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SEALED PROPOSALS,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, ,

OI NIN14 OI IIII DOtAItD UT EUUIAI IUNN, 7
ST. PAUL, March a, 1883.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the office
of the Secretary of the Board Of Edocation
of the City of Saint Paul until - H.,
Saturday the 3lst day Of March, 1883, for FUR
nishing school desks for the High and Ward
schools now in proc 9ss of erection. The com
mittee reserve the right to reject any and al ds
II. II. ATHEY,
Supplies.
Address J. G.. DoNNEaLy, Secretary - the
Board of Education. $3.50
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Chicago Democratic Nolnin atoms.

CHICAGO, March 28-TAe city Demo
cratic convention, held lhis morning nom
mated Carter II. Harrison for MAJOR.
Jno. Dunphy for treasurer, julius s.
Grinnell for city attorney.
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with Gen. sheridan

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 2a-The re-
port that Inspector Genera. Saghett Is in
S IN Antonio is q mistake. He x Santa
Fe, N. NJ, wtl Gen. 5a=ri3
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Boston, March 28.-A majority of the
legislative committee on Ire eisctiop iaw
will report resolution prov,diug for such
change IN the constitution mat a poll
tax shall not be LEVIED aud collected Is q
qualification to the fight C. vote. i mi
nority report will also be submitted.
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THE COURTS,
OiStI'ice C0sSFS.
JURY CASES.

JURY CASES.
Before Judge Lochren.
George B. Newell VS.. The Minneapolis,
Lyndale d Minnetonka Railway Co.; con
tinued to May term.
State VS.. VIM. F. Thompson; on trial.
Before Judge Young
The st. Paul, Minneapolis e. Manitoba
Railway Co. VS.. L. Brin ct al; on trial.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Koon.l
Hans G. Johnson VS.. Theodore G. Fas-
teen and Daniel Gray; settled.
Minneapolis Street Railway Co. VS.. Chi
cago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway Co.
continued.
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THE DAYS DISASTERS.
4 TRAIN FAILS THROUGH Il BRIDGE
1T DETROIT, MINI.
Serious Accident on the Louisville 6 Nash
Vile Road occidental Poisoning-Fire $
and Other Casualties.
TRAIN THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Special Telegram to the Globe. |

]
DETROIT, Mimi, March 2S.-While the
4:20 west bound freight train was crossing
over the Tamarack creek bridge this
morning, one box car broke through the
bridge and two others followed. The west
bound passenger was delayed six hours,
and the morning east bound passenger
| three hours. Damages to railroad prop
erty $4,000 or$5,O00.
BURNED TO DEATH.
PERU, Ind, March 29.-Solomon Feg-
ley, an aged farmer, lying alone in Butler
township, was burned to death Monda
night while trying to save money in a
trunk in the garnet of his burning house.
The body was found in the ashes of the
| house.
! PITTsBURG, March 28.-This morning at
o'clock frame house in Allegheny City
owned and occupied by Edward Graham
was destroyed by fire. Two twin boys,
aged fifteen months, children of David
Faulkner, who lived. in two of the rooms,
were cremated. Loss on building and
household goods ST 200; fully insured.
| ELGIN, ILL.,, March 28.-Kelly, Reid 6
| Co.'s brick Touring mill valued at $50, 900
burned, and is probably total loss. In
| surance $4,000.
FATAL OVERDOSE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March PSI. P.
Walker, sporting man from Louisville,
was found dead in bed this morning at
! Links Railroad hotel. The coroner's Jury
returned verdict that the cause was an
; overdose of morphine, probably taken TO
relieve rheumatism, from which he was a
sufferer.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2S.-At 6:30
! this evening two transfer trains of the
Louisville 81 Nashville road and of the
| Nashville & Chattanooga road co!lided on
| the trestle III the western portion OF the
| city and were badly wrecked. Eight cars
were thrown from the trestie twenty feet
| high, and the cars of the other train piled
upon the trestle. Charles Abbott. ccndac-
! tor, had his right arm broken in three
! places and general Commissions about the
body. Thos. hutchinson, conductor of the
! other train was severely, but not seriously
bruised. Joseph Tuley, engineer, had his
! jaw bone fractured, wounds on the throat
| and leg, and dislocation of the groin. He
Is in a critical condition. Thos. Sheehan,
| fireman, had his left cheek laid open and
injured on the head and chest, and is not
| expected to live.
AN OVERFLOW.
NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-At Chatafalya
the river is riding two inches daily. Pas
senger trains are stopped between the
river and Baton Rouge junction. The
water is over the track from one to three
feet. The nav levees between Churchville
and Simmsport are fast giving way, and
very few plantations along the river Will
escape overflow.
$4,000 FIRE.
ALBANY, March PA fire in Leonard &
Wick's building caused loss OF $4,000,
distributed among a number OF occu-
Dants
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Two CHICAGO SUICIDES.
Special Telegram to the Globe.

