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CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
mo- RE rRIEp roR oAusINa AN AocI

TO RE TRIED FOR CAUSING An ACCIDENT.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn, July 1.-The teegrapn
operator Web whose caused the recent collision
on the NewYork and sewEnglana ROAD At Pla,nyle "
which several persons were Killed has been captufon ana
~. 500 bail
AN ACCESSORY TO HER HUSBANDS MURDER.
RICHMOND. Va..Juiy 14.-BarDsra Miller. ooorcd,
on trial AZ an accessory Ia the murder Of hsr husband Dae
Merby Charles Henry Lee found guilty OF HUT
der in the Hrst degree ~ accessory before he fact
BONDS AND sECU RITES STOLEN
WHLIAMsPORT, PenD. July 14.-Ibe store OF
William Weaver A. MonouTsye was entered by eus
last night and robbed Of $1,000 In Caawisss R10ad
600 miscellaneous securities. 5000 chUcks and tSoo IN
cash There "a no clew 70 the thieyeA
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INDIANS on THE WAR.PATH.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., July 14.-Reports from
Bonora Mexico, 10 the effect that the Apachos are
making descent tile districts OF Montszuma and
San Parepa committing murders and stealing cattle.
dispatch TO The Epitaph from Oposura states that
band OF twenty savages attacked Hacienda Parepa, sx
miles south OF 0posura, killing three mon Colonel Ban
doa started In pursuit the Indians with thirty Mex-
can troops He found the bodies OF the three men, ~
known that twelve men have been murdered by tue
Apaches in the neighborhood OF Oposura snoc General
Crook took their families from the Bierra hadres
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REPORTS ABOUT rELLOW FEVER.

WASHINGTON July 14.-The Surgeon-Gen-
era OF the Marine Hospital Service has been informed
that the bark saomc sailed from Galveston, Texas yes-
tcrdny for Hampton Roads with all well on board This
vessel has been Infected with yellow fever Information
has also been received that Of yellow fever have
appeared Brownsville, Texas, IaiamOras Mexico,
since last report
NEw-oRLEAss, July 14.-rhe president OF the Board
OF Health to-day stated thatthere has not been single
case of yellow fever in this city tho present season lie
further stated that any OF fever occurs, t will be
nrOmptY reported.
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rHE NATIONAL FEIE DAY IN PARIS.

PARIS, July 14-Extensive preparations
were made for the celebration today-the National
Fee day heavy gale prevailed last night which de-
stroyed the decorations. 10 great extent throughout
the city.
statue of the Republic which Of the chief feat
ures of the days festivities, took place this morning
with appropriate ceremonies in the presence OF Senator'S
members Of the Chamber OF Deputies Municipal coun-
c,,lors. and vast concourse of people fhe weather
during the ceremony was cloudy
The Prefect OF Seine said In his address, pointing
TO the statue In the right hand OF which Is an oy.
branch: "The Republic holds In - manu- Ap o'ise
s-h howing that tle peraod OF violence 10 passed,
ana that universal outrage has replaced
"rraucr he ssd unwilling " impose ner own WIZ
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THE NATIONAL sAENG ERRESL
DurrALo DECORATED AND PREPARED FOR rHh
FESTIVAL.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE

iaY TELEGRAPH ro THE rRIBuSEl
RurrALo, N. Y, July 14.-The preparations
for the opening Of twenythird saengerfest Oh the
North American saenserbund on Monday we're COM
pleted to-day the finishing touches being gwen 70 tne
new music hall, which Is capable OF ho'ains looVo
aone An unprecedented success for the festival Is
ned,c,ca Most OF tho business houses are gsyy deco
rated costly trumphal arcn stands at the inter'ec-
tIon OF Main and sts, aud there are several
others almost as attractive Other streets The Ger
man eoors foat from fagsafs at almost every avail
able point The feature OF tho festival VIII be the
chorus Of 1000 voices Among the SOLO snsers WIZ DC
Madame Gabrielle Boema, Madame Maria scnclle-
Iran M Mrs Wells D. Tanner, CarlstaL fritson MAX
usinrien and Joseph Benedict New-York, Philaaei.
,,haa Roaton Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis Louisville
and incinnau will send large delegations ana tue re-
,note south and west will also be represented Ihe res
rival will for i've DAYS ana thoro wiz 10 c'ou
ing aud two afternoon concerts
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THE NEW CANAL SCHEME.
ENGLAND SEEKING FOR BETTER TERMS.

