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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, juno 28.-The Standards correspondent al
Rome says the Pope Is ndispOsed He much disturbed
by the state OF affairs IN Ireland and France.
LONDON, June 2S-The syndic OF Dervo, Italy, has
been suspended from Office, owing TO the recent fatal
fire puppet there. which is attributed TO neg
bgeDce on his part.
cause OF strandng Of Her Mjestys despatch steamer
Lively, stornaway, fnds that the officers Of tho
Lively answerabe for her loss in not closely watch
fng the pilot. Tue commander and navigating ofncer
are, therefore, dismissed tbeir ship.
DUBLIN, June 28.-The Wexford Borough Club has
chosen by unanimous vote, brother OF Mr.. Redmond,
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THE MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
THE STATE TCKET-THE PLATFORM ON THE REV
ENUE SYSTEM.

-
ENUE SYSTEM.
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 2S.-ln the kepuo-
lican State Convention last night G. A. Gilman was
nominated for LeutenantGovernor on the second DaF
lott Frederick Vorbaumbach for Secretary OF State Dy
aocamation; W. ]. Hahn for Attorney-Genersl D. H.
Baker for Railroad Commissioner aud Charles kltte-
son for Treasurer The plank in tie platform regarding
the revenue system says: I'VE believe IN maintaining
a system OF internal revenue levied upon articles Vi
luxury such as whlskey and tobacco, together with
system of duties on imports so applied as to provide
revenue for the necessary expenses of the
and 80 adjusted the development OF the
manufacturing and labor interests OF the whoie
country" The platform also approves tie =
nrohibtory constitutional mendment the people.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ACQUITTED on THE GROUND OF INSANITY,
PuILADHIPHIA, Penn, June 2S.-The jury IN tho
case M John Syren trial for the killing OF his brother
wife returned verdict to-day Of not guilty on the gOuhu
OF insanity.
MITCHELL ANXIOUS TO FIGHT
ST Louis June 2S.-Charles Mitchell, the Ing
s champion pugs started with his trainer william Iad
den for Pueblo Co today While III California ne lnehas
TO Offer $500 10 any that state who Will stand before
him four rounds.
MONEY TO AID THE MUTT FAMILY.
IJNfoNTowN, Penn. juno 2S.-COntributions are
nowing In 10 the Of the family Of tn Captain Mutt
The nsOVent ana. while the CO.. buttons arc NOT
aoliclIed, they very wolcome 10 the family
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
RosTON June 2S.-AbOut sixty applicants AD-
neard before the civil Service Cohhss0n
m ths oity IN morning. The examiners were DOrHtn -
Eaton Deputy Collector 1ohn ~ Fisk, Frederick Grant
Unnry Shcrwin and George g. Josyn- The e1amlhation
fdy winch four hours was for entnco 10 inc Sus
tom House
BARKs IN COLLISION.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-lhe barks Matnra. tot OF
malaga and eOpoid Marie for Limerick, whch saleI
Yesterday came collision while going 70 sea Both
Sustained considerable damage and Will be to"ed W l'
city for ropail -
A PROBABLY FATAL COLLISION ~, -,
WUNINGToN June 2S.-lhe digest2r at Waiton'
Whann fertilizer works blew up thie evening" ,h
Ing Waiter May another workman, coioIea man. 'no
latter probably fatally.
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GOVERNMENT FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Secretary of
the Treasury issued circular, publishing, for the
information and guidance of all concerned the decision
of the First Controller OF the Treasury TO the effect
that payment be made in cash for transportation
performed for any department Of the Govern
ment over such portions OF the several Pacific Railroads
as have not been built by the aid Of Government bonds
and adding that Whenever practicable and more
economical do so is desirable that shipments OF
Govern ment freight be made railroads which have
received aid In bonds lands from the United states
and that end all officers shipping such freight should
specify particular which the same Is 10 De
transported.
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INCEYDIARIsM By A COLORED BOY.

