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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
9ofitifGe 2loti3en.
SemOfratii6 rGalsrbattuer
20 b13e*teI.
gBabI sRittwpdb, ZEN FL. Sttober 1888.
SIR Oappr
Terbinanb e. 9atrObe.

OGLptuNbp W. SnIEppS$
Ganhieatsn fur BEN eraen aatbsiweia:
Grfle 8arb-BrRiamtn @ienn.
Stpette g9arb-&puis gleH.
9ritte @arb-& samuel Tf errttt.
3ierte @orh-Etmotbr DfGIpHep.
Tilnfts 8nre-Br. DGpte &treftt.
Sebste MGrb-Richdrb 3. @enn.
Siebente @arb Sarrp q. wfann.
@d3te mare-Spbn wcGrS.
Neunte @orb-Br. SBm. O. Eborntpn.
3ebnte @arS-SbpmnS EB. Serrp.
GiIfte 8are-@eors M1dp.
3PSi,ttSs 34si,Snss gssfs5ssm5assgsg ssaTS5 sn g. 3 Ssrr"'
gtersebnte sRore-S. @nrpnre S5acou.
sSiiufsebnte @arb-Senrp q RidsrB.
Sebs,ebnte gBarb-9r. 9rbn . K3Iafe.
Siebensebnte Barh-Sobn &. 5Sebuse.
@Gtssbnte Marb Sobn eona.
@elaietute @arb-aBm. u. ". @rtffitb.
STansisits @arO-Spbn z. 6ors.
GanSihattn fur sen ,tOsiten 3psis:
Grfte uno spete @arb
Ehpma5 .. Pdmiltgn.
9ritte uno bterte gSlro
3. Sermon Gampben.
Sinfte uuo iebste Bdrp
GbdrIcS Eoran. jun.
Siebente urlo at5te Baro
Games 6lpun.
Reiiflte uun 3ehnte Blro
SDbn 9. hRnbOn.
Gilfte unb spDifte BGrb
Mc 5enrp SpDdrp.
9reiSet nte unb bieIsebnte gBare
MIpin Rpbertfpn.
Eiinf,ebnte uno ie6ssebnte BnrS
Sa;pe0 3. SulIpd.
Siebensebute unb dhtscbute g8arS
Srbn +. E3spIsr.
geunsCbnte uno stpdnygite gSarp
Or. 3. .. 2tnt1icum.
SIN Muftyase Ses SsmOtratti4en staNtseEstatiO
Gpmits'S u.- r....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
Nos Mefultot Der gSobI In Sbip.

GoGnmbus, o, %. Sttober. - Bod.
ffdntiae amtliae 8eridte iiber Die tiir3ltde
Staatsnabl ergebeu folgeubes 6eiultat:
9orafer 347,064, SoabIn 359, ,593, Sauma.
Ter 1851, Senttns 2785, @eiammtpotum
721, ,464, Sonblb's Raiorttdt iiber ulle Ss'
aencunbibutsn 1888, 0iaioritdt fir bns Srs
ftts.AmenOement 33,413, has 3ustte 4meus
oernent bot 39,543 Sttmmen peutger, ais
cine Rniorttdt, nuS $3.50 Sttmmeu nur.
ben fir oas Rsgulattons, s,Ameueement abges
gsben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
SpaifiOn MnS 3ebenSDerluiF eaf
hrr GhefnhenRr- Raj

NemportsRep s, 8a., %. Ottobsr.-
Die SdaIuppe V2tttle 9Ofe" tsHterts beate
gladmtttag in Der 9idbs BON bier In 5OIse
stnes 3TiammeuRoBss NIT Der 5daluppe
DSaup," unb bic aus bret RerIouen bee
ftebenbe Ruuuidaft Oe8 erfereu Eabrieuges
erttanf. Die ySaup" erlitt mn gertugeu
Sdaoen uno tft bier augctommen. Dte
.etttle SOfe" puroe bur9 etneH 3femors
queur bierter bugitBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

% Iobut fi9. 9bbrtts ipantides setn'S Sorteum ses
Ste 6Iai4s. (1S27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
Slnf Der Gnfenionh ncrmnnImcet.

GuburH, R.'g., %. SttOber. - Sobu
feeaan, 20 Sabre nIt, bradte iid] aefsru
3ufdnig nuf bem Senecahuiie auf Der @uteuo
iago cine t66tIthe 9auBUuuoe BET. Der 20s
iGbrtge 9unI. gapger ertranf gsferu auf
Der @nteniaoh i'm @unaaoiee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

