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Advocates the lnieres ts OF the Farmer, the
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member, Il costs but a postal card TO
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Nellie Burke. the equestrienne, who
Il doing many lows fairs with her 10
msle races, u widow, 50 years old,
With one child. q boz about f3- Her
husband died ~ years ago.
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LAKE ERIE & WES'RH R'Y

Forucriy LkrkyErrr HtuuulStsruS & MuNcIE
AID Lass EEfE & lnCtsstiLE Railways ne
ahnri 90 aud iuai lrcct rrfr as iuiElftili4
couuut.t Ions Tor passengers Ersl alasi MEsl
The shortest and mnst dlrcct raute tetgHen
Kausas CITY Cleveland, budlio. PiftsburE hcu
York Hosidu, philadelphia Washington, iialtl1lore
and an nolnts Easi-m1king Close connection via
an the fuluk Lines.
FIRST class equipments, steel rlils Westiug loule
Alrbrakcs. Miller platform and tauplers elegant
new Reclining chair and urauing-ruom CalI as
tached % 40 through nasscngcr trains, fe 81 eE-
tra ciafEr 90 90 frst class passt Myers holdiuE
through tickets The lev changes By this
Route arr sll made On Tuion nepois--no Omui1ua
Transfers.
AK Tor tickcts % any point Hast via Lake Eria
4 Western ky. Mars aud other information
furnished lrelaupon arlcatiun % prineinal rlcagt
alHcrs or addrcs. a.. W. SMITH
GcnI Pass. ATeui
lafayette, Ind.
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
lathe Probate coar' an aaa for aid sauuiy.

% the Pr0haie C0ari % aHa ioF said e1uniy.
STATE or KANSAS.
CousTT 90 sAIfSE-
II The matter ofihs estate OF william Tintisr
deeeazed
Crei iiors and al oiher persons interested in
The Aforesaid Esiaie, are n0iifeds that e the reg
ular tern Of Probate c0uEt in ana ior said County
70 BE- h@Fun and he'd ~ the Coun Room IN -
lima, and County Of saline State % Aforesaid. o.
tIe frat NOndsgy IN he month Of OctO-
Der, 4. D., 1858.
shall apply 70 aid CouFt for iull and hnal set
tiemeut 81 said Estate.
EsIHEn IfNELEa,
Adminisirairix Of william Tinker deceased.
August 20. A. D. lsa3.
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NotiCe Of Publication.

ton iounship IN Seiise ceuuty. ka1s.a
:. 8. safhsrisnf ana Arthuf saiheriandl
Pauneu a. Sutherland a Co, PiEinfi1s.
T. q. Leris And Iniiaas Lewis Defts
said Defendants are hereby neiifed thaton ihe
ztsday q Aug is3 81 order 81 aitachueat ier TIE
sum Of nineteen doiiars SIS 80 issued ~
the shovel naueI Justice % the peace aiurt their
E5cis IN he abo4e eufiflcd scii7n. aad thnt a4hi
cause gill be heard on
The 21M day Of September. 1888.
SUTHERLAND 4 CO, 'Piainiias.
Attest =. ID. GnfsgoLD. J. p
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To any uue sentsnr fnli uame and addrsss. Goa
tains iithographoi F.shion Fi1les and shcre 4 SO
heautifal Wed ErEFarinEs. sllustsating the very
latest novelties 90 Ladies end Chiilreas siiz sud
Cloaks rndergare. lnfants' Outdta, Hosiefys
Gents Fsrafshlnr Goads. Lacet Fancy Gects.
silreruaFe, JeWelry, Waiehea, Boots ard Shoes,
Hair Goois, eic-, etc Psices liver than thoae q
any other housa H G. y. KOCH a SON. otk
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dars heiarg yon DE- suIIefhlne
ILL., mighty aa4 snhiime lsare beEind
70 couqEcr tifne- ~ Ecek inygur aHu toun
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uol reqaired. We vi furnish jos everything
Many are u.akilg Hrtunea. Lad ta rnaks - ana
men. and beys aad giril make great ray RAJ
er, n you radf buailrss ~ uhich yea car make
Ereaf ~ al the TIME. uIlif or rafncuiara a. a
HtLLEIT 4 Co. foril-1d, Aains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
A Touch of the Marvellous.

