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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-25
Programme for Memorial Day.

Members of Ent Post will meet at their
hall at seven o'clock sharp A. NJ.
The Post will go to Orangevlle where
the procession will be formed at o'clock,
will then march to graveyard and decorate
the soldiers graves, The Orangeville Band
will furnish the music. Returning to
Lght Street the soldiers graves will be
decorated at II o'clock A. NJ, returning to
the Hall at 10 o'clock. A detail will be
sent to the neighboring graveyards in the
morning.
At the ringing of the Court House bell at
2 p, NJ, all organizations, schools and citi-
zens taking part in the exercises will report
to the Marshal on Market Square. The pro-
cession will form on Main and Market and
proceed over the following route: Up
Main to Normal School, counter march
when the procession will halt. The CALI
epian and Philologian Society of the Nor
nal School will join the procession.
The line will then proceed down Main to
Market, up Market to 1st, out first to Gem
etery where the decorating OF 40 soldiers
graves will be done in an appropriate man
ner, Address by Col, Samuel Knorr. The
Bloomsbury band will furnish music for the
occasion. The procession will form In the
Cemetery and march to Market st. where
they will be dismissed, All places Of bus
mess are requested to close between 2 and
o'clock p, NJ.
&. p SLOAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21
4 KING As A BRUTE.
Ernill nond Hords.


have heard Mr.. Lcitch relate many curious
incidents which fell under his notice when ut Rome t
this time. OF the following l have his own account III
Among my pupils Lady Oglc, wife Of Admiral slr
CbarIrs ode She was n Roman Catholic, ana IRE
ouentlv when | was giving a lesson she would bc
Visited by ladies OF her acquaintance, Including many ol
the Italian nobility on one OF these occasions tnV
servant announced Ia Piincipcssa COlonna She SAT
down opposite where was painting, ana she ana Lazy
Oplc had good deal of conversation. Although knew
Italian paid little attention TO what they wee say my
I'M fine Princess, getting excited, used the WORDS
,nfnme , and 'besta.' and observed Lady Oge look
.nruricd and ask her friend to tell her oil about IT,
wns nroscut said the Princess and saw IL al; ana
tbeu she proceeded to relate the following, which las
lnte "a, nearly as can In her own words: -,
You must know that when the King uedinahu u,
nonha ~ married the Sandman Princess AT luTlh nc
STAYED for DAY or two in Rome his return to Nps
and his Holiness Gregory XVII was glacously pehSeu
n nay his Majesty a visit Of c0ngutuatiOn on the Oc-
cason very select party was got together at te ~
po ftau Ambassadors, consisting OF cardinals hohsS
nri and some of the old noble families, The Pope vas
very gracious to the new Queen lie had ueald OF ne.
musical Accomplishments, aud especially OF her great
Interest I'm Church music and as she said she was deNOu
IN NnrceO his Holiness asked If she would nave tho
Palms The Queen replied that To do 80 WOuhl DC
great honor In the meantime the King, her husband
was sitting by suly silent and gloomy, with MS eoOM
resting ON The piano The Queen turned TO him ana sld
uaVfly that he must turn the leaves for her For an
swcr MS Majesty OF the Two SCiles and Kicked me
stool from below the Queen. who fell heavily on the
marble floor need not tell yOu dear Lady ORle, OF INC
scene which followed The King Immediately LETT VIII
ont speaking. The poor Queen was carried 10 Deu-
room and took my departure, when two great d0ct
who had been hastily sent for arrived heafd lhat
the Pope was terribly shocked "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21

Swell Rutler (who has heard much fine Ian
e while I'm the discharge OF his profession TO elderly
5spfey Mr. Pickett, sab, desire 70 avail myself NV
yosent onportnity, sab, TO osk the hand NV 20
daughter Caroline Jane; an sah IL you have any Cd
sticfes 10 o0ah / hope, sab =" ,, ,,.
NJ pnokett iWbO lnoines 10 econ0my No, sar amt
strn 10 odsr muffin. Got to look out for hereet You
En- tale her ham, an you'd better look out for ds-Har-
per's Bazaar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21

The gossograph is an invention attracting
much attention 1t the Vienna Electrical Exhibition IL
accurately reproduces human speech and records on
naper III Is equal to any articulate effort from shout TO
whisper We rather think, though. It would tax the
Gas 10 chase q rat out Of the room and c0ides with
rockinG Standardization Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21
respect and the enthusiasm Of his associates. To
us hSis mainly known by his statue of Farragut.