CHICAGO, March 28.-George Coleman
fiffy-four years old, married and residing
at 1921 Wentworth avenue, about 6 o'clock
this morning cut his throat with a razor.
causing instant death. He has been i'll for
some time, and. the doctor who attended
him frankly told him he could not live but
day or two.
Dat Il few minutes after o'clock this
morning, Edward A. Larkin, broom
maker living at e. East Illinois street,
went into his kitchen and shot himself in
his right temple, dying ALMOST instantly.
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AN OVERFLOW,
A $4,000 FIRE

ALBANY, March 28.-A fire in Leonard &
Wicks building caused loss OF $4,000,
distributed among number OF occu-
pants.
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DENYAl., Col. March 2S.-Recently the
director Of the Das5ick Iiaing company.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 28.-Joe
Young, for outraging Mrs. Armous, in
Lanesport, has been sentenced to be
hanged May 25. Jerry BIalock. for
the murder of Thos. Blanchburg was
sentenced to be hanged at Jacksonport
Nav IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Vital Statistics.


|. We are indebted to DIR. J. B. Wins
ton, Health Officer, for the following
statistiss-oi deaths and births in the city
of Los Angeles for the year ending De.
cember 81. lss2( =
Total deaths ssiSclassjied as follows
Zymotic diseases, 50; co&stitdeopal, 70;
local, ia; developmcntaA AZ aeci-
dental and violence, Is. OF the above,
SO we're between the ages of andlt
years, Is between s and 10 years, %
between lOiana. 20 years, 50 betyeep 20
and 80 Years, 50 between 80 aud 40
years, 43 between 40. and. so years, IS
between so and go years, % between &C
and lOOS Males 200, females lls.
/ NATIVITY Born in Los Angeles, ne
|tCalifornia, .a9;. other States. 90; foreign
countries, IA.
+ Tsrnupi rcpklepaa an, gsee Angelesr-
Under month, IS; from ! to 3 months
81; from 8 to Q months, 30, from Otto |:
months, s3; from I to years 81; over ;
4 Estimated 'p6puIatioAfi,l 4 4e.od65 inuua
death rate per 1000, l7,,aa o.. 90.
During the year there were 327 births
males. 1907, females l67. OF these lS4
were born Of American parents ana IA:
Of foreign parents. "'''H.N'''A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
-FJU>S~rytrvv
Sale OF Blooded Stock.

The following sales of fine stock were
made in Daeember by. Mr., Hancock NJ.
Johnston, Of Eta Hing Stock Farm
,Sorrel stallion griffin, " by Grimstead, !.
BY S;iSJs dad IipAt JdsEAn. .:AyiyR*
Malone, by Lexington. Also, bay colt
"Frai.k Wood" by A. w. Rich
mond; dam Acme. by Emperor; I'd dam
Lady Thompson, by Warmers Trustee.
Tho, Above. oTDon. M, a. ,Fdrster,i San
ypGsbaf6iAnk SllllIlUl.UA
Bay colt Joe Blackburn" by A. w.
Richmond; dam Lady Thompson, by
Warmers Trustee. to Don Francisco
Pi@)h SEC 6a3 OF gs@ Mea'
Black colt BY A. W. Richmond; dam
Miss Rowland, by A. w. Richmond;
alO, Esrsszse# ~ A. CWicHieASo1nd;
dam silvereDollar3 by Silver, Threads,
by The Moor. Sold to- j. W. Waters,
Jr., of San Bernardino.
'spottcd' stallioa aiDani Rfec,.a BY wha
|1dfer; daai$a daai$a Monte Bells, " " TED Brossssf; Bss n
alses black solti "sRoyal. Richmond, by
As,Wa Richinoaszdam As aboxes, 10 Mr.,
Chss.a A.'PaigHuofs Arizona. ,tasocs y'lvAsa
Grey geidi6g 'Totl' Mctt'sBy A ;iow.s
RsshRSRdf \ aspa MI 1 I1lsSias 0F ,y ";
Importea Albion. TO Mr.. M,A.sC sCovarrps
bias. ,s.aiu d
Grey stallion "A. W. Richmond by
Blaakbird; dam by Rattlsr. to Msssrss.
Hill a Cries. .aof " enturs county. Ia AZ,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
asMIrH's LEAP FOR LIFE.
Details of the Murderer's Attempt
to Escape-His injuries Necessarily
AtalFf4gHoBrsE Ewsunqe

