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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-21

The people of this country cannot find much fault if Matthew Arnold goes home and writes 8 real English book about us. His experience in Washington the other evening is not calculated to give him very favorable idea of our chief dignitaries. When, after his lecture, Secretary Chandler called upon some of the scientists present to controvert his views on education he must have been greatly astonished; and his astonishmsnt must have increased as the Secretary, having failed to ''smoke out'' scientist, called upon several of the distinguished gentlemen pres ent for remarks. No explanation of this queer performence has been given. Perhaps thereis none that would set the matter in more favorable light
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-21
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

Ir has generally been supposed that
the Hon. e. C, Marshall, Attorney.Gen-
oral of California, could out jaw any
man on this coast, Thersites being but
sictly and weakly arehetype of tho
acrii Kentuckian. Tho argument in the
case Of Van Ness, charged with de.
frauding the State of some $4,000 as
immigration Commissioner, a Ia Bunker,
not only resulted in Mr.. Van Ness's
discharge, but in his picking up the
vituperative gauntlet and giving the
Attorney.General tongue-lashing re-
marhable for its bristling and aggressive
invactive. Mr.. Van Ness has buttoned
his breeches pockets over that $4,000,
and it now looks as II il will stay there.
The possession Of cheek equal in
thickness to the hide of rhinooeros or
hippopotamus often stands IA man in
lieu of both character and friends. Mr..
Van Ness not only walks the streets a
free man; but, somehow or other, he has
created the impression that he is much
injured individual, and that 1t would not
be more than fair for the State to make
him a pecuniary compensation for the
gross wrong which has been put upon
him in asking that he should disgorge
to the State. Whatever the merits of
the case may be, Mr.. Van Ness has un.
doubtedly called the turn very nicely
upon the eloquent and generally bellig
erent Attorney General.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

THE Battle of tho Moy; or, How
ireland Gained Her Independence" is
neat brochure of seventy-five pages,
issued from the press of Lee & Shepard,
Boston. 1t is patterned on the "Battle
of Dorking." sparkling trifle which
created quite q sensation in England
some years ago. By this anonymous
but daring author the happy event is
fixed for 1891, an agitation, begun in
1902, resulting in Irish Home Rule,
which proved unsatisfactory as pan
nacea for Irish discomfort, leading up to
the armed collision which, through Eng
lands embodiment in war with Ger
many to protect Holland and Belgium
from annexation by that country, and n
long train of other oontributory causes,
oventuates in an entire separation of the
two countries. Stranger things than
those outlined in the Battle of the Moy
have happened within as short a space
of years. Less than ten years sufiiced
to wrest the American colonies from the
grasp of the mother country; and every
vestige of monarchy was plucked up by
the roots in France in less than half that
time. Purely fanciful as the sketch is,
there is about it an air of realism and a
laborious working out of details which
impose greatly on the readers imagina-
ton. Aid from the United States is Of
course leading factor in the Irish
strength and moral aid, at least, the
United States is sure to lend to any
country fighting for its independence,
especially where, as in the case of Ire.
land, myriads of representatives of the
struggling race are scattered throughout
all our borders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Tue number Of pamphlets which we

THE number of pamphlets which we
daily receive from all portions of the
United States which are devoted to
discussion of the railway issue shows
what dominant hold questions OF trans
portation have upon the minds of the
people. While there is not about the
arguments the extreme bitterness which
characterized the debates on slavery, in
the old days, there is nevertheless an
undercurrent of agrarian sentiment
which, IN the event Of financial con.
yulsion, might result in repetition,
on largo scale, Of the Pittsburgh riots.
Such conjuncturc is liable to arise at
any moment, and it would take the con-
troversy out OF the hands of the ntelli-
gent and moderate portion Of our people
and eonfide it to the reckless, unreflect.
ing and violent. 1t is far better to nd.
Just the matters in controversy in O
time Of prosperity, like the present,
when suffering has not blinded the
masses to all sides OF the issue but theii
own. 1t is to be hoped that, what be
tween the political Conventions, the
Legislatures, State and National, and
the Courts, we shall soon have clearly
defined the rights, respectively, of the
corporations, railway and other, and the
people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