respect and the enthusiasm Of his associates To
us hSis mainly known by his statue OF Farragut.
wealthy man from the old German country Of Penn
sylvhia said to yesterday; YOu would not think
that b region it hard to get domestic servants,
where we have many strong arm-ralsed native girls
to whom work is the chief education. Yet IL is true, and
attribute it to the radical change money has effected to
the real injury OF the wetOdo people; for Of what usc
is money cannot get reliable cooks, nurses and
maids Not many years raised the best house
hold servants IN the country and there plenty of
them al easy wages. Then not so pulled up
with money and our girls had pleasant relation with
the family and when their work was done would come
upstairs and hear what being talked about. Now,
since Of rs have become rich, they longer
invited upstairs and must sit In the kitchen, and they
social animals they will have their company. They
say, they don't care anything about We owe them
nothing. And" said my friend, it is rapidly coming
down To sort OF eight ten hour law among servants
They will get your breakfast certain hour and stay
with you till evening, and then they going up in the
village to have recreation. The fact is" said my ac-
quanancc that they Americans like ourselves. and
want 10 draw the lire them they mean to draw
it on ms. There disadvantages about dividing our
republican people into two classes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21
ON OTSEGO LAKE.
COOPER AND SCENES FROM HIS BOOKS.

,.op,,AR INTEREST IN cooPER's CREATIONS RATHER
w. THAN HrMsELF-ms METHODS OF DESCRIPTION
pnssIRrL1Y OF IDENTIFYING SCENES FROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21

The lift at High Bridge on the Cincinnati plan was sold
out Last week by the sheriff for it, practical builder "
MacKay and brought only about 600 thereby Great
ing loud squcal among the preferred stockholders hut
the lesson is that you cannot lft yourself Oyera fence
by the straps OF your boots"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21

At the Newburg celebration 1 saw riding past joel l.
HcndIey whose books twenty-five years ago were 'he
educators IN rhetoric of the country clergy Ills Saceu
Mountains" which Edgar A. Poe made much iun oi, ""o
siercd tho very model OF fine dcclamatory style by
the younger clergy and they ranked It with PollokS
"Course Of Time" While the preachers read these DOCKS
their sons were equally delighted with Washington and
His Generals " and Napoleon and His Marshals MI
Headey came from tho high plateaus OF Delh""e
County, where he born nearly sixty years ago. ana
went to Union College several years before President
Arthur He WA the preacher ut stOckbridgc, Massa-
chusetts and there perhaps fired with the example
OF his predecessor, Jonathan Edwards, TO become an
author His health failing when he young man OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21

thirty he to Europe and wrote two books Of travel
II hryseven years ago when he wrote the Sacred
Mountains" and the heroic books / have mentioned.
He Secretary of State of New-York His home
in the middle OF Newburg in practical house right
the street and IS said that he not prosperous
he formerly before his field Of literature was
pied by so many new men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

THE Council last night, in the ro-elec-
ton Of 7. j. cuddy, did good thing. As
Chief Of Police he has been a thorough
success. lie has approved himself TO be
honest, capable and sober--tho trinity
Of qualifications for Office oxacted by
Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the
Democratic party, He has merited this
recognition, and we are glad that it has
been extended TO him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

POLITICALLY tho present Council
stands eight Democrats. six Republicans
and one Independent, and yet Walter
s. Moore, Republican, turns up as the
President Of the Council. Evidently
there is some foul play here. Waving,
for the present. any discussion Of the
personal merits Of Mr.. Moore, he should
not have been the choice Of Demo
cratic Council for this responsible posi-
tion. There is perhaps no great dignity
in the treason, but there has been partl-
gan treason, nevertheless. Who are the
men who, when their fellow Democrats
had a right to expect Democratic
organization Of our municipal govern
ment, have betrayed their political
compatriots' Let them come out and
announce themselves as our local politi-
cal Benedict Arnolds
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