l8blA8aERk&n reportRay es&erany gath
cred the following version Of Josiah v.
Smiths attempt to escape by jumping
from moving train on Thursday last,
which resulted ip- the cutting of, Of his
lsgl rte faM vs& tiarnisheth by a
gentleman who was an eye witness to
the whole affair. 1t seems that Deputy
Sheriff Huber, who had charge of Smith
and ~ S6hpts "a 5th1f pfisohets WAS
| obliged to, leave, for a moment, the car in
which he was sitting. He asked the
news agent of the train to keep watch
over his prisoners while he was away.
As soon as:-he had gone out of the oar
I4sts the {xtorer rsnisl srpss 70 bgel a
dtiik| 81 w44 trb4 lthe EttSr taak,
which was situated at the back Of the
coach. The door being open he walked
Eqyk giths 5pladstw ssapg tkhish the
news agent rushed after him, reaching
the spot just in time to catch hold of
Smiths coat as hc made spring from
sttss siti sss,If~A isaA Esj y 4, e GET sa Z
good hold on him, and his grabbing him
Loply bad ths eEect 2, breaking Smiths
Jump and pulling him under the car, the
wheels literally cutting off his left leg
below the knee and crushing his right
foot horribly, The train ran, about
. half (m4e jfro4 thb sdns of the
accident before Il was stopped. Deputy
Sheriff Huber and sevoral other gentle
men gthe,pisJE OBJ ;iskdf' wsiss; sSSk eto
where Smith, was lying bleeding on the
ground. TKeyy picked him up aad car
ried him to the car. When asked how he
felt and If he was suffering much, Smith
made answer: 81 wish to, God it had
LATED me" IA ss tsten to lrfl4i4,I
where medical assistance was obtained
An examination sf his injuries showed
th$$H to Bt sIhEst terrible character.
The left leg was cut in two at the mid
die Of the calf, and the jagged edges
of crushed bone and lacerated flesh.
with stream of blood pouring out in
an sensuprsmittiqg.ApM @ddkd ia thesight
Of the crushed left foot which was
mzshed into an unrecognizable mass of
bone and flesh and clotted blood, made
"a revolving picture OF suffering, from
which every one had to turn away sick
ensd.a The. doctor pronsuncsd Smith !
injuries nseessasiS istal,;Si, !, Hs. BAD tbsesn.
,ineonscioussever tincela shoftp time xftes
the, accident occurred ~. Smiith, was Sc
|cutely shackied At the fine Ne, madehfs
Fjnmp, and asvsn If ,hs had NOT been SOL
,thsra T. little donbt but, that 2hs.srssult
would have been almost The saniiee, .. si...i q.
praraibed ON the,streets rs yes
.tsfday, that. Smith had died fISM. tha
injuries he had received, but the most
diligent search failed to trace it to any
ftliiSas sSdtse Ihqailies afMe sierif's
Office disclosed the fact that nothing on
.He sabjecs bad bssndflA0t A0tnphedt
sheriff, which Would have been done
without doubt. had Smith died.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

