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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
nucxsxIn WALLET LOST.

On Spring street, near the Postoiioe, on June
2lst, a buckskin wallet opening with steel clasp;
one side the buckskin was torn from the clasp:
containing two fye-dollar gold pieces and about
one dollar and half in silver. Suitable reward
will be paid on returning sans to the HERALD
office. 1ezz "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
EASTERN.
Iioadley for Governor

CoLuMBus, Ohio, June 2l.--The mo-
ton to nominate Hoadley for Governor
by acclamation was carried in the Co
lumbus Democratic Convention. Judge
Hoadley soon appeared and accepted the
nomination in a ten minutes address,
during which he reviewed his connec-
ton with the party and said that,
although he had wandered at one time
with the Republicans to fight the bat
ties of the colored race, the Democracy
was broad enough to receive him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
FURNITURE, ETC.,
7s7 SPRING STREET,
TUESDAY, JUNE 26th, 1883,
At2 O'Clock p. NJ

will sell, without reserve, at that very desira-
BILE cottage the furniture contained in the suite
OF (3) three rooms, consisting OF Brussels and In
grain Carpets, Chamber sets, imitation OF black
walnut, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Dining
Chairs, Pillows and Bolsters Lace Curtains and
Cornices, Crockery, Glass and China ware.
NoTE-The furniture is nearly new. very
desirable suite for a gentleman and lady who
contemplate housekeeping. Rent low
Further particulars inquire at office. II you
wish to see the furniture before the sale call at
office and obtain permit
jel9td JOHN c. BELL. Auctionser.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
A Revival OF PuritanIsm.

Nj. A. s. Hollingsworth Is the Santa Ana agent
Of the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
A Horrible Discovery.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2l.-Portions of
human remains were found yesterday in
a house formerly occupied by DR.. Hath
away and examined at the Coroner's
office by physician and the collection
pronounced fetal bones. He expressed
the opinion that they are probably the
remains of dozen babes. The authori-
ties will make an examintion of another
dwelling on Sixth street, recently occu-
pied by the doctor, and it is thought
another charnel house will be disclosed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

beautifully situated 60-foot lot on the Kerck
hof tract. between Sixth and Seventh streets,
only $500; aiso good corner lot 5000 easy terms
cox BROS,
je % q Corner Of First and Spring. up stairs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
NEW TO-DAY.
EnR SALE.

EDELMAr q CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make tho best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California. my1su
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
NOTICE.
roR Rrnr or sAlr.

storeroom with dwelling annexed, t2s, Elmiru
street, opposite the 3. P. Freight Depot In
quire Of o. Kerckhoif. Main st., corner Of Sixth
street jezz Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Herman Hensch,
deceased.
On r,ading and filing the petition Of Mary
Heinsch, the Executrix Of the estate Of Herman
Heinsch, deceased, praying for an order TO sell
part OF the personal property belonging TO said
estate 1t is ordered that all persons interested In
said estate appear before the undersigned, the
Judge of the Superior Court OF the county Of Los
Angeles, State Of California, at the Court room
Of said Court, In the city Of Los Angeles, on the
2sth day Of June, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then
and there to show cause why such order should
not be made.
And it is further ordered that q copy Of this
order be published in the Los Angeles Daily
HERALD, newspaper published in said city and
county, at least Ave days previous to said esth
day Of June, 1888,
(Signed,) V. E. HOWARD, Judge
Dated June 81, 1883. je22td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
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"A Southern California Paradise.

Gives an account OF Pasadena, San Gabriel.
Sierra Madre and La CaHada, In the suburbs OF
Los Angeles. Has important reference to that
city and all Southern California. Contains arti-
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Schools, Climate, Health, Fruit and niiscellane.
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large double column pages. Twenty.seven illus
trations Of homes; natural scenery, historic OBJ
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information that every one needs who wants to
know about Southern California.
PRICE, Paper Cover, . 70
Cloth Cover, stiff or flexible. gilt
side I.2b
Sent, postage paid, to any address at the fore
going prices
The book will be furnished in quantities by
myself and at the following places, UNTIL JULY
10th, at the following
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
Gas Wells at wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, June 2l.-A
well is being sunk here for natural gas
by the Central Gas Works OF this city.
To-day, at a depth of $40 feet, after
piercing thick vein of sand rock, the
borers struck strong flow of gas. 1t
was conducted from the mouth of the
well by pipes and lighted, making a
blaze thirty feet high. This is the
fourth well which has been successful IN
striking gas in this vicinity. 1t will
revolutionize manufacturing, as the only
cost of fuel will be the sinking of wells
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
Further Discoveries In DR.. Hath
away's House,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.--The search
OF the premises on Bristol avenue, near
Fifth, occupied by DIR. Hathaway at the
time of his arrest, resulted in the dis
covery of small leather satchel, filled
with pbials containing liquids and pow
ders. Surgical instruments were also
found which the doctors wife, who lives
in the house, said he used in his nervous
practices. An account book was found
which covered period extending from
May, 1876, to July, 1882, and contained
the names and addresses of about 200
females, with the amounts for services
witten on the margin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
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READ OUR PRICES.