CALICO is still maintaining the high
reputation which places Southern Cali.
fornia 50 far in the van as treasure pro.
ducer, as compared with the experiences
Of the past. Time was when the men
ton Of this section as the seat Of gold
and silver bonanzas excited smile OF
derision We are now biavely past that
era, and the silver production OF this
section forms at present no inconsidera-
bio portion OF the bullion output of Cali
fornia, and we shall advance the record
from this time on Bishop Berkeley, or
the poet who expanded his original idea
Of westward the star OF empire holds
its way" said that Times latest tri-
umph was its last" Perhaps, after the
the mining capitalists have got through
pottering with the Northern and Central
counties Of California, they will awake
to the fact that tho mining region OF the
fnturo lies in the despised southern coun-
ties of this State, which sometime ago
were contemptuously designated as the
"cow counties"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
serious Accident 10 Adventuroas
H0ys

VIRoINIA, New, Dec. IA party OF
boys drifled eight feet into an embank-
.nent en.,es.te the West Relehee senrks,
Gold Hill this afternoon. chambering
out over eight fest square at the end of
the tunnel. Between six and seven
O'Clock, while amusing themselves with
in the space, the earth cavsd In, nearly
three tons of dirt falling upon them.
One boy, named Smith, escaped and gave
the alarm A large force Of miners hur-
ried to the scene and vigorously went TO
work with shoyels TO extricate them.
Ignatius Fox. aged II, was taken out
dead. Anthony Smith. aged IL. was
hurt on the back and leg and Is fatally
injured. Patrick Kenney's two boys,
aged 0 and IL, were seriously Injured.
One had his right leg broken and the
other had his back badly hurt. johnny
Cook. aged 10, an Entsrsrise carrier.
had his right leg broken.
strong PROOF Against Maboney.
VIRGINIA, New, Dec. 10. Tho proof
against Mahoney, arrested for wife mur
der, is accommodating Mrs. Mcknight,
who witnessed the tragedy from the
Sutro road, and who, fearing that her
own life was in danger, fed the scene,
will testify before the Coroner's jury on
Monday. To-day Sheriff Brown found
three sharp rocks covered with blood
and hair near Mahoney's house. The
murdered womans chignon was also
found in clump OF sagebrush near by.
Mahoney protests his innocence and
claims that the crime must have been
committed by tramps.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

tries Of Europe bordering upon the Medi-
terranean. While this process involves
certain outlay Of money, the returns are
gratifying in the highest degree. The
difficulty involved is just enough to siim-
ulato enterprise, while guaranteeing the
most satisfactory results. 1t is ease Of
New England over again, with semi
tropic variation; and the outcome will
afford one of the most unique and inter.
esting spectaoles ever recorded either in
agriculture or horticulture, 10 the United
States or elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

II - pleasant TO note that o stately
theatre is rapidly advancing to compile
ton in Los Angeles. As our population
has been recruited from the most refined
circles Of the city lifo of the American
and European continents, there has
been, under former conditions, sort of
paralysis OF amussments here. With
such elements, theatrical entertainments
must be up to high standard to
be patrpnized at all. With Childs's
Opera House well under way, and with
the tide Of development which has fairly
set in in this region, our people can con-
Hdently calculate upon enjoying the
performances Of every attractive combi-
nation which shall visit this Coast in the
future. They will, one and all, come by
the Southern and return by the North
srn and Central routes; or come by one
or other Of the latter and return to the
East by some one of the Southern lines.
Our long ostraciam OF eligible amuse-
nents will end very shortly, we are
happy to be able to say
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

PERHArs the most interesting feature G
about Los Angeles county, in addition to
the variety OF her productions and the
almost illimitable extsnt of her resources
--the latter being manifold to q degree
probably not recorded of any other eqssl
extent of Gods footstool-is that these
agencies of wealth are, to a certain ex-
tent, latent They require labor aud the
employment OF wealth to develop them.
which fact embodies exactly the sondi-
tions of growth recorded hitherto in all
the nations which have attained to great
wealth or significance in the affairs Of
this work a.day world Ii we had here
the lush abundance which eharacterizes
the tropical countries we should not pin
much faith to our future. New England
is great largely because her people had
to struggle against difficulties Her in
habitants had TO cut down the primeval
forests aud dig out or burn out the roots
OF trees before even the most modest
forms OF agriculture were possible. They
had to struggle against capriciousSprings,
short Summers and long Falls, which
led up to absolutely disabling Winters.
1t was in all likelihood owing to this
circumstance that New England has
achieved her present pre- eminence in
wealth and manufacturing activities. Ia
Semi-Tropic California we have merely
enough OF difficulty to pique US to en-
deavor Even on our mesas, with the
proper energy, we can, i've years out of
seven, gather crops of the cereals which
discount the experiences of the general
run of farmers in New York, Peansyl.
vaaia and Ohio. In the seasons Of abuu-
dant rainfall, however, We distance the
crop products there out Of sight. 1t is
in the vineyards and orchards of Cali.
fornia, and notably OF Southern Califor-
mia, however, that the pre.eminence
in lucrative production Of this Coast is
most marked. In these specialties,
which are restricted to very moderate
zone Of earth, we are assisted by system
Of irrigation which corresponds to that
practiced in Spain and in the other coun
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
FOREIGN.
His RereptIen VIII depend.