Fire broke out yesterday afternoon at No.
AIT Fulton-st Brooklyn, OF row OF frame houses
known as the woughby Buildings, damaging 1t to the
extent OF $500. Henry Mauer a colored boy. age
twelve who lives at the top floor OF No. 4l9 Fuon'st,
with his parents was arrested by Detective Chambers
on suspicion OF causing the fire. There have been six
fires in that block within the last six months, ana the
boy admitted causing three OF them 0y dropping gnleu
matches down the scuttle-holes.
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THE SCOTT Ian DECISION

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 2S.-The Supreme
Court to-day gave Its opinion, in 5000 words
on the Scott Liquor Tax Law, holding to be valid and
CONSTITUTIONAL except the second section, wherein h Is
held not to apply leases executed prior to the pas
an 90 of the act as no made be violated
Justice OKey dissents from and Mcllyain, Doyle ana
Upson concur in the opinion. Last year tue decision
was to against the constitutionauty OF Ine Fonu
laNU
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c. J. VANDERBIL1'S HOUSE SOLD.

HARTFORD Conn, June 28.--The residence
OF the a,e Cornelius j. Vanderbilt, IN this city, which
was ust completed furnished at the time OF his sui
eide was sold at auction to-day for S4O,3oo The
purchaser was W. II. spooner, OF Bristol, Il. l.,
The pictnres and glassware were sold at bargains The
house and grounds cost $l25000 Tho sale was by the
executor in the interest OF George N Terry tne resu
nary IeRatee There was mortgage OF @2oOVO on the
uro11erty Most OF the furniture Is yet TO be sold
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PLANS OF THE READJUsTERS.

RICHMOND, Va, juno 2S.-A large number of
representative ReadJusters held meeting here tonight
to consider matters pertaining 20 the welfare OF tho
marty They are mainly cnalrnen OF county organza-
ons and about twothirds Of the counties ia the state
are represented The meeting was held with clos ed
doors out II that tho objects are main 70
arrange matters avoid the necessity i StHte
Convention TO adopt plans for making nominations Io
the next Legislature, aud 10 cut out otner cam algn
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or,pppD IN RAILWAY CARRIAGE.

IoNDON. June 2S.-A desperate attempt has UeeH
made in carriage of q railway train running from
Calais to Paris to murder and rob the Rev. Mr,
Witchborne an English clergyman A man attacnod
Mr.. Witchborne with a chisel, stabblng HIM nVe
times The assassin tried to make his escape wheh
the train arrived at Amiens. hut was captured aIer
terrific struggle The wounds OF the Clergy aian h
ore very dangerous and 1t is not expected thaV ho
VIII live. His assailant is also an EngilSnman. =.
he woud-be assassin has attempted 70 comm. III
,snicide by shooting himself with revoiVer' Ho
now lies in precarious condition.
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coNspIpACYIN GERMANY.

LONDON, June 2s-The Central News Agencys
correspondent at Berlin says the arrest OF NJ. hra-
yewski the Polish author and others has leo to the
belief that conspiracy exists for betraying secrets
relative TO the German military organization
Twelve arrests were made at Berlin and Dresden
YESTERDAY of persons supposed to be conhecteu Mn ~
ibe conspiracy and other arrests have b1el ade az
Halle Hanover aud Cologne.
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the Irish National Leagues representative in Australia,
az the candidate OF the National party for the seat in the
House OF Commons for the borough made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr. Healy.
HAVANA June 28-In the law Of estimates for the
fiscal year 1ss3's4 Article provides that July
next the additional alcoholic drinkabes shall be
raised from Is per cent % per Article reduces
from July l. the suraI export duties from 10 per
cent to B per cent
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A COLrIERY ENDANGERED.

MI CARMEL, Penn, June 2S.-Yesterday after
noon fire was discovered heading in breast at the
Monitor Coiery Several men were overcome by gas
and had 10 he carried OF mine The origin and
extent Of the nre are unknown. The collery employs
over 500 men and boys.
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YELLOW FEVER At SHIP Island.

EEw-ORLEANs, June 2S.-A dispatch to The
Times Democrat from Biloxi, Miss, says; The Norwegian
bark Alma from Vera Cruz for Pascagoula arriVei aI
Horn Island Yesterday having yellow fever on board
sort IN the quarantine station at Ship Island. The
md ao died today ana there Is said 10 be hnother
case on board The National Board OF Health WIN give
M the ship Island quarantine station on Saturday.
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4 BRIG DESERTED By a DUTCH SHIP.

