uebeI~
orbettun9, sebrauGt babe.
Sitet gu9 DOT Ho9abmunz
gen. Srogt fir Srown's Gtz
fen 8itters unb be1tebt barauf
cs gu er6aIten. .2aBt Gu6 ni9t
gtwas aufi@maben, mas ais
eerabe o gut empfoblen
mirb. Oas 4e6te wirb nur
fabrisirt pon Der 8romn Gbemis
cal Co., Baltimore, $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
StaOt CbleaaO.

Bg SEER @eoro 3titGert, 6cncraI=
9lgcnt nno Correspondent oct
SntnoiS Staats Scitung, bcfud)t
8c8enlu6rttg &aufas It. Colorado.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

GborlcS Gnop, AZ Goruelio Ctr, Chicago,
eSn., io9t: Sd babe 9ctulOeu, boB &rDwn'S
Giieu=SitterS eiue Wcrtbuole Nteot5in 1ir
TnSpcuiiu it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

Cigar g. Gait, GoulterSpiae, Su., i6reiz
ben: rNropu'S @il enzSitters p%ert6uft lt0
lebr CUT"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18
ScttctStriittnc.

Sn Der 0iadt bon Treita8 su Gamitag
ncrgangener Mo6e e~ntitano in eincnl
Tyu0tlpciGer Der Tirnta Douglas, Stuart
d Torreit Seuer, benz Das @ebGuDc nit Dell
aclannnltcl 6rudtbcitduocn sum Opicr
f~ielcn. Scr Gcrlult betrGgt uugefdDr
100000, wcldcm cine SeriI0erlung bon
$67,2 5O ~ge9enilber iteDt.
9u Samitag DEN 8. Stunt, Wiorgcns 3
llbr, brad III gSiuOugb6p, Sill & COS
&leiocr9cl0dft cin Tcuer ans. Der al
9Saaren ulgcri6tctc Sdabcu loll iib auf
$4,000, Die Sel0GDigungen am 0eb1lbe
auf $1,000 belaufeu, sic purd Gcriiderlllg
9cbedt lino. @ciOer u~erungliiGteu audi siuci
DtGnner bel Ocl 20i6uerlltdcl1, @eorgc
StuleD uuo gilbert 2a9rangc, Die idmere
GcrleBungel bopontrugtn.
Nm pcr9ollge1eu Nfittmod) 9tben6 gc9clt
10 llbr ipurDc Bic Sotob 2arcr'idc
S6nctoemilblc, 9to. $50 691 9toroz6 Sal
lteOitraBc, bon cillcr grobet 6crcrSbrunlt
beingell0t. Ser angerihtctc Sdaoen all
@ebdloe1, 0tai6incn uno gSaaren miro
auf ilber $4,000 geidGbt, bic nltr tbeile
iuciIc 0urd 8eriidcrurg geoedt uerbcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

1tnTer Nciicnocr 6. GotDe bef1tdt
9c9cttlu6rttg 1tttfcrc 9%lbOnnenteit
TIT WSt1t9htt 1t1tO SIto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

309ere nt6t, ober Oh bit perloreu
Sllt 10 bleiben, unb bieleS miro mir burh
;utrd9lide 9taDrun9, Sltit ulb Seme9lng err
;eu9t. Sobalo bos @ltt unrcin miro, 9iebt
1ir Die Notur i'll nibt miBsuperitc6cIioer
gSeile cine ySornung: lltperoaulibtcit,
&opIweb. G6lofoii9teit 'ober ulellei1t
G0incr; in eilem Sr9an, bas idlpG6cr ais
Die %anocrell, b%eil,nlclt Die g it d rte Sltnttion
Dor Dem Gintr;tt lptrflid ) Ell &rantbcit
Ser bcrilbntelte unb erfol9reibite Slutresus
lator III Der SSelt lit baS olte, inter bcnt Sea-
men ct. Scrnar0 &r6tttcrpiacn be-
f@o1ltte %ellmtttel. gu 20 @cntS BET Apotbe=
terlt 5l b0bsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-18