A series of resolutions anent the dis
missed members, adopted by the Eagle
Corps, will be found in our advertising
columns.
The weathS VIZ fiSe dlgtes9 9cSKer
for the twen$ -fot hoq D \ ding ~ us
last EVENING" thahA~f6r -<As sfevlbus
twenty -four hours.
Double table damask Soc. yard,
\ Peoples Store.
The reooiliba affoA@epl sleels, Il;
mortgages, one assignment of lease, one
oath, one certificate Of partnership. one
decree of Court and one order confirm
! ing q ssis, ,s'kaa sHe sdsx'6f ME basihssl
lNtransacted yesterday in the Office Of the
jcounty Recorder.
r. The electric lights on all the nasts
are Illuminating the city. The last one,
that on Boyle H@gEts, WIS sturna on
last nAG MIlk@is lnprdviis
lnighslS.aqS3MkLAIAaa briiliahs
white, WHICH illumes every nook of
a'r1lEg8S 1lEg8S HgfYeiiih e, II InyT,3 Tnys, ,3iralfhi lfhis,,
IT, All linen huck towels 20c. a pair,
Peoples Store.
|oi We learn that Mr.. Hancock M. John
ston. of ElS Hil7s stock. farm, has sold
fshe9ayrh4ASIhUtke tkesing sipi1cn,
"a w. Richmond" to the Messrs. Hill
4 Grcis, of Ventura countyrC Cslifersia,
where he will be placed at the head of
thoir magnificent stud, A. w. Rich
mond was sired by Simpsons Blackbird.
by Camden, sop # Shark and Imported
Invalid. pehl BY IR9dsrl lhorgdgb1
bred), 2nd dam by Spotted Ranger lara
bian). He is the sire of Romero, 2:l9i;
LeHRbsa, Ssi hsahibiSgoSgAft; sEiay
Richmond, 2:l5; Dick Crosby, fa2:322sa.ap2
host of other good ones. He will be
Ia great loss to Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
; COURT REPORTS.
:. superior Court, Howard. -.

Superior Court, Howard. -,
FRIDAY, Jan. s.
I f. g. L. do MAxYell ct al. vs.. Martin
Wse-5JpdghdnN fJr patatiffiih hSSuni
Of SIS.
Millard sya. Hay-Continued till Moa-
day, January .l5, 1883, at cost of defend
I Tibbetts Vi. kiserAfdeLLand and Irri-
cation Co. ct sl-1Demurrer overruled.
Fifteen days to answer.
|. Tibbetts VS.. Rolfe OF si.--On motion
of plaintiff to file Aifidayits of newly
discovered exid sncs snowea.i t. Y
1, Carter vs.. Garner-Demnrrer over
rnled. Defendant given till January
10th to answer cause. Set for trial jan
.nary.15, 1883, at 10 A. NJ.
Estate Of Catalina II. Bstz, deceased
Petition Of Domingo Bata. administrator,
for confirmation OF sale of pefson SlPfSp,
erty heard and granted.
Estate of H. Thistlewatta, deceased
Petition fohs sale bfY real estate and
mining property heard and granted.
4 ApPliMti9Atqf VI, Al Eatlor for pos
session of Nettie E. Faylor0Un trial.
!, No setting for toIaeErow.
Application ~ Netth e. Taylor for
writ Of habeas eorpus-Continued, to be
tax dn tbl d ,&Yn& notice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