Or good hale old stock comes the
Emperor Wilhelm, He has just reeov.
cred from sickness which was looked
upon with grave apprehensions by his
loving subjects, considering his ad-
vaneed age. 1t appears that the EN-
peror, like Bismarck, has great relish
for the good things of this life. He is a
great eater and drinks enough alcohol
every day to make the heads of a whole
temperance lodge swim. The consump.
ton of one of his favorite dishes is
accompanied by the drinking of a pint
of brandy. The tough race from which
old Wilhelm comes were always noted
for drinking mighty beakers of brandy
and beer, and they were distinguished,
as well, for THAR robust constitutions
and longevity The old Emperor S
special chum, Field Marshal Won Wran.
gel, who died two or three years ago,
dropped off at about an even century
If he had been told by nm American
apostle of total abstinence that his un.
timely demise was owing to his liberal
consumption of good drink he wo,ld
have been surprised. Even Bismarck,
who smokes aud drinks enough for a
dozen men, has long passcsi the three
score Years and ten which IS given by
the Psalmist as the bound OF human
life, The Emperor's fondness for brandy
is not to be commended, but in the un.
stinted consumption of the excellent
German beer in which he and his chan
eellor have INDUCED, thus encouraging
the people by their example to do like
wise, We believe that they have done
great good. The HERLLp belongs to
that order Of temperance which believes
in moderate indulgence in the good
things OF hie, and we shall be
only too happy to see tho
whislies and brtndie1 which are
the main staples OF American eonsump.
tion replaced by light wines and whole.
some beers, In view Of the example OF
such men as the Emperor Wilhelm,
Bismarck and Won Wrangol, it is useless
to try to persuade us that such beyer.
ages are injurious to health. Their gen
eral consumption would result in a
marked improl ement in the health and
stamina OF our people. 1t is of the first
necessity, however, that 70 benefit, as
the German people do, from the con-
sumption of these staples, we should
take the same care to assure their pur-
ity as is observed in Germany.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
p r OC r A M NJ E /:
THURSDAY, APRIL 9th.


enter. sss. S.s. s es.y s
s: p: 's 81:
Maggie Emerson Do pmpls years
dam @ hn na s @ % Dsn @ s Wa %
dam Monte Belle, by Tenbroek
SECOND DAY--APRm 9Th 4eas
FIRST M IS class Ella & free for @ ALL p s. sJo
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THIRD DAY-APRIL 7th
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Baldwin old dam sister Clara + Hin Cries
Hardwood dam Cousin Peggy Stroud names haywood
SECOND mile and free for ALL all purse, so
% n enters % @ h @ ALBERT S q w x f @ am Eva G Goom Maggie f. NJ % h
Dan BY Wild idle, Monte Belle BY TenbroeE
Ladies Is Mile Race, Purse $3.50
Mrs Isabel Blacklaw, PearlLe
FOUTH DAY---APRIL 9th
FIRST RACE-Tottng, class; purse 5000
r fn' Billy e1 @ " a a dana a Psns1 Renea Hun
SECOND RAcERunning, mile dash for ods
1s ao % s py p1 b s %a by a R%As sfnaa dam Nina na h
s. Dan Rice, by widIdle dam Monte Beleby Tenbroek.
FIFTH DAY---APRIL 10th.
FIRST RACE-Runnng. mile ALL purse 5000
ewH n S n 8 9adpoF o BY a Nina dam Ing M
enter NJ. Johnston
Dan Rice by Wild Idle, dam Monte Belle by Tenbroek
SPECEAE. EeACE-
beaten inmates; soo; entries to close April 4th
meeting
- p'Ss''' KENNEDY & STORY, Proprietors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
the APACHE OUTBREAK.

Particulars of the Whetstone Muir
ders Depressing Effect OF the
Indian Policy on Arizona's Pro-
gress-The People Willing to Take
the Settlement of the Indian Ques-
tlon off the dovernments Hands
The True Remedy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
FOR SALE.
RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.

An elegant and very substantial two-story
frame dwelling OF eighteen rooms, containing all
modern conveniences, spacious pariors, me uiii-
ing room, large kitchen, laundry, path room,
storerooms and wood house.
The grounds are ample ornamented with
choice flowers and shrubbery.
House completely furnished throughout, SIT.
residence or business. VIII be sold with or with
out furniture at bargain Address p. 0. Box
751, Los Angeles, California, m6 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Very Important to the Ladies'.

We are pleased to inform the public
that we have just received the most
varied styles Of decorations; special
attention given to wall paper and artists
material. Call and examine our goods.
Rafael Brothers, IA Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
FOREIGN.
Fatal Marine Disaster.