RoME, Dec. 10, --The German Crown
Prince upon his arrival here will cause
an application 10 be made for an audi
ence with the Pope. whose reply thereto
will be guided BY the terms the request
is couched In. The Cardinal Prefect OF
the Propaganda win give farewell
banquet to the American bishops.
O'Do.nen Keeps Up His Courage.
LONDON, Dec. l5.--O'Dopnell main
tains great frmness Of demesnor and, ap-
parently, is prepared for his fate. He
regards himself martyr. His brother
visited him. At parting 0'Donnell
shook his hand, exelaiming, "0ood-bye.
old fellow: keep up your spirits, and
don't be down-cast because OF me
The IRE epnrations for O'Donneii's
Execution Completed
LoSpoS, Dec. l5.--The Observer says:
All preparations for the execution OF
O'Donnell, ON Monday, are completed.
The greatest precaution IL being taken
against any hitch occurring in the ma
ohinery Of the scaffold ODonnell's
brother had q farewell interview. He
was terribly upset. Father Fleming will
att end ODonnell in his last moments.
n A Lengthy Pronunciamento.
MADRID, Dec. l5.--E Per Venir n
newspaper, publishes q manifesto from
Senior Ruiz Ferilla, Radical, dated Lon
don. The document Is twelve columns
in length, and defends the military MS
ing in the Spanish army Of last August.
violently attacks the Bourbons and the
monarchical form of government, and
proelailns the necessity for Spanish
republic. 1t concludes. our motto will
be: "Never compromise with the Bour-
bons.
The war Party IN the Ascendant-
PARIS, Dec. l5.---lt is reported in the
lobbies OF the Chamber of Deputies
that revolution has occurred in the
Palace at Peking, resulting In the tri-
umph Of the military party, and hostile
to an arrangement with France, thereby
causing the disgrace Of Hung Chang, the
Prime Minister.
Garnier and DAILY.
LYONS. France, Dec. l5.--The first
series Of 900 points in the billiard match
between GARNER and Daily was played
tonight Score: GARNER. 600; DAILY
h04.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
ORIGINAL UNCLE JOE,

III North Spring Street, Opp Temple Block
Money loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewely,
Guns. Revolvers and Clothing. Business strictly
confidential Private rooms 10 transact your
business, Watches, Diamonds and Jewery
bought and sold. Unredeemed pledges for sale
suitable for holiday presents. dec2 II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
Herald Steam Printing House.

The IfaaALp sioam Printing House is not sur
,a1sea by any job Printing Office on the Pacific
csast outside Of San Francisco. in facilities TOR
lob work. Low prices, good work and es-
edition may be relied upon at this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
Real Estate Sale.
FRIDAY, DEC, 21ST, 1883.
Sale on the premises at IL O'Clock.
Cottage Houses and Lots

AMI Lplo.
MOL.
will sell cottage house and lot as follows: At
214 Well street. House contains rooms--par-
lor, dining room, two bed rooms and kitchen.
Size Of lot 50xl33I. Large, fine and level lot; all
fenced. very desirable residence.
ALSO, NO, q
Cottage house and lot No. 222 Well street.
House contains three rooms; beautiful lot; grid
ed; city water; flower garden; a cheap and good
home.
NO. 3--Also, op the premises, that fine, large
corner lot, Lazard street, and water front 821x
l2SI magnificent lot for a mandatory.
NO. 4--Also, on the premises, that large and
valuable lot II in block X In Weltract on Lazard
street, 50xl3Ss city water; perfectly level; good
picket fence one OF the finest and most desirable
lots on thiss treet.
Terms OF sale-Part cash and balance on time
at per cent NOTE-we would suggest to me.
chanics and others in quest OF nice, cheap homes
or sites for manufacturing purposes, 60 and see
this property, and don't fail TO attend the sale.
This property is rapidly increasing in value. To
be sold without reserve Purchase property and
have home OF your own. Live rent-free. Sale
will commence with house and lot No. l. and con-
tinue In rotation till all are sold The title 10
this property is A l. Tho abstract can be seen
at the office Of Eugene Meyer, at the City OF
Paris. JOHN @. BELL, Auetioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