Spn Mpporateu FIR aHe gisbiIourgen utth gerlrS
SfuItuugsn beS menitIiden sprperS Glettrthrmd'
sdbtnen, Sbrrpbre fir S4perbDrt9e, GrndeH,
GdbuItfrbaltcr, ReibbinfrH fur Rcrpulente,
feisener elafiifcher 3triimpfe fur anasi1pousHs
snS oitene getne.
san, beionhere gpfmerfIamteit piSmen mir bsr
sSabritation 9on
BruG bdn6eru.
Su TpIae ber BON Mns gei6affensn 9erbeferltilgen
kpeTbeT bic 5enern nnierer 8r4bdneer aerdnnIs SeIt
Tofre erbdIteu. 10 baB tipetfelSDbne oeren Dauer'
Haftiefeit beieniss Gnbtrsr 5abriiats I'm Sas 9op'
NeIte lberiteigt.
kpurben bon uns tn ben Iebten ftuf SaHren nit ben
bafienbftsu Srr5t lSsrn bsrishen: Herionen NIT
Zen f8pterieiteu ~ bebGnoslnosn psilqen erPal's"
hur6 uriere 8onhogen frfcrttes erlet3terlng:
4 Gpeaiene AppIttafipnsz AportementS fur Dd'
men nit cpmpeteuter tpebG4er Beotenii9.
Infer Eager Rlnfflfeber, bon ben PerporraasHo'
Ren @IaSthuItIernGJrppa'S angefertiater nRent@en'
Mmsen ift baS bGbeGtenbfte tn Sieier StG6t
TRet1 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
0n elmer gsrfsmmIHH9 Ger Biirser Ger erst'
Sebntsn sBarb

trurte Ercitns. BEN 10. Dttober. Sr. 9afob Seht
,llm 9orge u1b ST. e. g. anerbE4 sum Setretartate
terufer. Sis SeriaWmlung naPW elrttInm'8 1olssnSs
SeI6liie an:
,8ei9Ipfien. hoB mir, bic 8argsr Der bret3eBns
ten Barb einrnltbie ben AdDtb. y. g. Sntrpbe ais
unfersnG ancinaten fIr'S GeGporsGmt tnooiTIren,
NIT Serr pollen gertranen, ndB in ieiueu odnben bic
NnceLeaenbeien Der Stabt ebrIt. gstpilienhaft unS
fdbia berfpaIte eroeu iprhen, us MIR uns SHistRsr
ernIiid TInteritiiSuug uno 81 eifreen BeHiPuR8sn,
geid[pifen, Sab mir aud unisre fir BEN Stdhts
roth gpnintrte:1, Srn. NJ. q. Cor fir ben erlten
urh Srn. Mipin RpbCrtfon FIR ben sipeiteH RatBss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
Bur eutbsrfsisr.

Berlin, %. Gltober. - Die sraf Bore
iftuuug bes BON 8eUriert gsidrtsbsaeH
SdauipieIs, ipelGes Sleueu ans oem yebeu
oes Reformators 9utber ueranihaultdlt,
fanb am Scmfag Gbeu6 1u Seua, Sat'eu'
s8etmar, fat unb mar siu gro6er @rfolg.
Gin gTobes BublIium, 0aruuter m:brere
beutids 6arfsu uuO Der abbs 9tslt warea
auueienb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

9lceues 9erubian Bitters hbsrtrifit ebe 4rt Bits
tsrs in 6oIss istusr vsrtR5easR ms6liHi5sn glesH'
i9afteu. (Dt2A, ,lJGssl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
slrdj elm wIauifrff pIon'QgIOR'S.

Baris, %. Sftober. - ySaul9tS" srs
'ldrt, Brtns Ssroms RnpOIeoH iet sutiatol
fen, ubermal8 etn pOltttidss Wlntfsl 81 uer'
0fientitdeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
gfaa bite fi9 bor tuertblu'
fen 2IadaBmuugen.Ss

@lenn's Scbiuefelfeife
ut 9efdlfcbt ipprDem; man
acbte oIfO Darauf, DaG
e. q. grtttettOtt, 2srOprte-
tOr'' auf icbem 956tecbeu
ftebt, bn cs omOermfaus
micbt ccbt iff. 3u baben
BET allen 2(pDtbcfernt. -
SepDt, SSr. Il5, Sutton,
Stro6e, Seeius 9Dre.
8ret Stiid perOsH gcgeu gupfaua 5ou
Gents In Srtsfmartcu per Bcf franco
Deriunbt.
S9iu'S 9aGrS unb Bartfarbe,"
6!uur3 ODER braun, so Gents. - Sei au,u
. 'tbgteru gu bubsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23
Ntr ntnt franibRiAe atitaamtnLGsr.

2onbOn, %. SltOber. - G,uer Bart
fer 9speide gu 6ulge mtrb g,uecal &e
non, Der meme frnu30fldle Rrteg5mtutiier,
feline gau3e Guergie etHer lmgetdltuHg oe8
Spfeus 5ur WiObtImadurg Oer Qrmee wto'
men. Die Gusidt auf eiuen &rteg NIT
8eutiaIano ihetut ibm, mte Die Depsihe
uugicbt, befdHbig Dor Gageu 5H ihpebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

SIN @uItyase Ses bsmptratii8en StaStsGrstutio'
GpmitsS
(254 81 SSiItdm Repier, Sprissr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

2oubon, %. Ditober. 49, Ser ,Dailu
Rstps" rpirb ana Cuban berthtet, baE Die
neutrality-suspicious. gegen ben falIfen Bro.
pbetsn fortgeieBt rperben. Son 6er 8orbut
ntr6 gsmsIbst, baB UnF.r Eiurstasub Dor.
hanbeu iet, aber bic Stee Iet iebr ara unb
300 Soloaten tralt. @ross Ml6ielislsitsu
fin6 III ermarteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-23