READ OUR PRICES.
scilienne Brocade Peonase Patterns $aa5o reduced to
Satin Brocade Polonase Patterns $ao reduced to ST.
Coored Satin Brocades $3.50 reduced 81 per yard
Coloed Silk Brocades ST. reduced per yard
Coored Moire Silks ST. 25 reduced to 80 cents per yard
Colored Moire Silks, So, reduced to s.5O per yard
Colored Brocade Silk velvets, $3.50, reduced to ST.,
per yard.
Colored Surah Satns ST. reduced SO per yard
Cachemere Alexandra Black Dress Silks 81 So reduced
$I.75 per yard.
Cachemere Victoria Black Dress Silks $25o reduced to
$I.75 per yard
Coored ros Grain Dress Silks $I75, reduced 81. .a5
per yard.
Colored Ottoman Dress Silks, $75, reduced $I.25
per yard
4inch All Wool Dress Goods reduced 4octs per yard
44-inch All Wool Serge Is cts reduced so cents
per yard
4a-inch All Wool INNS Yelling Is cents, reduced to so
cents per yard.
Pieces Assorted Dress Goods reduced from So 40
and 371 cents to 25 cents per yard
IS Pieces Assorted Dress Goods reduced from 25cents
10 cents per yard.
Some of the abeve articles are on exhibition In our
Center show Window.
Eugene Meyer & Co.,
Io5 & lo7 NORTH SPRING Ts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court of the County o
Los Angeles, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

SAN FRANCISCO, June "a. Best and
Belcher, 4.60; Chellar. $50; Consoli.
dated Va, 60; Crown Point, l.50;
Eureka Con-, 400; Gould & Curry, 2.95;
Hale K Norcross, 7.37; Mexican, 3.25;
N. Belle, 6.82j Ophir. ESQ; Potosi,
40; Savage, 9. So; Sierra Nevada. 4.45;
Union, 5.25; Yellow jacket. 4.40.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

Order to Show Cause Why Sale OF Personal Prop
erty Should Not be Made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

TICK ETs. FIFTY CENTS.
ieg2
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The committee appointed to examine
the books, accounts and money in the
United States Treasury completed their Ia
bors on the 1st, the only discrepancy dis
covered being an excess Of three cents III
favor of the retiring officer.
Mrs j. FINCH, hurt in the recent
cyclone at Wesson, Miss, died on the 1st.
The Red Cross Society was issuing ratlons
to nearly 400 destitute people. Appeal
was made for aid to continue the needed re-
lief.
FITzHARRIs was acquitted on his trial
as principal in the Phoenix Park murder at
Dublin, Ireland, on the 1st. He will be
tried for conspiracy.
A MAN was killed and two badly hurt
at Syracuse, N. Y, on the 1st, by the ex-
plosion of soda fountain.
THE Cabinet devoted three-hOurs'
session to consideration of civil-service
regulations on the 1st, but no conclusion
was reached.
THE first commencement exercises OF
the Baltimore (Md) Woman's Medical Col
lege took place on the 1st inst
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has accepted an
invitation to take part in the reunion of the
Array of the Potomac, to be held at Wash
ington on the 10th inst.
SITTING BULL with $50 of his tribe
has gone to Fort Yates, OAK, to engage in
farming.
THE Ohio Supreme Court has refused
to grant a motion for a petition in error in
the case of j. d. Watson, convicted OF brib.
ing members of the Legislature. The de-
cision of the Court to Imprisonment will be
carried out.
NEAR Stanford. KY, fight occurred
the other day between three Smith brothers
and a like number of young men named
Cain. All of the latter and one of the
former were wounded.
A BANK sneak snatched $1,000 from
a man in the Toledo CO., National Bank
few days ago, but was caught and the mon
ey recovered.
HAMBURG Germany importers say
that the issue of a New York trade PAM
phlet is mainly responsible for the German
prohibition Of American pork imports.
A MAN named Mitchell, who was
caught with four pounds of nitro-glyeerine
in his possession at Leicester, Eng, has
been renanded for trial.
FOREST fires were reported as de-
vastating the ''Marshfield Plains," near
Marshfield, Mass, on the lst. Two hundred
men were unable to check the spread of the
flames, and many dwellings were imperiled.
FIRE the other day destroyed nine
buildings at Marshfeld, Mimi, small lum-
bering town on the Wisconsin Central Rail-
road, and fifteen families were rendered
homeless. The fnaucial loss was small.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
Got a Concession.