ENGLAND SEEKING FOR BETTER TEKMS.
LONDON. July 14.-The Standard says the Govern
ment is sounding NJ de Lesscps as to whether any
modfcation-ef the agreement in regard to the suez
Canal is possible. 1t is not believed. says The
Standard that NJ de Lcsseps will agree to Its being
materially modified. The son of NJ. de Lesseps was
hastily summoned to Paris yesterday. He will re-
turn to London In few days. 1t seems certain
that the House Of Commons will reject the scheme
At least thirty Liberals will oppose 1t and several
Others will abstain from voting on II. The Irish
members will join the Conservatives in opposition
To IL
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A MISHAP TO The STEAMER MAIN
BREAKING HER sHA

BREAKING HER SHAFT NEAR SANDY HOOk.
COMING BACK TO PORT A FEW HOURS AFTER SAIL
ING-wHo WERE ON BOARD.
The steamship Main, of the North German Lloyd
Line, bound from this port for Bremen, which left
her pier at Hoboken at p. yesterday, broke her
shaft soon after crossing the Sandy Hook bar, az
4:45 D. m. News of the accident was
telegraphed to tho company's Office at
Hoboken, and Superintendent Hoffman procured
tug and started down the bay to the assistance OF
the disabled steamer. 1t was expected that she
would be brought back to her pier as soon as high
water would permit the steamship to cross the BAR
This would be at 2:3O o'clock this morning.
The accident Is likely to delay the sailing OF the
Main for several weeks If 1T is found necessary 70
put in new shaft One will have to be forged here
or brought over from Bremen.
The steamship Rhein of the same limo
will sail on Wednesday next. The
Mains passengers and probably portion OF her
cargo will be transferred to the Rhein.
The Main had ffty-six cabin passengers and O
considerable number in the steerage. She also car
ried full cargo of freight, consisting of rye,
tobacco, cotton and miscellaneous articles. ,
No particulars of the accident had been received
at the company's Office up to a late hour
The Main Is of the oldest vessels OF
the line. She was built in 1868, at Greenock, Scot
land is brg-rigeed, Of s93 tons burden, and has
upcke.
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GENERAL PITCHER ExONERATED.

BATH, N. Y, July 14.-Tbe Board of Trus-
OF the Soldiers Home In executive sesson this
morning whom resolutions adopted fully eroner-
ating General Pitcher the Super atendent and com.
nending his course, aud disoharging the Rev. J0hn
Cowan James rurer and Felix Duffy from the Home; ;
also ex0nerang Trustee Jonathan Robie and quarter
fnaster LeaxanA from the chafgss preferred.
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STATE OF THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
ornoN Iulx 1A-Ihe Ecanauliaf of fhia

week says "The rate Of discount for bank bs sixty
Gays TO three month"; $50 per cent and for trade bills
sixty days three months, 3laS4 per cent Business
has been restricted owing the fortnigbty settlement
Home Government securities have fallen largely. owing
TO tue belief that the Governments agreement with NJ
dc Lesscps Will increase the National debt Egyptian
securiiies are higner There has been little business In
American securities. Denver and Rio Grande and Louis
vile and Nashville are Ia Central Pacific and tho
nth Ia a Il
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MORRIS X. JEsUP,s YACHT LAUNoHED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-At the American
Ship Building Companys ship yard the new stee yacnt
Rover was successfully. launched to-day. The yach'
was built for Morris X Jesup. Lieutenant Gorrhge
.,a,e. that work IA coming In with rapdity, tho oon
pany having tbis week contracted for the eonstruc
schoonrrs. three tugs and two new iron ships.
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muE sUEZ CANAL QUESTION.

arr AGREEMENT UNPOPULAR IN ENdhAND, NJ
inA .,Sac.xrur = AND SHIPPING INTERESTS Tgr rgr
IN, .r,sv,rp-A DISPOSITION TO ckNsU"r soypr.
onvrpsMrSr-cHoLERA SPREADING ~
The cable letter THE TaDusi a1on !. 'ssss tsss 'ss the
the general feeling in London ,soS to ' rupture
Madagascar affair will rs,ors nos led and France.
Of Of, relations sn.s Csns ss~sse is with
sS%ss ss ssrnas The and sspRes sssaes
has a if "a vote could be taken in tse sp hSass sapd I'd
Commons now, it would adopt 0a Mors s str;n.
Northcote,s resolution of censure More sIlln.
Nolv vw,es for the exclusion of foreign cattle
fvam srna England cannot be enforced without new
a,.omsS sa,s NED in London by brilliant and cordial
audiences. audience" The cholera is spreading in Egypt
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LORD CARNARVON TO
wHIpPERIN WINS AT KEMpToN PARK.