rcuoDrratD bon Scott M. 8otperS, ipel6cr
i'll $40. 56S 9. 0alite0ltr. cirelt Colonial
iDaorenlape1l bctreibt, nit StId)lag, 5lr
9cdu1g elmer So%rDcrung bon Wn1. s..
IincaiO I'M 8etruge pon $131.25, BON Sam.
Is. Tarrin0tDn II. q. I'M Getrage Don 1928,
un0 bon Us. y. Slope tn1 0etrage Don
$1029.
-@Oporb GopIcD Observation-Disclosures
tnfolge ctte5 Scbltrittc9 burb buS Sberz
ll6t 0eS !0ouleS Jto. rs N. Wta0iionitra6e
ltlD erbiclt Dierbct cincn 0irnldalenbrud,
ipelGcr paDrl6einli1 lciuen SOB aur Gol0e
babeM lpirh. Der Gcrungliidte tplro i'm
~@ountpbplpitaI Dtrpflc9t.
81. s. Mortir, Morriion, ScG., iu9t: ngSir
tiblel inns 1t0er, 1ll1leren Slluoen Gromn' s
g~tlenzSltterS 5l empfeblen."
Sine 1lclte Sclepbon> 0eleuidaft lit
unter Dem Jtomen vGcntraG Union Selc>
phone 50" t1cnrp0rirt mDrDen. Die v0rilnz
Der" itnb 0tobert 6. GlpiprD, Se 3auncD
s.. 2atoerbad) unb SGaS. g.. 6oIt, un0
bas 0runofapitaL lit alf 1926 900 uttz
gegeben. ST.. 9al6erba6 iii Suglei0 Scz
trtebSsS ireftor bcr Meiteri1, Central uu6
WttoIaro Selepbonc~ 0elcuidaften.
- grsbii6Of Tecban bat tiirsIi6 an Ser
@Ge DOn SafleD unb Yarf 9lDe. Ell @runoz
itilG angetauft, auf peld)cm Ct cine 2ebrz
%onitalt fir Otdb6et baren laiicn ipirb.
9aS 0eb6uoe ioll ol1t /. September DoI=
lenDet ouiteben ltlo lit auf $4,000 peran=
i6la9t. Die Qfabelnie miro inter ser 9eiz
tulg bon Sarn1berSigen S1pe1tern iteben,
Die Der Gr5btl6Df baSu bctpogen bat, bon
gtalbptue lab bier i6er5uite6cln.
uS1s Seite prn nncn."
Ir. 81. 9. Yierce, Sufialo, 81. o. @er=
tier 0err! Mteine %fSornilie bat sSSbre Favor
lite Prescription" MISUNDERSTANDING
gebralt6t ltnO oaS Wtittel bat allies bepirft
mas 6epon 9erilbmt 1Oiro: IS lit bas Seite
aIler 9SrGparate Se9el ipeibliGe Seiber. sd
entpieble es alien n%teilen Sllltben.
u. 9. aterma II, Npotbeter,
Baltimore, 0t0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26
Scene at the Zoo.



While we were watching the bears
walking uneasily around, on the oppo.
site side Of the pit stood lady and q
young child. the latter holding ia her
arms baby. They had not particularly
attracted attention until something fell
with dull thud, and an unearthly
scream rang out that echoed over the
hills and drowned the steam whistle Of
the dummy engine. A child 3 cry, "Oh,
baby is gonei" and sure enough, the
baby had fallen into;the pit, hard onto the
stone floor. The female bear, Lizzie, rush
ed up and, placing her paw oni head,
tore opei, its breast, and the young cub
ran up and swallowed one of the baby's
legs. All was -commotion. The frenzied
mother had tainted, Col. Thompson just
catching her in time to save her from
jumping over into the pit The baby's
head was crushed between tho jaws of
the huge. grizzly at one mouthful, and
the cub tearing at the tiny toes of the
maEgled corpse, when the mother, Lizzie,
seeming food, placed her huge paw, with
its long claws, on the dismsmbered
trunk and fiercely rent ii in twain. ooh,
save something, cried the little girl, who
had csrelessly let the baby fail. and one
of the attendants, Selling a long pole.
brought up shoe and tiny pink piece
of tarlatan, but it was all that was left
of the fierce struggle, and gave it to the
crying little girl.
Fortunately, the baby was doll-baby.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26
The Man Who Owned Milwaukee