NoNtE III AHSES~SANs D, 1852. f fs'-
Rdg 4. Ferguson. X D. % d 4. Bardill-,Lot sw
corner O. Lemon AND. Second streets. iAnaheim;
William Glider II. to Arnold sssss 10 el acres 4 W
3otSE |, sec ,ee., T 8, Rlo "; eAs0, sa'.'- 4 4
Peter shaner 70 A NJ Bsltss- 20, senes n. .lcs o,
blk A, Chapman tract; IL y, l., mi u, II
N Belts to Mrs M e. Fry--l0 acres in lot o.
'hlk A, Chapman tract; 81. -
Eranklin Perry to Eugene Aune-Lot q, blk
IL. and lots W and v, blk 1917. Santa Aoni0;
Estats Of Anua Lockwood. dsosissd, to Alice
He2deron Is Of :lat froptina ~ feet
side Los Angeles street, s OF White Hsass;
xltste Of Anna D LOCKWOOD. decd--orasr con
IA, koslsr . sehodsf. ) aAnstoo M d, ! co-Io.s
e e, h g s.c md 70. RsQusna taes aud lot sd
core.LMils $ to Smith James-Agrssmeqt 70
convey sle. "A acres IN .Ro San PAscusl; 1855 so
cash, sl6k 70 18th NVvs .lsEs, apsr cent per an.
num; sS2l ~ "a JpnuAry. 1854. and tspl.65 sd
Jan. 1885 10 per cent per Anrum; t28S 10. "a, A /,
W W AwArp. 8 r Rsiney and d Rainey 70 II
HixhyVrp acres. purchased. by Award from
Alice $ Morgan; $1,000. ~.
A Il ludevp. toaLoe Angeles County Bank
Tract On W SiAs GfasehopRer st.: 81 .Ti,vs..l
First Presbyterian chpIch TO D witherell-.
Lots and II, block I0t, East Los Angeles; $3.50.
Henry O Thomas to Albert H ThOmas-Lot 10.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Yefiit82' f1ist 8tr2s'9nsII n.sII11i1s' ffWOI

The subjoined items are clipped from
thsfseM anexJ Herald djthiesdase:
H. Jessen, p. N. W., installed the
,ssliowids saftkerG df :saass: xnss Lodge
No. s4, A. o. U. W., on Tuesday eve-
ming last: A. Waite, P. NJ. W.; A.
|. Faatr, N. W.T. l. Chopper, Foreman;
|dso,. r.. F5eepan.s :. Reoorrdeifi;;l 4 H.e1R.
Epibbls: .Financier eH;a ,p Parton; Re:
'ceirsrs u. u sTitohsnsl, sl,'a Ouidss sasAs
! ,!llsls ,G!llhsllasAhitb, 4 .Ws; ysKa Davson.l H. .'w,
OF NJ eve essbiiiiiag III L last q new ldage
of Odd Fellows was duly instituted in
sshis ] tgyp, .ppd n thas jqsaYjna offssgs u.
stalfed:' N. "A. Young, n. c.; A. ].
|, I9wea XAGaEsF. Woodward, secre-
'tafy; J. r. Paul, Treasurer. The name
ef the ne " lodge is Iaursl.lLodsal,No.
a.. 2 M sai fhe' Lodge msst every t$eanes:
! day .iqaIt.has tweafyls@o shsfts sro a,s,n.
'bers' = 'n-'-' = a 's-s pa - -''''' ~
/ e6A Friday Aetesiss SsukSt a% sAks she
! bt9ttw bf9llewin4 ofssH1f SsaAtst SsaAtt sAna Lodge
No. 4l, F. L A. NJ, were duly installed
forths @ n !. srsia s'a ~ ! bSsi NJ sniahart
and Thao;4 Rsissrs l. of,s Anaheisa, cani
tthef, PaAt Mast ' c r. N lshsGr ;aia ~,
Illf.s VI N. .lI.ses,i 8. .ilN.;;lW. G!Fisher,,
aasie;s ;Efs .Jss48snsay K xiEnaasurer; g. +.
.shtlt .ys HI "a! : sss 4 H. H. Harmon, $:
bD; J.. r.. Collins, ~ D. ssMs.A. Ceblea
and J. K. Paul. stewards; n. o. Parton,
Tyler. 1gu ,bsssl.s4 Ssnrt3 5ida0 .
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
THs n, ''., taasht AZ AIfslst.S n pEspsst.nen
= 'fTsamsiplo' Bars,l:

a71"7' 'V''1''V 'lIeminlc Eat, a'lI'1'41VH lilI
Charles Dickens ,ihadslar,vsfyl1 good
story aboutblths early dAys of. O re-
howned mourning establishment. lie
went there one day about some mourn.
ing, and was n6hsred .hfSosaroom where
sat q shopman with an attendant in woe.
stricken habilimsnts. who groaned out,
"X hf5&, q ]pSthsA herhAA a wifsy
hduA, IsAid NcktRt, "ohlda distaXi
relative" "Oh, sir" said the funereal
one .,yos hsys yfds < n @istske, ssE this il
toll the bell and show The gentleman
H,the Aght af'iicsIeR dspastR94snt, x
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Matrimonial Brokerage.
(chicago Tribune. !