He burst into the office of we'll
known capitalist the other day with his
hands full of papers and called out:
live got it. I've got it! I've got the
biggest and most profitable enterprise
on earth. ....-E.
s.SOp' A
II have, and I'll let you in for half
million and nothing less"
"a new canal?'
mo, sir. / have a concession from
the Mexican Government to build a
railroad from Tarqua to Cinquaxa-a
bee line four hundred miles long,"
.Iet's seet'' mused the capitalist, as
he brought out his map. Here's Tar
qua and there's Cinquaxa. W. easea
Yes" s7amsz i.,
'.And between them seven mountain
ranges from 1000 to $500 feet high, 100
miles of desert, 200 miles of wilderness,
the Apache tribe of Indians and five
rivers! NV dear sir, sell me a half in
terest and I'll throw in my patent right
for railroad suspended from balloons!
It's just the chance to see how it Will
work.
The man with the concession is now
figuring on the cost of forty miles OF
tunnels and eighty-seven curves and
two hundred miles of blasting, but this
shouldn't t deter Americans from max
ing a gridiron of Mexico with railroad
tracks.-WdU Street Neacs.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
PITH AND POINT.

s1s--Donlti you think the bride is foolish
bhat she never marries the best mann
N Y. ledger +s HaAai
Tight trousers are going out Of
fashion. They always did have a slim
chance, and latterly the wearers', legs
have had to combine for support.
-He-Good-by, Miss Smith, I'm
sorry | have to leave so soon. She
I'm very sorry, too; but still, t'parting
Is such sweet sorrow. ."-HdrUqrd Lam
p0on.
The great question of the day at
present is, how to wear a high all-round
collar and still be able to sneeze hard
without cutting your throat. t.-P,4ck.
A cynical old bachelor thinks that
women, as q class, should be called
'.maple sugar. because it is almost inn
possible to tell their age. IN. Y. Id
UerttSer.
BE respectful to every one, no mat
ter what his or her position may be in
the world. Never, for instance, ask
your washerwoman where she '.hangs
out. n-EarUiUe Graphic. z...-..
Mrs. Sam Millidge, an Austin lady,
was busy trying to make pincushon
of sawdust when the colored cook came
to ask what she should cook for dinner.
go away, and don't bother me now.
My head is full of sawdust now, and
can't think of anything else. "-7eras
Stttings.
NJ "A young lady was recently. asked
by her gallant what she considered the
height of impudence Looking archly
at him, she said: Spark a girl for three
solid hours and never offer to kiss her.
1t is needless to add that he is not 50
impudent now. .t- -r
-"Woman's rights!'' exclaimed
Philadelphia man when the subject was
broached. what more rights do they
wantp My wife bosses me; our daughters
boss us both, and the servant girl bosses
the whole family. It's time. the men
were allowed some rights. '''--'-A
The theory that photographs can
not be. taken at night was upset the
other day when thief was marched up
to. the bar in Justices courtroom
Judge What is the charger" Officer
Stealing" Judge-"Stealing what?"
Demonstrating photographs Judge
when did he steal them?" Officer
-sLast night, your Honor" Judge
Il will discharge the prisoner, for I
know that thousands of dollars have
been wasted in the attempt to discover
a process whereby pictures could be
taken at night. The prisoner may 60"
-HCarlc Pret3ePs Weebly. saa9i aa1
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
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StlENOE AMI ~,
Large amounts of peanuts will be