! Tax word has been passed around TO
make the United States treasury the vic.
tim Of every old fossil who can talk
about his servics to the people. Per-
haps, next to George Francis Train, tho
biggest humbug who has ever afflicted
\ long suffering people is John Charles
Fremont The only honest achievement
ever recorded Of him was his running
away with the charming daughter of
Senator Thomas II. Benton. He tried,
through the agency Of the Woody Horse,
TO iilch Frontier glories away from honest,
dead Kit Carson The proposition TO
restore this unexampled fraud to his
rank in the volunteer army of the United
States, with the view of retiring him on
bali pay, 10 something indescribably
Ridiculous. We hope that the Demo
cratic House Of Representatives will
sit down ON this un.delnoeratic, un-
republican programme with a de-
ttucu thuu LSt tnc So'Sahou iot"-
fnder--the plagiarst OF that honest
frontiersman Kit Carson--go his way. lie
ought 10 be willing to congratulate him
self in that he failed to respond to the
citations OF French Court in transac.
tions arising ou. OF the old Memphis &
II Paso Railway, Of which he was the
President and promoter Had he dared
to answer this French summons they
deal out impartial justice in France--he
would have found himself standing, in a
felon's dock, side by side with his broth
er-inin-law, the Baron do Boileau, who
was adiudged to five years imprison-
nent for fathering in that country Fra
mont's lying stock pronunciamientoes.
There are far better uses for the money
Of the people of the united States than
in bolstering up such stale humbugs.
Fremont may be Impoverished. No
man in our times better deserves to be.
Shakespeare has acquitted himself Of the
sentiment, "An everybody has his de-
serts, who should 'scape whipping" Ger
tainly not Fremont, say we.
ss--1---.--z.--..-<.-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

The HsnALD Office is connected with the tele-
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for Advertisements or job work may bo
sent through this medium TO number $50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies societies
hnrufes, ETC., will only be inserted In the Herald
a. paid Advertisements. We reserve, for Places
worship, gratui,ous directory. VII eh will
.ppear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
Bids for Grading.

The undersigned and owners Of lots or Seventh
street, between Fort and Spring, will receive
bids, and contract for the grading Of the same,
until December 20th, 1883, at the Office OF Lana
kershim Co., Commercial street.
dl< lw N. VAN NOfs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

The HERALD sthe official paper Of the city Of
los Angeles. Tho city delinquent tax lists and
all other municipal notices appear only in It's col.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
GRAND ARMY OF TINE REPUBLIC.
FRANK nARr1Er POST No. 9.

Notice is hereby given tho Comrades OF said
Post, that at meeting OF the Post, to be held
on Saturday, December 22d, 1888, business Of
the utmost Importance. incorporating and elect
ing five trustees, will come before II. Comrades
are urged to attend. JOHN DAVIS, Ad1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

arentano Bros, No. Union Square, New
York City. arc agents Tor the iIEhAtp. twin
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
WANTEDTO RENT.

A large ranch. as 1 have all
the necessary farming imple-
ments and horses to work one.
Twill lgive n guarantee OF one
thousand dollars. Address
N. POLLOK,
deciSlw z. o. Box GA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

We, the undersigned, do. hereby certify and
declare that we haye this day formed co part
Rorship under the trm name and style of Phil.
Hirschfed q Co., for the purpose OF conducting
and carrying on a mercantile business In the
county Of Los Angeles, State Of California; that
the names and places OF residence, Of all the
members of said firm, are as follows, to wit;
Phil Hirschield, residing in Los Angeles city
Henry Bsrtning, residing in Los Angeles city.
Dated this LIST day OF December, A. D. 1888
PHIL. HIRSCHFELD.
HENRY BARTNING,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
,mpoRrAHMr NOTICE.

MRS. HUGHES, AT No. 1928 n. MAIN ST.,
opposite the Pico House, is about to give up the
millinery branch OF her business. For the next
two weeks she offers elegant line Of seasonal
BILE goods at cost price. Here is opportunity
to get fashionable goods at real bargains. Come
early to secure the choice d14 2w