LONDON, July 14.-This was the third day
of the July meeting at Kempton PARK Cbs for the
Kempton Park July Handicap was won BY the Duke OF
Westrninsters fouryearod chestnut colt whipperin.
Mr. CumberlaDds threc-year-od chestnut colt Cheveey
date Pastry Cook came In second and Colonel Forest
ers six year.old brown horse ToAstaser third There
were seventeen starters including j. H. Keenes four
year.old bay colt Golden Gate and LJrd Rossmore's
sformerly Mr.. Lorillards) nyeyear-old bay geldIng
pa.a
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upon other nations but wishes to live at homo re'
respected" oIo Tie said
marked the ceremony This remark referred to the to
fusal Of the Government to grant ainhc'" ~
Anarchists.
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COMMITTING SUICIDE IN PRISON.

READING Penn, July IA. - Frederick
s,hnldt ar tonight had his son Frederick arrested for
threatening his lIfe The locked up and half
hour afterwards was found dead in the cei he having
hung himself with strips from his shirt The elder
seldt "A one Of the weallhest citizens In Reading
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An EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN ILLINOIS.
THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP.

CAIRO, H., July IA slight shock OF
eartnouske was felt here this morning about o'clock
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FARoo, Dak., July 14.-The Presidential
Marty v, lasve Rollins GA tue Union Pacific Railroad.
on August II will oonsist Of President Arthur Gov
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ernor Crosby of Montana Secretary lincoln, General
Sheridan and Senator Vest The party will travel over
the mountains in Wyoming to the Yellowstone Park anu
then east over the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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REPORTED DEFEAT OF CETEWAYo.
DuRBAN. South Africa, July 14.-f1ghtins
continues in zuuand 1t is reported that cetewayo mas
been defeated.
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CHINESE TROOPS SENT TO TONQulN,
HONG KoNG, July 13.-Three thousand Chl-
ese troops have been ordered from Canton to famcnan
on the Tonquin frontier.
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HAVANA, July 14.-Further lnVesuRauon
that among the Treasury bonds deposited In the
nj intervals by the Spanish Bank are se4 ooo
in eounterfets At the Matanzas branch of the Treas
ury st larger amount Of counterfeit bonds mas peeh
discovered while there is probability that four Doossd
with bonds representing 100000, nave aissppe"i1
from the Treasury.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.

CHOLERA SPREADING IN LOWER EGYPT
ALEXANDRIA July I4.-Thirty-e ght deaths from
cholera occurred at Dametta yesterday. hfty-seven
at Mansurah and fifteen at Samsnud. Since the out
break of cholera at Mausurah eleven men ard
officer attached to the troops forming the Gordon
around that place died from the disease. The
colonel and his staff became alarmed at the deaths
and fed The colonel has been replaced by British
officer.
Cholera has appeared at Belhas and Chobar, near
Tantah.
VIENNA July l4.-Considerabe alarm has been
caused here by reports that cholera has appeared
among the Austrian troops. The reports originated
from the outbreak Of few cases OF dysentcry
among the forces
ENGLAND, IRELAND AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, July 14.-Cardinal Howard has left
here for England 1t said his mission IL 10 ascertain
the tendency OF the views OF the English Government In
regard TO diplomatic relations between England and the
Vatican.
An article written with tbs consent OF tho Pope.
which has appeared in the Rdssegna. reviews the Irish
fna Vatican has been the present
Ponticate and for period long anterior thereto The
article Ia emphatic reasseruon OF the principles con
tanned n the recent letter OF the Pope 10 the insh
bishops.
A STRIKE OF TWO THOUSAND WEAVERS.
LONDON, July 14.-Two thousand weavers
at Ashton underLy have struck woIk.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF LORD RiPON.
SIMLA, July 14.-It is reported that the
Marquis OF Rpon has resigned the poson Of vioeroy OF
India lord Kpon took his viceroy Juuc 8.
1s50.l
LORD CARNARvON TO VISIT CANADA.
TORONTO, Ont, July 14.-A special cable
says Earl OF Carnarvon will sa for Canada the
23d OF August Lord Carnarvon Secretary for the
Colonies in Lord Beaconlelds Ministry, aud In that
capaclty he prepared the agreement between Canada
/ and British Columbia known the "CarnaryOn
| Termsn Lady Carnaryon viii accompany him.
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better. .,cr
VIENNA. July 14-Ths Comte de Paris aud the o.nci
Oreanists who have been here since TIE Conto ae 0
bord became seriously III have left for PARIS
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AN OUTBREAK THREATENED IN CRETE.