Large amounts of peanuts will be
planted in Tennessee this year
A gentleman of Enterprise, Fla,
has spread muslin under many of his
orange trees, to collect the, orange bios
SONS when they fall. He will make per-
fumery out of them.
w. San Francisco claims to make more
and, better chocolate than any other
place in the world. The ingredients
are sugar from the Sandwich Islands,
cocoa from Ecuador, and vanilla raised
in California.
q o--Hearths are decorated with tiles
in imitation of polished woods. Deep
browns, reds and black represent ma
pies, mahogany, cherry and walnut,
the high glaze Of the tile giving the ex-
act effect Of the polish of natural wood.
"A new idea is contrivance for
holding open the pages of a book which
obstinately refuses to lie fiat on a table,
or to keep quiet on music desk. 1t IS
made of wire twisted into q shape that
resembles the confused snarl of crabs
locomotive machinery.
According to La Libertad, of Mexi-
co, Don Nicolas Zunigay Miranda of
that city has invented an apparatus
that it is claimed will give notice, sew
eral davs in advance of the coming of
an earthquake. Its Indications, Senior
Zuniga affirms, are so accurate that it
will mark not only the day, but even
the exact hour when the disturbance is
to occur, and show what the degree of
intensity of subterranean commotion
will be- F':.s
The staining of bricks red is ef-
fected by melting one ounce Of glue in
gallon of water, then adding q piece
Of alum as large as an egg, one-haf
pound of Venetian red, and one pound
Of Spanish brown; redness or. darkness
is Increased by using more red or
brown. 1, For .coloring black. heat the
bricks and dip in fluid asphaltnm, or
in a hot mixture of linseed oil and as
phalt. Chicago Journal.
3 An enormous quantity Of water
passes through the roots Of plants. An
English experimenter has ascertained
that for every pound ofnfineral matter
assimilated by a plant, an average Of
1000 pounds Of water is absorbed. At
tnC FTeUCH ADT1CuituIdlH olJSDi fdboty VI
Montsouris it was found that in rich
soil, 727 pounds of water passed through
the roots. of wheat plants for every
pound of grain produced; while in
very poor soil, 1858 pounds passed
through the wheat roots for each pound
of grain. t-a 'seta as aeqs sl e.-
"A Mr.. Brooks, who lives about
mile north of Somerset, Pa. dug well
on his farm last fall, but the water had
such an odor that he could not use it.
Upon examination Of the well a few
DAYS since he found it contained about
ten feet of petroleum. In the same
neighborhood petroleum is running in
small stream from spring. About
two years ago Pennsylvania oil man
examined the land in that section, and
wanted to lease the farms for boring and
inspection, but number Of farmers re-
fused to lease their lands, and the mat
ter was.soon dropped. but now the oil
excitemept is on the risa.-=s'seage
Times
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
Mrs. HEsnr WELprR was killed by.

| acoiiislon on the Connecticut River Road
atopringfield, Mass, few days ago.
Two mel chants at Clifden, Ireland,
were arrested on the 30th, charged with be-
ing conected with the conspiracy to murder.
According to information given by inform
ers, number of apparently respectable
persons were implicated in murder and con-
spiracy.
1HE first grass-fed Texas cattle of
this season were received at the National
Yards at st. Louis on the 30th ult., and sold
Tor S4.30 per hundred. They were from the
fecos region and We're only in fair flesh.
IHE Governor of San Luis Potosi h4H
daughter of Ramon Guzman, Director of
the Mexican Central Railroad, were mar
rled on the Both ult., at the City of Mexico
ODoNNELL. member for Dungarvan.
in the British House of Commons on the
5Oth, charged magistrate named Lloyd
with altering dispositions taken under oath
1T Is estimated that the decrease in
the public debt during the month of April
amounted to about 100000
Two HUNDRED and fifty Irish immi-
grants, sent out by the British Govern
ment, arrived at Philadelphia, Pa, few
days ago.
The importation of American pork
into Greece has been forbidden by that
Government.
A VIGILANCE committee consisting of
200 men took John Walsh, the alleged mur-
derer of Thomas Gavin, from Jail at Lords
burg, N. NJ, the other morning and hung
him on a wagon derrick.
A BRITISH chaplain has asked aid to
place in order the neglected graves of many
eminent men buried in the strangers GEM
etery at Leghorn, Italy
In row which occurred at colored
festival at Brazoria, Tex, the other night
John Leonas and s. Bordeaux, convict
guards, fired nine shots at Jim Wright
without effect. While running Wright
turned and fired two shots, killing both.
In row at Port Royal, S. c., the
other night, Charles Wallace fatally shot
three negroes named Miller, Singleton and
Sherman.
JAMES J. MADDEN, in the lace de-
partment of the house of Muser & Brothers.
New York City, has been arrested, charged
with stealing $4,000 worth of goods. Re.
ceivers of the goods were also arrested.
In attempting to escape from the
county jail at Tucson, Ariz., the other
morning, Joseph Casey and another pris-
oner fatally shot A. w. Holbrook, the
Jailer. The prisoners did not escape.
THE Ohio Prohibition State Com
mittee has changed the date of Their Cur
vention from June IA to August L, at Co
lumbus.
ALBERT H. BEALs, of Boston, mistook
his partner, A. P. Pickett, for a burglar, on
the Fall River steamer the other night, and
shot him dead. -.H
THE Canadian Minister of Customs
has filed an answer in the seizure case of
Paine and Voltaire's works. He alleged
the importation was illegal as the publica.
tions are of an immoral and indecent char
acter. -- rss 1
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