A telephone communication was
opened few days ago between Boston.
on the Atlantic. aud Guaymas, on the
Pacific Coast, distance of $500 miles.
A conversation was successly carried be-
tween w. B. Stroug, President of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad,
in Boston and the General Manager, U
G. Wheeler, in Guaymas. The route OF
the message was from Boston to Chi
cago, Kansas City, Pueblo aud the
old City OF Santa Fe, and thence on to
Benson. in Arizona Territory, across old
Mexico through Sonora, and finally to
Guaymas. The occasion was the compile
ton Of the railroad when the last spike,
a silver one, was driven into a mahogany
tie. Arrangements had been duly made
by telegraph. the telephones were at
tached to the wires, and when all was in
readiness the signal was given, and the
conversation began. The managers Of
the longest continuous line Of railroad la
tine world talked with each other and
exchanged congratulations for the period
Of five hours. The conversations were
heard in a feeble tone. but yet they were
very distinct. The idea Of transmitting
the sounds of the human voice $500
miles is more than marvellous--without
an actual demonstration it is simply
Incredible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
Anecdote of Henry Clay

A company of old friends and former
neighbors Of Mr. Clay met by invitation
on Tuesday evening at the residence Of
John NJ. Clay, on that part Of Ashland
that has alone remained hereditary in
the family Of the great statesman, to ex-
anime and pass their judgment on sew
ernl portraits of Mr.. Clay. The occa-
sion was made one of very liberal hos
pitality ON the part of the host aud
hostess. A new portrait by Maurice
w. Clark, of Cincinnati. was unanimous
Iy pronounced most excellent like
ness, and as presenting Mr.. Clay in
his most pleasing expression. As one
instance Of his great versatility of ex-
preston, Judge 4. A. Buckner related
az anecdote. On the trial OF Fayette
Shelby for the murder Of HORNE, at
which Judge Buckner presided, Mr.. Clay
being Of counsel for the defendant, the
question of the possibility of one man
insulting another by a look came up, and
Mr.. Clay. in addressing the jury, gave
such un expression to his countenanec Of
whitening contempt and hate that all
confessed that it was more insulting than
any other form OF expressiou.-Lering.
ton, KY, Gazette.
- -. -.<--.--.-..-.-----
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

WAsHISoroH, Jan. l4.-The New
York Suns Washington special saws the
mystery which has been hanging over
the conduct of General Grant, and ru.
mors in regard to the Mexican reciproc-
ity treaty. has been cleared away.
Grant, in his efforts to have the treaty
ratified, is but the agent OF Jay Could
There is y struggle for the control OF the
railway system OF Mexico between Gen
eral Palmer. Of the Denver & Rio
Grande, who represents the interests Of
the Mexican National Railroad, and Jay
Gould; also the forces of Huntington are
arrayed against the Mexican Central
and the Atchtson, Topeka & San
ia Fe Railroad. The Mexican
National and Mexican Central have sub.
sidies; Gould and Huntington have no
subsidies, or but little Of them with sub
sides. The subsidized roads can be
built. Gould and Huntington can only
kill their competitors by killing their
subsidies by scheme OF reciprocity
This scheme, If established, would leave
the Mexican Government without the
ability to pay its guarantees, because
the revenues from its imports would be
cut of. and these are pledged for the
subsidies. Northern Mexico would be
very glad to have an excuse to stop
paying the subsidies. seeing that the
roads are already built to several
important points and cannot be
taken away. The companies are
trying to negotiate more bonds to
complete them, but If Gould can
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
Why California Millionaires go to
New York.


The immigration of California million.
aires to New York is a noticeable feature
in the social lite OF this country during
the last few years. Mr.. Keene led of,
then came ID. o. Mills, and now Messrs.
Stanford and Crocker have followed
suit and Mob Hill is deserted. This is
not to be wondered at. San Francisco
is wonderful city, and for its size has
made a power oi noise in the world;
bat, like it's similarly created auriferous
sister, Melbourne. it is scarcely the
place to spend an income of
81, 100000 year. The Australian
magnatss, with very rare exceptions,
still 90 ''home." There is Sir Sarnnel
Wilson, renting Lord Beaconsiieid's
HuRhenden, and occupying in town the
splendid corner house in Crosvenor
square, built by the Earl OF Crawford.
fillionaires tstill more Mrs. and Misses
Millionaire) want some one to vie with.
Imbued with spirit Of emulation, they
sigh for fresh fields to conquer. As for
Mrs. Mckay. she does not seem to be
content vita anything out vi sight Of
the Arc de Triumpne, while the hospi-
talities Of sJones OF Nevada" find lib.
eral expression in the Capital. Already
new palaces 10 Fifth avenue are pre-
saged. The palatial splendors Of a Van
derbilt are alleged to give sleepless
nights to Mills. while Mr.. Stan
ford, accustomed to the am
pie elbow r, ON of Mob Hill, complains
that the east-off mansion he occupies for
the Winter of the arbiter Of New York
Central IA most comfortable abode)
which, we suspect, the former occupant
and his wife oftentimes, amid their
new found splendor. look back
upon with regret. ia quite too awfully"
cramped and narrow, and so perhaps. a
Stanford house Quilt, we fondly hope,
by an architect who will know how to
make ii an ornament to the town, which
sadly needs such ornament) may arise
before long. The two cities which are
in the future likely TO gain most by the
Development of the West are New
York and Washington. Thsse bid
fair to become the great wintering cen
tres of the wealtaiest in the country.
Washington cannot offer the musical and
theatrical advantages of New York, but
is unsurpassed in this country in the hui
man materials for an agreeable dinner
party. The elements there are so varied
diplomats, statesmen, eminent law
yers, soldiers, sailors, civilsservice men
"In New York." Charles Astor Bristed
than whom none knew better what
good company is--used to say, "they
run after lion because lion is more oil
less rarity; we don't run after them al
Washington because we are too used t.
them" and he made his Winter HON,
there, New Yorker though he was, be
cause the society was 80 unique and in
teresting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
George L. Huston is building at Park.