tChicago rribunel
Louis Epstein, a matrimonial broker, y
sued Abrahamn Aeraslhh ras A. recover hia
the defendants daughter. Standing
before Justice Seully, in Chicago, b.
smssh faidE lgNy dfihtAr and some
'odder people vas dere ad de time ven de
Lpargain vas made
I'D you Hiiamas! AT dRsshl some
money ?"
"What for ~ s''J1o4s5AAi' ~ 80
"Do get my daghter husband"
'Did he get her husband ?"
"Yes, sir; but he promised do get her
a $500 bresent WITH MN. ''e''' -' '.9F ''s' 'c
Didn't he do that :"
mo, sir"
...Did your daughter give Mr., Epstein
anY noheY?l - CT. Id i'dO0t
s'Yes. sir; she made him o present Of
S25 alder the engagement My ,daugh-
der is in Evansville. ndfsna, und if
You'll gif me a continuance IN haf her
heH3J Z SAel3e4ows all atpuA tlYlIz A
me Court Concluded. that Mr.. Epstein
was entitled to continuance, and &C.
GoFdipgly postponed the hearing for one
week. AS EPstein was feaving the
.otfce the Court vtsp9 Hm that in case
he had any more daughters he had bet
ter keN Was fhdrs Hafef ibt4Aet;;qGo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Killed bysHs otSnsHknd. ..

8 The sad news reached tKHs; 'cfty yiesfesir..
day Of the esuieide of rEbenp eqisiiant,
the partner of Str.5s.ok., Sewa&l IN . the
Commission business at San Gabriel
!. H.. seem. s.,gst1Hss5 Hs5jHyH..as.s;II!s sses
peculiar manner. " fosossnvsrala a, days
past and his"sctions e'vt4s,s ssieH ~ 10
cause sprpriss,ts.hissrieeaA oHastsrdsy
morning aabens lS.d AZ dpsslosb sslo m sellsd ,sp
his,wdfe aa4 .ys'Ank slahslSt q. ifssrn his
'sdos, xias ;ise SSsfS S sssfa sss x hin M sS
that he would end all his and their
troubles at once. They, however, struck
by his exp4MNe SA0 0aHsa ISR
.saized with an awful fear of what might
,folLSw. .aeA Asd IA sisHssEslFs room. ! Adv S's
Imonefsss v I sftef. 4. aftsn cachsd 'ttits
,hosses1#hos ppmdsoMiag aessersissw
ithe unfortunate man plpcp, A. spistc,
against his temple and pull the trigger.
He fell to the floor almost in the last
rtArassn dyipgidwithin ofitees 4minutes
after he had shot himself. The ball
shtsfsds and passed 4hrbugh aths ssRdil
and lodged in tAe-Sea16E A1kx room
in which .sths fehfaAil z used IS VIII
coHnitted.% nSs fbSssa IN iavssr n
tigation disclosed pes oaase5 fer.aslf.
slaughsesiaqH Hih nbh sanusHwssi pros.
per0as qsS,iaition,e q hisi famifyp relations
|werob happyljip An iEsspseta and nosdifR'
tealty or fxpnblss ere knpynwhick could
have sMpsllsiA MFsr rsissnti To- take Nil
town life. 1t is believed, however, ff'0hl
thls resent bshasieys sd that he asAdNtes
with softening Of the brain. A Coroner's
| jury Aaxa IS4mz6nsa seiSz'se, a~htbA
found verdict in accordance with the
facts.
I'D tsuiS 2ll0l51!5!11lai1e9 Lis b
Damiana makes the old young and
fths weak atronR and healthy. Michel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

The-largest and finest assortment, OF
buggy robes,' horse blankets and whips
ever brought to- Los Angeles Just re,
ceived at 8. c. Foy's pioneer saddleand
harness manufaotory, No. IL Los Anc
geles street. ...u.. ~. ~ !. I..as d. In,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

Mirrors. pictures, picture frames md
brackets, at Raphael Bros, l4l Main
sfraet !. -.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

The old reliable store Of c. F. Heinxe.
man ia still headquarters for drugs and
medicires. He. has o full line of patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

.C~ArAnnn ~ cuRrn, health and ..sswsst
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarh
Remedy. Price 50 cents; nasal injector
fee. For sale by Preuss & Pironi. ~. ~ -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

The greatest 1s discovery Of the age b
the celebraten "Rakoczy Water" Pre-
scribed by the leading physicians and
cecognized as the best. G. +. Heinze-
man is the agent for Southern California
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
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Honor5 to the Late Gambetta.