BosroN, June 2S.-Captain Harding OF the
brig Aristos which arrived to-day from faya states
that On June 16 in latitude 42' longitude COO 3V be-
inc abort OF provisions he sighted Dutch vessel and
d,snaobed boat containing the hrst mate two seamen
and three passengers obtain supply OF food snort
ly after the boats aboard the stranger the
wni increased to strong breeze when the snip put
eers. Celtain Harding kept company with the snip
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LIQUOR TAX IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 2S.-The liquor
sellers tax paid in to-day amounted to $lo4,s0o. Toe
Board OF Public Works has prepared an ordinance to
appropriate Of this money to the street repair
ing fund.
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JUDGE HoADLY TO BE sERENADED.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Judge Goadly Will be
sereuaded on Saturday night by all the Democratic clubs
here He will probably make the opening speech OF the
campaign Several candidates the state ticket are
expected 70 be present
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TIE CHAMPION COW.

BALTIMORE, June 2S-A seven days test
n, the Jersey COW owned by Watts Seth CT 'hs CITY,
was completed to-day. The MIXED at Intervals
OF eight hours yielding 327 pounds ofmilk from which
was produced 25 pounds and I1'12 ounces OF butter
The COW wac bred in Hew.Jersey, and was purchased
as fall bV ber present for 5000 She is pro-
nonnced the best butter producing cow in the United
gfaie
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THE YACHT WAYWARD SAFE.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June 28.-A telegram
was received this morning from the Cu;ous authorities
Of st. John " b. announcing the safe arrival OF the
yacht Wayward. -, nj, -. -
All on board are in best OF health The yacht en-
connie red great deal OF fog at the mouth OF the bay
and for over d week had TO lie at anchor at the head OF
the harbOr. 49,
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DISAPPEARANCE OF JAMES CAREY.

QUEENsrowN, June 2S.-Much excltemene
was caused here to-day by report that James Carey
the informer was among the passengers VINO emoarAea
Tor America. IL Is not known wncre carey H.
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ENGLAND ASb THE SUEZ CANAL PROJECT.

LONDON. June 2S.-At meeting OF briush
saipowners to-day oplnous received from eminent
Eugish counsel wnch decidedly against Count De
lesseuss monopoly OF the work of constructing canals
seross the Ie;hnus OF SucZ committee OF inc sLp'
owners win forthwith demand power TO CONSTRUCT
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FIGHTING BULLDOGS II ~ PI

II a little roadside inn on t " ster
road yesterday Ben white bulldog weighing nineteen
pounds foar and Niger, blackand wnte dos
weighing twenty pounds eight ounces fought for fifty
,,vo minutes Mt the expiration OF hch time Ben was
declared the winner Nisgcrs throat was nearly bitten
through The winner Ia ull brotuer 10 Neu' WHO was
killed in fight Oh Long Island "a year ago.
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n,CCpvcERs FROM THE BEL GRAvIA,

IoNpoN. June 29-The National Line steamer
pnn,and which arrived at Liverpool from New
York brought ten saloon passengers OF the Ahcn1i
Line steamer Belgrava, before reported dlsSoiou'
- yos spoken 500 miles southeast of Halifax;
Nm RsIgrsyia saIled from New York for Lverpooi
on lime 49,
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IOWA REPUBLICAN MANAGEMENT.

DEs MONIES, Ia, June 2S.-Wllllam Dalman'
81 Independence has been chosen chairman OF the Re-
publican state Central Committee.
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FoREl S|sNEws
LEADING TOPICS IN MANY CAPITALS

& STEAMSHIP pETA1NED-ATTAcKED IN hAih"
cAR-rHE CHOLERA IN EGYPT
The steamship City of Rome is detained iol
some reason off Queenstown harDoi. II. tilled
lish clergyman was attacked and nesrp ar . rob-
in a railway carriage in France ,;t W sn;.
Der who subsequently tried to CONN COMM con. ON
eide. Many deaths from % cholei~ od;tor
tipue to occur in Egypt. An Austrian naon oaC oc.
who killed an officer in duel mas peT" T;I ,aa, 90
Quilted. The Deceased Wife's Sister Dll rs"~ was
dsfeated in the House of Lords yeSIerIIs' Te'hiS
The American rfemen will not go 10 !" linO,o no''o
don n' inst vet. Twenty alleged conspiratorS nave
been arrested in Germany.
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THE HOSTILE VIRGINIA EDITORS.