AN OUTBREAK THREATENED IN OHI
LONDON July 14.-Affairs in Crete owlns
TO the resistance OF the people to the payment OF
are very grave Committees being formed por
ont the island 10 resist illegal measures Oh 'n0
An outbreak is expected.
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NJ DE LEssEps'S INDIFFERENCE.

LONDON, July 14.-M. Fontane, secretary OF the
Suez Canal Company, in an interview confirmed
the remarks made by NJ de Lesseps that Ire IN. de
Lesseps) was indifferent as 10 whether England ac-
eepted the agreement relative to second sucz
Canal He declared that spectators were opposed
to the agreement and were interested IN their own
schemes He said no English canal was possible.
because NJ. de Lesseps had obtained complete
concession, TO interfere with which would be rob-
berry. NJ de Lesseps. he said, was determined TO
carry out his programme, with or without Eugish
help II such help was refused British shIp-owners
Mould suffer for the tolls would be higher.
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lBY CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN oAbL"i
GUAYAoUIL, via Galveston, Tex, July H.
The steamer Comus has left for Psyta the Frencn p
Keraueen for callao aud the Italian ship Victor fisan
will leave to-day for Callao. Eyerytmngn so'ns ""
smoothly Business is rapidly rowling
p.x,w. Juiv IA via Galveston.-Advices 10 INC
Panama Star and Herald state that the resis'Ance
OF General ventemills was generally feeble a.nousu
the main fort held out vigorously. The .owns.
people received General Afaros troops with oeii'os
enthusiasm General Afaro, while disnouhtihs ~ .-
Colombian Consulate, was fired ut by aooioieu r..
,ane assassin was seized court-martalled and shoL
He had been bribed to kin tho victorious leader "a n
nrocla,natiou Afaro informs the inheDitants ." ~
ami that thew may elect their authorities anu S
the Government OF the Interior or oil the & Soas
Cover nme nts may unite In calling NATIONAL oon''A
fiou al EcuadortanA
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OPPOSITION OF BRITISH sHIP-owNERs.

OPPOSIIIUN OF BhIIISH hHIf-OWNEho.
LONDON, Jnly 14.-At meeting Of ship-owners,
held at Newcastle to-day. resolutions condemning
the Governments agreement with NJ. de Lesseps
were passed.
Similar resolutions were passed at meeting of
merchants and ship-owners at Birmingham to-day.
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THE COMTE DE CHAMBORDS CONDIlioN'
LONDON, July 14.-The latest news ,us,,u IIo,n
Vienna indicates that the Comte de Champord ~ e'
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REPORTED RESIGNATION OF LORD RIPoN
SndLA, July 14.-lt is reported that the
Marquis OF Rpon has resigned the poson Of viceroy OF
India. lord kipon took his viceroy Juuc 8.
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ENGLAND IRELAND AND TIE VATICAN.

A STRIKE OF TWO THOUSAND WEAVERS.
LONDON, July 14.-'Two thousand weavers
at Ashton under-L ync have struck wOIk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
the Fifth street sewer Referred to

the Fifth street sewer. Referred to
Sewer Committee
Communication from VIM. Slaney.
submitting plans for building suitable
for city offices, which he offers to put
up, provided the city will lease the same
for term OF twenty years. at s400 per
month. Referred to the Public Build.
ing Committee.
Petition of Albert Brown to be allowed
to transfer the contract for grading Char
ity street to Thomas Copley.
Mr.. Kuhrts moved that the name OF
Thomas Copley be inserted in the con
tract. Adopted.
Petition of Barbara Childs and Others
for public sewer on Sixth street. Re.
ferred to Committee on Sewers.
Petition of w. Bassett and others, ask.
ing assistance in building levee on the
east side of the river from First street
to Seventh street. Referred to Board
of Public Works.
Petition of NJ. J. Biscailuz and others,
asking that Summit avenue be graded
Same reference.
The City Assessor reported collections
of $402.45, and presented City Treas
urer's receipt for same, less commissions
Referred to Finance Committee.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session last
evening, President Moran in the chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
REroRIs OF OFFICERS.
The Auditor presented his usual re-
port, showing the condition of the va
rious funds in the City Treasury. Re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Weekly report of Zaniero of work
done on the city bitches. Referred to
appropriate committees.
The City Attorney presented an ordi.
nance changing name Of Turner street,
between First aud Alameda streets, to
jackson street. Adopted.
The City Engineer reported that D.
McCarty has completed the laying of
Fifth street sewer. Referred to the Sewer
Committee.
A number Of bills were read and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Ordinance punishing the stealing Of
water from mains or bitches OF water
companies or private persons, Referred
back to City Attorney to prepare amend
cd nr1iuance
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Worth Looking After.