,l.,.i NiiI-issxs, .-tA~-A-+--4 ,soi4.s.l Bss.s
: Aaahsbsf ST fssae \ SSiisisssi sstiSss MAJ
last ni ight ir thstofseeef Messfsl Clos l.
Lassdrs to,take sasares " M to properly do
honor "A Tire s.ireIhUrysS q. the sreat
Frenchman, Leon Gambetts,., IA whose
Soxs6 6-isi Al Il inornins f W. oxas idisly
chrcnifSs-d ir'ctrs g sstsgrSp fispatehes
Mr.. Eugene Meyer was called to the
tts3sji iHs4+'.,s 's.s,sstisHsx e4STf eS;i,ss with sns e
services rendered France BY .Ga.nbetta;
I'M pAAi6ifSS Seasat3 W rspsYYks GsshfiASlssn GshfiASls
inyssionl hisd wstiea,As AslAis,eopptrxand
'ths4lead,ng part rfxyS ~ hfailiii estab.,
fishing and preserving Republican in
stitutiohsi ffraSssyi iMTeaeyer spoke
.feelingly Of ethe effect which the news of
the illustriouss ztsshaH's . Seath ;espsed'
all over the WSosldss VIC MrsiRs Gsailsg sdaityr
Of Etaioa Nolssi,s. 'psspshtedA the
drAftnf- cablsgrap which read as fol-
BW 0J9lQQTOC
To President Grey, Paris - The
Erepoh of rLna Angeles hewail the death
Of theiliiAtri6dse 44trJet Qzn bettAs and
iicig Nj n ! .k Y Az {s Gar '''
.;asa, s,os aoi fa> 10 ,ssrEuessH MHrxRsee.
The ,I.a,lh 1 SssHtians saslss ls. sAbBo IA Tore
going adoptsdi and iti~as :seyolyed
10 cable ths To- psssisst Al Ss once ini order
that shsy nssght ssfthsrs'' ''totday.s the
:say SyYa4pNhsr NssSsl. Z; ;sfA: -ressins
sLos AAngelesY.thtoupho tAsT eolarhns of
e. pa if 1iss' ts fs All ss 81 &
\ thsit dcori scgfii.i- 81 TN n messing A then
adiournadsha al .edinoai siS sct ~ 70 ,Issy >
foaD TlJAa "a liId szlsI AZ 10 .saAilhe sas
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

No Christmas dinner is complete with
out Eclipse Champagne. 1t is the wine
OF the elite and acknowledged equal to
any imported brand. Examine cork and
label. 'NAa-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

An elegant line of first class Pianos
and Organs at low prices, at Valentines
music store. No. 5Spring street. sgc "a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

An respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale liquor
dealer, agent. - . ''i'''' - = = "t- Pa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

You can save money BY going TO
Brights Farmers' Cheap Store. as the
entire stock OF boots and dry goods are
offered at cost. i,..- .s7s = ,.a. ....y.'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

Remember one dollar will buy one
dollar and q quarters worth of goods at
Bright's closing out sale.'d n al
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
HERMOsA VISTA
jSSf oPtMEbf fao'2

NEW, CLEAN AND coMMoDfoUs This
:..ssa q. ssf 4 X \ $IIs. sss
Los Angeles Has 500 fsot of yeEaDda, extending
around the whole building. from which tho most
.:s1s,sS may y sYss 8 IA ss S sfs FL S
\: ssse ST. s "a ~ y
opened. .Isspqxx 1a laey yfAirhi sdl add greatly
70 the ccnscnlencs 81 1ucsfs.
s-a;hssiu - aoi0k0RoE ~. .aLovERss -
dl5-1m Proprietor.