milwaukee, Special to Chics 20 Trbune.l
There died at an early hour this morn
ing, at the home of the Little Sisters of
the Poor, n man with somewhat re-
fnarkable career-Capt. James Sander
son, who. score Of years ago, was
known by nearly every inhabitant of
Milwaukee. During the last few years,
since his downfall, his old friends have
lost sight OF him. James Sanderson
came to Milwaukee from Cleveland as
master of the schooner Nancy Dousman,
in 1885. He was man whom the old
settlers cannot fail to remember from his
many eccentricities and peculiarities
He was a native Of Massachusetts and
was o man OF more than average ability
At one time he was possessed Of large
means, but he was reduced to poverty
long before his death. A year ago news
reached the city that he was living in a
poor-house in Oregon. The pioneers
raised a purse and sent for him, and Sc
cured good home for him with the Lit
tie Sisters Of the Poor. In years gone
BY he was great lover of fast horses,
aud the old settlers tell many amusing
anecdotes of his track experiences. He
was one of the pioneer owners of fast
horses in this city. Capt. Sanderson
settled,.n the town Of Lake in 1886,
where he built frame house and barn.
The house is still standing and is now
in the city, on Grove street, south Of the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26

railroad. This was his home until he
left the city. While here he was the
owner of all the property known on the
old maps as Milwaukee property. Forty
acres that he sold along between 1886
and $40 for few thousand dollars
are worth to-day $3.50. 0O0 Many years
ago he deserted his family, and, in COM
pany with persons of bad repute, went
to California to start life anew. Bad
luck followed him, and reverses followed
reverses until he landed in q poor house
on the Pacific slope. His death closes
an eventful career.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26
ANGELICA BAKE RY.
4oe FIRST street.

| j. NJ LHEZ. proprietor. Families supplied
with bread, cakes, pies, etc. Of the best quality.
Orders solicited. MO In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26

Railroad Company, San Francisco, jane 18th,
1883. The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the above named Company, for the election Of
seven Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting, will be held at the
office Of the Company, on WEDNESDAY, July
18th proxino, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
lelstd ]. L. wILLCuTr, Secretary.
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TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:
er annum, by mail or express ......... 500
months, by mail or express. .,...... 500
rec months. Observation-Disclosures. $50
DELIVERED ny CARRIERS, FER WEEK, 25c.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALp.l


SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. -. j. o.
Brien, the late Assistant Secretary Of
the Harbor Commission, was released
yesterday from custody on furnishing
Sl3,750 bail on sixteen charges againsi
him.
Hanlan to Become a ChicagOan.
CHICAGO, june 25.AEdward Hanlan,
the champion oarsman, declares his in
tention to became resident of this city.
lie expresses the khope of beating all
records this summer and then stop row.
ing. Me
rhr United states Don't Want
Them.
WASHINGTON, June 25.- Secretary
Teller has received copies OF the pub
lished dispatches from Generals Seofield
and Crook regarding the treatment of
the Apache captives. The Secretary
will insist that these Indians be kept of
the San Carlos Reservation and says that
Secretary Lincoln VII o-opsrate with
him to the end. Secretary Teller will
leave Washington for Chicago tonight,
to be absent about week.
The Fearful EloOda
- m ;,
CHICAGO June zo-ine Journals
Alton, LIS, special says tnat tne mag
nitude OF the disaste. from nooos peiow
the city is just beginning to be dis
closed. The break Of the dyke below
this city has caused destruction cover
ing wide area. The Suey Carte bot
toms are ruined for the year. Tbous.
amos OF iamilies are homeless ana are
fleeing before the nooos, and STOCK 70
the number OF six tnoussnd mead are al
ready crowned IN tne american BOT
TOMS Telegraph communication Is In
terrupted.
Pauper Inmixrants to this
Country.
- w. ~ aa. Ut
NIw lonn, June q ne Lu.ie,a-
uon ooii''l.ssionels neiu : speeiai nneet
ing W conslue. neasues ~ ple'en pau
Psr inmierauon run nisa .u
rms acIion = caileu lor IN view 81 'he
.srge afriSais =. paaPs' S.a W,
.s.aI S .sa ts go, .n s. sa,a
.n.s nc n.u p'uufeJ A.n.es"s 'o'h 'es-
sral insi:-ns, o~s tnen' "
Lsse Ieen 'n :" - ;au., ~
o'"u u.:..s, ,. 49,
TO come 70 Inis country ~ WORK mouse
masters rom wno,n my nau ceseo
passage tckets ana sf'ali sums OF money.
Inc commissioner cohs'uers Tue Iahuhg
Pauperss .1sey u1 ~ ~
to the inspectors that after further dis
cussion It be resolved to instruct the
migrants proved to have been
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VIENNA, La, June 25.-Duke, the
colored man who entered the sleeping
apartment Of the Misses Cooper, in this
parish, two weeks ago, it ~ supposed
with criminal intent, was found by a
body Of his pursues to-day and was
shot to death,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26

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