The readers of the HERALD are in
formed that by an act of the late Legis-
lature, the owners of lands sold to the
State for delinquent taxes, in former
years, can redeem them, unless they
have been resold by the State, by pay
ing to the County Treasurer Of the coun-
ty in which the said lands are situated,
the amount of the taxes at the time Of
sale with interest at seven per cent per
annum. This excellent law may save
some of our fellow>citizens valuable
tract of land which they may have given
up as lost. The former owner or his heirs
are entitled to this privilege of redemp.
tion. There is no doubt but that there
are many persons who may be benefited
by this enactment. Now that land ID
rapidly appreciating in value, it is q
good thing to be able to sing, 81 car
read my title clear" 1t should not be .
solo, but chorus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Another Richmond Sold.

Yesterday the Messrs. T. d. Mott and
c. A. Durfee sold their 4-year-old geld
ing Billy R., by A. w. Richmond. dam
Pauline, by California Hunter, her dam
thoroughbred, to DR.. X. ID. Wise; price,
$3.50. Billy R. is l6 hands high, weighs
HOO, is beautiful bay, and can trot
in 2:40. although he has been han
died but little for speed. DR.. Wise is
the owner of the brother of Len Rose,
also 4-year-old, a beautiful black. The
two are to be worked together for one
month by Mr.. Durfee, after which who
shall dust the Doctor on the road OF
drive handsomer turnout may congrat-
ulate himself on belonging to very
select few.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
More About Our New Residences.

The latest list OF new residences erect
ed in Los Angeles since July lst, 1882,
was published, as usual, in the HERALD
Of the Sth inst, but the additions to the
former estimate only included small
section of "FreDchtown," east Of Ala
media street. Other portions Of the city
having being partially explored during
the succeeding five days. show total
Of 426 dwellings erected during the time
mentioned, with six weeks yet remain
ing to complete the year, when care
full count will be made, and will be
accurate. The additional twenty -one
houses are situated as follows; On the
hill, three; Buena Vista street, three;
Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles,
five; Sixth street and vicinity. three;
Hill and Fort streets, two; near Wash
ington Gardens, two; near new depot,
three. The most gratifying part about
this exhibit is that most of these com.
Portable homes are to be occupied by
their owr'rs, and not rented, thus max.
ing perns-n at population.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Passengers Due This Evening


The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande. Arizona, at 10
O'Clock last night.
Mrs " II Holton, Tucson; G W
Hiltes, Yokohama; A r Hanna, Los An
geles; I Outlook, Mrs Cullock, Bis
marck, A B Close, Miss Ina Close, N
Y; DIR J @ Bowen, San Antonio; DIR
A M Schuts, Benville, Ill; J Edwards,
Texas; 5 5 Stombs, Saltwater, MINI; L
Reich, San Francisco; 7 A Metcalf,
Mendon, Ill; Max Oberfelder and two
children, San Francisco; Mr. Wankous-
ky and three children, Cleveland, o;
Konu Tcnsin. San Francisco; C T Sin
son, Chicago; Mrs Upham, Three Rap
ids, Kan; Mrs Sqnires, Upham; Mrs
Blakney, Washington, Ga; L B Ben
field, San Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
sheep Farmers.

A number of Basques from the tasses
Pyrenees, and the hautes Pyrenees, have
recently arrived in this country from
their old home, with the intention of
engaging in the sheep business, not as
borregueros, like most Of their race, but
as owners, intending to breed graded
sheep altogether. They have sufficient
capital or backing to enable them to do
this successfully, and, il necessary, will
plow the land in order to make alfler
lila and treJo more luxuriant and succu
lent. They prefer hilly, or mountain
Gus land, with small area fit for plow
ing in the natural feed. Such enter
prising men, who are generally only
sheep herders, should be encouraged te
the utmost. They all speak the Basque
language, while the haates speak Span
ish also, and the basses, French. They
appear to be good workers, and viii
surely be successful.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Los Angeles Ahead.

We last week announced the fact that
Capt. Hutchinson's fine deer hound,
"Sheik, took the premium gold medal
at the California Bench Show at San
Francisco, but overlooked the additional
gold medal premium also awarded to
Los Angeles dogs, viz /;
To E. L. Maybcrry's famous setter,
"Dan !" to another of Mr.. Mayberry's
dogs now owned by Mr.. Payot, a ''Lav-
crack and Llewellyn" 'slut,' and still
another to Mr.. Mayberry for the best
puppy stock.
This makes four gold medals for Los
Angeles county alone at this show. So
it seems that for horses, dogs, swool,
wine, brandy, and big crops, Los An
geles county beats the coast, which is as
it should be. Next.