RICHMOND, Va. June 2S.-Fresh rumors
have prevailed here this svlnoon violating to hostile
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QUEENSTOWN, June 2s.-The steamer ny " -
po,na which sailed hence this morning Tor New
York IA detained outside the harbor Inc cause VI
ber dstentlon has not yet been ascertaiheu'
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DEATHS FROM THE PLAGUE IN EGYPT.

DAMIET1A Egypt, June 2S-One hundred ana
tventy-niue deaths have occurred here during 'ho
last twenty -four hours, 113 of which were from
cholera. .,
An order has been issued at Port Said. prohibiting
any person proceeding from there to other to"hH
in Egypt.
Vessels proceeding from Ismaila to Suez are LOT
hidden to communicate with the stations on the
c,naI owing to fears that cholera may thaS De
spr al. -. ao.h 81 Tontah
several families have left that place Tor Greece
Malta lime 2S-Vessels arriving here from
Turkish and Egyptian ports will be quSrantined
three weeks Passengers from Egypt Will se lor-
hidden to land.
A1rxANDRIA. June 29.-There were fifty -four
deaI bs at Damietta yesterday. IL is thought al
Caro- that the epidemic will be localized, put the
British troops preparing cholera camps i'll 'he
surrounding country.
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TIE POLITICAL FIELD.

untll the next day. when sha passed out OF sight Inc
ship probably was bound for New-York
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A TALK WITH JOHN G.. THOMPSON.
DE PREDICTS BoADLYs ELECTION AS GOVERNOR
OF OHIO
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AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN ENGLAND.


BIRMINGHAM, June 2S.-The members OF the
American Rife Team arrived here at noon to-day.
They are the guests of the Midland Rlne CIuo.
Owing to the late hour at which the steamer Alaska
arrived at Liverpool last night the reception whieh
was TO have been given to the team did not take
nlace The team which left Liverpool this morn
ing will remain here for practice until next uss-
day the ranges at Wimbledon not Delhg aFaiiapie'
The foregoing dispatch was the subectot much COM
oept among the friends Of the team Some arglea th
the change from The range at Birmingham 10 tuaO
at Wimbledon could bat be disastrous To the success
of the team Others were mora hopeful 81 doht sup
pose 1t generally known in this country tha the range
at wimbledon is a part OF great park and that by All
act of Parliament 1t be used only Oh Ioui'eeh
days Of tue year." said George W. Wingate 10
TRIBUSE reporter. Such being the Iact, our Team
did not eIpect TO opportunity to practice Tor the
match at that range. Still it seems to me that so'o
arrangement should have been made by the bfVsh team
merely as matter OF courtesy. Wimbledon tn'n' ocihs
ont of the oue.ton II remained for team 10 accept
will have the advantage over t, &c H"i t6ev
can team in two particulars: flrst, 1 tney
Will have the privilege OF atn paft'eP n f
in the local contests which occur at Wimbledon rev
days before the match with our team taxes pace a,t
second they will nave had the necessary practice III tt
use OF the gauge. thus, you see, the Amec9u
team are Handicapped at the outset
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petition in circulation among the property-hoders
along the east and north shores OF Staten Island pro-
testing against the rapid transit schee Nearly all OF
the large wners signing the petition which
win he forwarded to the Railroad Commissioners at
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A DUELLIsT ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