George L. Huston is building at Park.
ersburg, Pa, residence wholly of iron,
on q foundation of solid rock. The floors
viii be Of polished cast iron tiles, in
which different qualities of the metal
will be used to produce variety of col
ors. All the partitions, IS well as the
outer walls, will be Of iron surface, but
90 painted ani ornAmented a. to look
like wood. In the library will be oab-
met for the exhibition Of iron specimens.
This will be constructed Of magnstized
iron, 20 that the specimens will adhere
70 Il BY magnetic attraction.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

Chapman, bookseller and stationer, has
failed. Liabilities heavy; assets small.
Another Holocaust.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE Der.
ditschef fire Saturday broke out towards
the end Of the performance and was
caused by the careless handling of fire.
works on the stage. The curta be-
came ignited and the flames quickly
spread to the walls and roof. The mem
bers OF the orchestra were the first vic
Tins. The audience, numbering eight
hundred, rushed to the front door,
which opened inwards. The crowd
pressed forward so it could not be
opened. They then made for tho two
side doors, which were both nailed up,
compelling the people to take to the
windows, from which many sprang into
the streets with their clothes one sheet
of flames. When the doors were finally
opened mass Of burning persons was
visible. Within the circus, q. wooden
structure, the horses were running about
wildly, increasing the confusion. It is
stated now that 400 persons were suffo-
Gated, crushed or burned to death.
British ship Lost.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE ships Lord
Cough, Tarmation and vesta have ar
rived. The beach, from Harwich to
Alderberg, is strewn with wreckage
from the British ship Pride Of the Ocean,
from Hamburg for Newport. A case
containing dynamite. found by the coast
guard, and the fact that the wreckage is
in exceedingly small pieces, led to the
conjecture that the loss of the vessel was
caused by the explosion OF dynamite.
Disturbed Ireland.
DUBLIN, Jan. il5 -Four inforners are
to be examined on Saturday. Some Of
the persons arrested recently have beeH
watched by detectives for two years.
Evidence will be given touchinga Fenian
armory: also the formation Of the plot
to murder Lord Fruie, ict Cavsndish,
Earl Spencer ard other government off.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
SrnAnsRs.

Both steamships cau At Port Hartford fsan
Luis Obispo) and Santa barbara.
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro ct l0:l5 A. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
f1Passengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at l0:15
o'clock A. H., Los Angeles TINA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
SOUTHERN ROUTES.


.r,m. TABLE ron JANUARY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

For WAY Ports.

kHPlans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents oHice
where borths may be secured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
Deaf e Our Interests Ne wash.
fngtou.

wAsHIsoros, Jan. l5.-Monday the
California Representatives were very
much annoyed at the action OF the Ways
and Means Committee in refusing them
hearing on questions in relation to the
tariff Of interest to their section of the
country. They promise to make fight
for their own interests when the bill
cornea nm In the House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
Good Soil Abundance of Water, Unsurpassed Lo.
cation. Delightful Climate.

The advantages l climate. facilities availability
and beautiful everybody
fs, Jhffoeil.
The ad sold tracts Of iroa wh perpetual right
in
BILE ane all Of land and consequently will BE-
an available all
iSr mind that diversity
other of California.
WILLMORE CITY, A1Al
fronting been withdraw
served blocks}, at from $50 to 800 each '-l4
please office
hack the Colony with
Sundaysl agent
SMITH Prospectus with full particulars mailed free application
j. Fl. LESTER, President
Call address W. wnLMoRE Secretary Room 2 Mohr
Block, 50 Spring St. Los Angeles Cal alH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
A bookseller suspends.


WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.--James X.
Chapman, bookseller and stationer, has
failed. Liabilities heavy; assets small.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

CRIcAoo, Jan. l6.-Through careless
ness on the part Of the engineer of the
Lake Shore passenger train at Englewood
this morning, it was allowed to run. into
q swith engise Of the Rock Island road.
Both legs Of the engineer of the switch
engips we're cut off. Other employees
were less injured. The passengers were
severely shaken up.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

New York, Jan. l6.-Tweddle Hall,
ct Albany, was burned this morning.
The FIRE started in McCamoran's music
store, under the Hall, and spread SO
quickly that within ten minutes the
door beyond the central hall was entirely
ruined.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

MILWAUKEE, Jan. l6.-George Schil-
Ter, lessee Of the barroom of the New.
hall House, was arrested this afternoon
ON suspicion Of having set FIRE to the ho-
tel, Schiller says that he closed his
saloon ct l 80 A. NJ, but it was found
that, In company with Will Sanderson
and Tom Dunbar, he returned to the ga
loon after "a. n. The greatest excite
ment prevails.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

i.-v. ihe honor TO inform the la
Dies Aui gentlemen OF Les Angeles
4ad s,cinity ttnt haze commenced
business a. the ,.b,ve address with an
extensive AMI carefully assorted stock
OF u s'nunls F'ns Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, sltssae,os, the Celebrated
Sterling y lverw are Of Gorham MaRu-
featuring Co., New York. You will
find il to your interest to call at the
Los Angeles Jewelry Store, as will
sell goods cheaper than any house in
town. Only ONE PRICE, marked in
PLAIN FIGURES.
In the Repairing Line, Twill say Il
the business and will give perfect satisfa
seconds and chronometers; also, fine jew
k1All are cordially invited to the Los
slifornia Block. Los Angeles. o29-3I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l8.--The manufae-
turers of Budwoiser beer have failed.
Liabilities slightly over half million.
The principal creditor is the Anheuser-
Busch Brewery Co., S94, 900. 1t is be-
lieved the assets will be nearly half a
million. A meeting Of creditors will be
held next Monday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17

For Wav Ports.
Tho steamer Los AEeELEs leaves San Bus-
naventura for San Francisco every Friday, call
ing at Santa Barbara Czviota, Csyuoos, san
simeon, Monterey and santa cruI
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz, ETC..
freight steamer leave San Francisco about every
two weeks, a. tides serve on the Newport bar
The Company reserves the right 10 change the
steamers or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-17
Destructive Fire.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. l5.-Twaddle
Hall Block, including the opera house,
tho Albany County Bank, eight or ten
retail stores and number Of Offices, are
totally destroyed by fire. The loss is
heavy.
Rx-Governer Palmer for senator.
SrRINorRLp. ILL.,, Jan. l6.-The Dem
ocratic joint caucus nominated ex- Gov
ernor John M. Palmer for United States
Senator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-31
Notice TO Taxpayers.

Twill be the fpl owing name pla es for the rur-
pose Of collecting the oNenu OF AleyaDd Coun.
~ ann State Of III nos for the year A.D 1882, when
1 nope TO meet all Taxpayers, esdy 10 pay the
thxer, and all hose no. able TO ply all their taxes
vii bear IN M nd tnat want the personsl taxes
PAD az once and real estate also II possible:
n AZ the stor' house Of B, Curtis in he CHI Ridge
Pieeinet on Monday, January 10th, A D. 1888
AZ the store house o, j.. Bowlcs In the
town of Hodges Park, IN Unity Precinct, on Tues.
day, January 9Th, A. D 1855
At the store house of Henry Huusaver In the
town as dusky, sandusky Precinct, on Wed.
neaday laLuary 3et, A. u. eS3
AZ the store house OF Marshall Angustpnn In the
Iown Of Elco II tlso Precinct on Thursday,
February 1T, A. ID. 1889
AT the residence OF \ Hunsaker, In Lake Mill.
gan Precinct, on Mondsy, February 9Th, ID IS 3,
~ the store house OF II. d. Atnerton, IN Gonse
Island Fec net, Tneaday, Feb 9Th, A d. 1888.
At the storc house of A H. ireland in town OF
santa Fee, IN Santa Fe' Precinct on Wednesday,
February 7lh, A. ID iSs3
At the store house of Gibbs & Barkhouser IN the
town of Thebes, In The6e- Precinct on Thursday,
February oth. A ID 1888
AT The II re house OF JASPER Culley 3 Co. in
Cleer Crock Precinct, on Friday, February 9TH,
A. ID. 1854.
At the store house OF James vobl s, in East
10th, a. d. 1883.
A the store house e Peter Sauo, Ia First Cairo
Precinct, on Monday, February leth, A D 1888.
Atthe Office Of NJ. Howley, in Second Cairo
Precinc', on Tuesday, February 18th, A. ID. 1885,.
At the sore house of fatrck Fitzgerald, in Third
1873.
At the store house Of G. F Ort. To Fifth Cairo
Precinct, on TT ursday, February l5tu A. ID. 1895.
At sherlf's office In Courthouse, In Fourth
Cair Precinct. on Friday, February l6 h. I'D dur.
Ing the remainder OF the onth OF February. A. d.
| iss3, where | hope TO meet all persons owing
| taxes, ready TO settle and save expenses.
Yours truly JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff aud exofico Conec or of Alexander Co