YARMOUTH, England, March 81
During the recent terrific gale six fishing
smacks went down and fourteen sailors
We're lost.
There was a false alarm of fire at half
past one this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

on road from San Gabriel Cahon, via the Santa
Anita Ranch, on the road to the city, on Monday
March 26th, a small silyer.keyed flute. The above
reward will be paid for its return to the HERALD
office. In3l Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

Brontano Bros. No. 6 Union square, New
York City. are agents for the HERALD twill
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
\ Despe rate Ncgro.

ST Louis, March 3l.-At Knob knos.
ter, 70 miles west of Sedala, a negro
who had his arm broken by jumping
from a train, was taken to the house OF
a eolored man near by, the fracture set
and was given bed, At 10 last night
he arose aud began to fire promiscuously
with his revolver, and the inmates all
Aed, Marshal jeff Haine repaired to
the place and in attempting to arrest the
negro was wounded twice. Finally the
building was set on fire but the negro
did not come out until the timbers began
falling, He was greeted with a yolley of
shot, two taking effect He was then
secured. Haine is thought to be NOR.
tally wounded, The negro came from
Grab Orchard. He is thought to be an
escaped convict.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
NEW TO-DAY.
LOST-s5 REWARD.

EDELMAN 81 CO, Cigar Manufac-
turerS, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade in Southern California. mylsif
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
indians short Mt the Reservation
Mass Meeting 20 be Held.

TOMBSTONE, March 3l.-A special to
the Epaaph from Globe says; The short
age OF rations issued this week was less
than usual the amount being 1000
pounds. On count day, Simmond, who
does that work, said to Chief "Skinny
Tall" "D-n you, there is not one.
sixteenth Of your band here, and | will
not count you out at all Another
chief was eight men short out OF small
band. Mass meetings will be held
throughout the county to take steps re-
gardng the Indian question. A meet.
ing will be held here tomorrow. The
Indian scouts, numbering 100, have not
arrived. No news has been received OF
an engagement with the troops yet,
although they are said to be in hot pur.
suit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Notice to Stockholders.

meeting Of the Stockholders Of the San
Gabriel Wine Co. will be held at the Office Of the
Company. at San Gabriel, Cal, on May 81, 1888,
ut IL o'clock A.. NJ, to consider the matter Of in
creasing the capital stock Of said Company from
s250, 900 70 $500 000 to be divided into 5000
Board Of Directors. j. De BARTH SHORE.
President San Gabriel Wine Co.
F. W. WooD, Secretary San Gabriel Wine Co.
n22 tnlai
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Doing Well.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-All the
wounded in yesterdays accident We're
taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital
and are doing well, except Thos, Allen,
of Augusta, Ky, whose injuries are re.
ported fatal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
California Loan Omcc.

GoRNER Los ANGELES AND CON- o.
~ mercial streets, under White House. 4 =
all kinds Of jewelry, pistols guns, etc. All traps
actions strictly confidential febltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
EASTERN.
The President 10 visit Florida.

The President 10 visit Florida.
WAsnINGToN, March 3l.-The Presi-
dent will leave Washington on Monday
or Tuesday next for visit to Florida OF
about ten days.
Unable to Agree -Diaz and Grant.
NEW York, March 3l.-The jury in
the case of Geo. j. Rice, former Presi.
dent of the Utica, Ithaca and Elmira
Railway, tried for embezzlement, after
being locked up all night were unable to
agree and this morning were discharged.
They stood ten for conviction and two
for aquittal. The accused returned to
jail.
Ex.President Diaz and party were
driven this morning to the residence of
General Grant aud remained closely
closeted with him for nearly an hour.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED.

WITNESS FEES, JURY FEES, CITY AND
County Warrants, School Warrants, Road War
rants, and all kinds OF Claims highest price paid
Money to loan In small sums and on personal
property.
Real Estate and Loan Ofhce of
al smI C. WHITE, Temple Block. fup stsirs)
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
suicide OF n Circus Rider.

FoRr WORTH, Tex, March 3l-R. +.
Gibbs, formerly with Cooper's Circus,
committed suicide because Mamie John.
son, notorious woman, refused to
marry him after all the pre- parations had
been made. He swallowed decoction
of laudanum, arsenic, morphine, and
sulphate of zinc johnson is the woman
ON whose account John Morris, well
known gambler, was killed year ago
by VIM. IL, Raynor, son OF the Solicitor
OF the United Stotes TreasurY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Outraged by n Negro.