VIENNA. Juue 2S.-The trial of Lieutenant boigar'
the editor of military journal for killing Lieu
tenant-Colonel Schlayer In duel on May a. was
finished to-day. Lieutenant Bolgar, In his paper
had criticised the appointment of Colonel Scniayer
to command a regiment which was about 10 oe Or
ganized. Colonel Schayer challenged the au'no'
- ha cr;,icis, and the witnesses examined in the
rial were unanimous that he forced the hgnt
Lieutenant Bolgar was acquitted.
THE DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER BILL Looi
LONDON, June 2s.-The House OF Lords 'o-uay
rejected the bill permitting marriage WIN aue-
ceased wifes sister on its third reading, by vote
of 115 nays to 140 yeas.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-13


and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bittcrs. 1t is pleasant to take.
+. Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spring street, is himself practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experience
in San Francisco and Los Angeles,
knows how to meet the requirements OF
his customers. He keeps full supply
of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up upon honor"
Ed. McGinnis has an invoice OF the
imported Garcia cigars, and do not fail
to remember it,
You will never have sour stomach
if you drink Damiana Bitters,
Do not forget Maginnis' imported Car
cia cigar.
Hughes's Russian baths, located No.
Is Main street, opposite the Pico House.
Gentlemen and ladies attended to by
persons of their own sex.
A positive cure for dyspepsia DAM
ana Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale
liquor dealer, agent.
The largest stock of drugs, medicines,
perfumeries and toilet articles in South
srn California, ut G. +. Heinzcman's
Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest, and the greatest variety, Mt
Raphael Bros, l4l Main street.
Just received at VIM. Thorpe's fine
liquor store, corner Court and Main
streets, fresh invoice of the celebrated
Royal Batavia Gin, for medical use.
mr3l-lm.
If You want good appetite, drink
Damiana Bilters.
Lewis Bros. have opened this day,
March l4th, the finest line of Ladies'
French Kid Boots, the very best quail
ties. Prices from IS to 50. These same
goods have never before been seen in
Southern California. Also, complete
assortment of Ladies' Fancy Slippers in
Bronze, Blue, Pink and White.
LEWIS Bios,
Opposite the Postoilice.
The old reliable store of c. F. Heinze-
man is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has full line of patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy Price so cents; nasal injector
free. For sale by Preuss & Pironi.
pamiana Bitters regulates the stomach
Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor dealer,
agent,
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Bids for Purchase of School Property

Pursuant to resolution OF the Board of Edu-
cation of the city of Los Angeles adopted at its
meeting held on April 9th, 1888, notice Is hereby
given that the said Board will receive bids up TO
seven o'clock p N. of the 23d day Of April, 1888,
for the purchase of the whole or any part OF
either or both OF those certain lots parcels OF
land IN the city of Los Angeles, county Of Los
Angeles, State Of California, respectively bounded
and described as follows to-wit;
LIST. That certain lot known as the Spring
Street School Property situate In said city OF
Los Angeles and being lot number one (No. y OF
block number two (No. p OF 0rd's survey Of said
city, said lot having forty (40) yards front on
Spring street and fifty-fve (55) yards depth on
Second street, being the lot whercon stands
School House No. l, In said city Of Los Angeles
I'd. That certain other lot situate in said city
Of Los Angeles, known as the bath Street School
property" described as follows: Commencing
at the southern corner Of Macy and Main streets;
thence along Main street south 2sl' west l39 feet
thence SOUTH east 1853 feet to the southeastern
ly line of the street formerly known as Vine
street, now known as Olyera street; thence along
said line and Its Proclamation north 2Sk' east to
Macy street; thence along Macy street north 81
west TO the place of beginning, being the lot
wherein now stands School House No. O."
The terms Of sale will be cash In United Ststes
gold coin upon the execution and delivery OF
proper conveyances. All bids must be left with
the President Of the Board Of Education, at his
Office No. So Baker Block In said city of Los An
geles, between the hours of o'clock A. N. and s
o'clock P, N. OF each day. Sundays excepted.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for two per cent Of the amount OF such bid
to be forfeited In Of the failure Of the party
making the bid to comply with the same In case
it shall be accepted by the Board. The Board ro-
serves the right to reject any and all bids, and
also reserves the right to the possession Of said
property until June S0th, 1888
BY order OF the Board OF Education of the city
OF Los Angeles
GEO. g. PATTON,
apr1td Secretary.