Steward William Crump, one Of
President Garield's attendants, has
opened restaurant near the Treasury
Building ip Washington.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

GREEN B. RAUM, United States In
ternal Revenue Commissioner, has resign
ed, and his resignation has been accepted
by the President. The explanation was
that he could do better for himself in pri-
yate business
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

N consequence of threats the Guild
,.not London, Eng, was placed under
"..., .-ona nolice guard on the Goth: -
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

ESTIMATES on the 25th from the towns
in Mississippi over which the recent tor
nado swept placed the number of the killed
at 1873 and of the wounded at 36S. The
property loss was said to exceed half a
million dollars.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

y Rr.R-ADMrRAL BALDWIN, Of the
rI;ted States Navy, has been ordered with
-. taft TO attend the Russian Cars cor
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

SEVERAL more arrests were reported
!, roland on the 2Sth in connection with
murder conspiracies and number of sus-
meets had fed the country.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

The New York Central Labor Union
on the 10Th discussed the relation of the
labor question to the revolutionary move
ment in Europe. There was said to be con-
siderable feeling in favor of the use of
dynamite.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

The forthcoming volume OF diplo-
matte correspondence shows that the invl-
tation Of the United States to the proposed
Peace Congress was promptly accepted by
nearly every nation to which it was sent.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

SECRET negotiations were reported to
be proceeding between the British and
American Governments on the 3Oth with a
view to the extradition of seventeen Irish
susnects
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

SECRETARY FoLGER has appointed a
,n,;ttee TO investigate the alleged fraud
% ,lort importation of Hawaiian sugar.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05
A Summary Of Important Events.

rur death of Rear Admiral Edward
,,;daletou. retired, occurred on the 2Sth at
washington, D. c.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

AN important arrest of counterfeiters
is reported to have been made at New York
few days ago, eight of a gang who had
been operating in Pennsylvania, New Jer
ser, r,Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland and New
York having been captured.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

THE Lord Lieutenant of Ireland wit
messed the departure of a ship-load of emi.
grants for America the other day, helping
children into the boats and encouraging the
older ones. His sympathy was reported to
have created profound impression"
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

Tuv ;ssue Of standard silver dollars
+bo Mints for the week ended April %
.as vs. s1es0O; for the corresponding period
,..4 roar. Sl6l 900. re es
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

CHARLES F. KRING, who had been
tried six times for the murder of Dora
Broemser in st. Louis, Mo-, and thrice SEN
fenced to death, has been released on $1,000
ball. having recently been granted new
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

po-l ~ seven prisoners, DIR. Gallagher,
Ansh nHsrd Gallagher, Whitehead, Dalton
cbsrneh' wilson and Curtin, who were
tjon 80 1e;. WIN treason and felony in connec-
wer. i'n the unlawful use of explosives,
Tors le again arraigned for examination at
tb.. NJ NJ, Eng Eng, on the 26th. It was shown
nitrio " nltehead had bought 100 pounds of
and g.. aeld' 800 pounds of sulphuric acid
Bcvd ~ ~. POUNDS OF glycerine Inspector
the .'.i bernard Gallagher had notified
ronn.a aausnorlties = in the early part of the
Gallaas snd' ne wished to give information.
cops,,;a' mad told him he knew all the
lyn pWl'aSors' N having seen them in Brook.
item ~ l. There were .tout thirty of
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

THERE were 1872 business failures
throughout the United States and Canada
during the seven days ended on the 9th,
as compared with 2O5 the week previous.
The New England States had 90; Middle
States, %; Western, SO; Southern, SO; Pa
cite States and Territories, Is; New York
City, Il, and Canada. 10
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

EIGHT officers, including Colonel,
were arrested at st. Petersburg, Russia, on
The Sth, on suspicion of being connected
win the Nihilists. Sixteen officers were
arrested at Smolensk. It was stated a
sioe-spread military conspiracy had been
discovered. Documents were found at
nn'olehsk showing the coronation of the
ON'i would be undisturbed, but something
thereafter. - T-l7 s =.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-05

The great question of the, day at
present is, how to wear a high aIl-round
collar and still be able to sneeze hard
without cutting Your throat.-P,tck.