DALLAS, Tex, March 3l.-John vii.
liams, a negro. outraged Rhoda Davis. a
respectable white lady, near Dresden,
Navarro county. A hundred men are
securing the country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01

MopEsro, Cal, March 3l.-This after
noon +. l.. Wood, a school teacher, shot
and instantly killed Oscar Howell, on
Front street. in saloon, over game
of cards. Howell came here about two
weeks ago with band of his fathers
sheen from Red Bluff Wood has been
teaching school at Waterford.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
should be Hanged.

FoEr WORTH, Tex, March 3l.-Paul
Hill, aged seventeen years, outraged the
six.year.old daughter of j. Mcdaniel.
On being captured he was lodged in
jail. The girls life is despaired of.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
NEW PRO @ RA M M z.

Grand Minstrel First Part New Acts New
Songs. Everything New. Rounds OF laughter
and thunders Of applause testify to our great sue
cess. Grand Family Matinee, Saturday at 2
o'clock. Look out for New Stars.
Admission, 25 Cents; Children, 10 Cents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

FINE HOUSE AND LOT, 90 by 175 FEET, on
Seventh Street. west of Figueroa, within two
minutes walk Of street cars. Fine view; grounds
improved. Terms easy. Apply to
RILEY. GRAHAM GRIFFIN,
IS Main street. Downey Block Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Identity of the Indians Engaged
in the Present Raid-Feeiing
Against Gen. Crook.

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.--A eorrespon.
dent to the Republican, writing from
Globe, Arizona, under date OF 30th inst,
referring to the Indian troubles, says;
Agent Wilcox obstinately denies that
any Apaches are off the reservation. 1t
is demonstrated that the massacres now
in progress in both territories are perpe-
trated by White Mountain Apaches
with some of Juh's and Jeronimo's
Chiricahuas, fresh from Mexico. These
latter are San Carlos Apaches who left
the reservation September 30, 1881, and
returned uumolested to San Carlos
tho following April, reinforced and
strengthened by the accession of Chief
Loco's band After killing Chief of Po-
lice Sterling and an Indian scout, they
went on grand raid through the terri
tory. After killing l43 persons altogether
they returned to Mexico, from which
they have recently emerged again. Com.
manieation has been kept up all winter
between these Chiricahua's, the chief in
Mexico and their confederates in San
Carlos, aud thorough understanding
exists between them. The feeling
against Gen. Crook is outspoken and
severe, because he has not made himself
acquainted with the facts and has not
taken measures to prevent an outbreak
Or met the Indians, who We're known To
be coming up from the South.
sister Of Roscoe ConkIing Dying.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 3l.-Miss
Mary Ann Conkling, sister of Roscoe
{ / -, l,a al ~ al
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
uarbor Free From lee.

ST. JoHNs, N. r., March 3l.-The
lighthouse keeper at Cape Pine reports
seeing the barkentiue Aurora Goodwin
ON Wednesday afternoon. The harbor
!. f.l-.. L1n1,n 10
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
Bridge Rebuilt.

PpuADELpHIA, March 3l.-The Penn.
sylyania Railroad has reconstructed the
bridge at Twenty-seeond and Venango
streets, which was torn down Wednes.
day, Policemen are guarding il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
THE LATEST !
PACIFIC COAST.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Passenger. south and East.

FRESNO, March 3l.-The following is q
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Mrs e Warren, ii D Fox, L McEvay,
B 7 Porter, Los Angeles; o 5 Andrews,
Wis; Paul Breon, Ben Williams, J J
Williams, A II Allen and wife, l.
Williams, Mrs M G Clark, G b Terrill,
A T; l. Kane, Joe Watts, ] Weston.
cough, M Schoenrock, U ) A; Ed Daily,
Jr, San Bernardino; + Campbell, w
McCaffray, San Francisco; J Wallis,
Bodie; s McKenny, Benton, Cal; l. q
Latham, Colorado; G W Leslie, I ) A;
Mrs Marks, Sacramento; l. L Stevens,
N Y; Otto Brandt and mother, Oakland
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
sister of Roscoe conkIing Dying

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 3l.-Miss
Mary Ann Conkling, sister OF Roscoe
Conkling, is in the city hospital here
and is said to be diving.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-22
RutffiAtSlUfe SebanSIung ameris
Fanif6aer Seeleute bur6 eihen
hobti'fheu GFfi3ier.

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gupitan oes bier augeiommsueu SaooHsrs
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bruB perurIadlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-22
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