You6on, 90 Ottober. - sine Depelpe
bes ,,Stau6arb" melOet ans Dong Song:
ySu gau3 Eougttug berridt 4aarhis. Die
irGu50Fihe SerritGft erftedt f9 utht we,.
ter, uls bic frau,0iiids SorpOfsnte.ts. -
Gu5 Yurts ptrb RntfebsnOes telearapbir;:
y5te 9ituatiou in 5ougttug tn b0hf be.
oenfltt. SIN Sale Ote 6ruusuieu BacsRtub
uugretieu, 10 tl Srteg NIT China uuOetmeio
lth."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05
Grea. Things OF the world.

The greatest thing in the world is
the Falls of Niagara; the largest cav
ern-the Mammoth Cave of Ken
tnckey; the srg st river, the Missls
sippi, four thousand miles in extent;
the largest mass of solid iron, Pilot
Knob, of Missouri; height $50 feet,
circumtrance. 2 miles. The best
remedy tor piles and skin diseases,
Swayns's Ointment. The biggest
lake, Lake Superior: the longest rail
road, the Pacific Railroad, over three
thousand miles in Observation-Disclosures
cal Grzette.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05
-"AND W hat n the name of goo,

-"AND what in the name of good
ness 10 that2" asked Mrs. David Davis,
as the Senator lodged it at her ieet.
"This is my shirt darling and will
be greatly obliged If you will sew on
a button for me-" David Davis, y
said the lady sternly, "when you
bring me your shirt will sew ON a
button with pleasure, ss becomes a
fond and dutiful wife; but just now,
sir, must insist upon your removing
this circus, CANVASS from my apart
msnt.n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05

MORE than ten million dollars
worth of United States bonds are
missing. They were long since due,
interest on item has ceased, but they
are not brought forward for redemp
lion. Our readers should hunt through
their old trunks and see ii they have
not been slowed away and forgotten.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05

THERE is to be a change in the
mail system. Postmaster Knapp, OF
Hawthorne, so reports tine Bulletin,
has been to the trouble of investigst-
ing the matter, and it now turns out
that it is the fault of the y. S. Gov
eminent that the people have been so
long subjected to this outrage. The
postofice at Hawthorne is = general
delivery office and it seems that the
General Mail Agent thought it would
bs too great an expense to incur, to
put on a mail coach snd a distribut-
ing agent. 1t is understood however
that q mail pouch is to be put on
from Hawthorne to Wabuska ana
Dayton, that there will be no delay
about receiving mail much longer.
Mr. Knapp is now in correspondence
with the Superintendent OF Railway
Mail Service, and will no doubt soon
have things arranged so that We will
have a daily mail each way. He will
have the thanks of a large majority
of Daytonites.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05

A Chicago Merchants experience.
After l had become almost skin
and bone, with neither strength, sp
petite nor ambition left, and the doc
tors couldn't help me, two bottles OF
Parker's Ginger Tonic cured me
completely. M. b. Westcott, Lamp
Mfr, Chicago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05

-CARsoNITEs who know jim
Keene we'll, and there are quite u
number of them, are rather pleased to
see him involuntarily descend from
his financial pedestal. They regard
him as one of the most coldblooded
of men, who never was actusted by a
single noble or generous impulse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05
THERE seems to be very lit

THERE seems to be very little
progress made in subduing the
Apacles in Arizona and. Mexico
1t was supposed that when the Tomb
stone Rangers put on their paint and
shouldered arms that they would
make some decisive move, but trJm
reports it SEEMS they have returned
with but a single scalp. They had
better organize a band of Cinnamon
TO fight The Indians AID tten shonld
the celes.ials get killed there would
not be 80 much loss. The Apaches
would doubtless take considerable
pleasure in lifting a Chinamsn's scalp,
as they could make short work of II
and soon accumulate enough hair to
make several good lariats.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05
CHINESE IN HAwAWH.

The Sandwich Islands have had a
surfeit of Chinese. The Mnngolian
element is proving as obnoxious there
as on the Pacific coast, Australia, New
Zealand, or wherever else they have
gone in large numbers. The recent
large arrivals aud the prospect Of six
thousand more overrunning that small
kingdom appalls the government, and
notice has been sent to Hongkong
that the incoming hordes will not be
permitted to land. 1t is the same old
story. Chinese are most undesira-
BILE class of immigrants. The British
govern ment has excluded them from
tne Straits Settlements OF Malacca.
the Spanish from the Philippine
islands, and the Colonists from Aus
traIia. The action of the Hawaiian
government justi6es the course OF
Congress in the Restriction act of last
year. 1t is all moonshine to suppose
that the Chinese imperial government
is opposed to Monaghan emigration.
1t encourages and fosters it to keep
down instruction from famine. But
the civilized world revolts at being
mazda the dumping ground for the
dregs of China. There is plenty of
room in the northwestern provinces
OF the Monaghan Empire for the SD
perabundant population on the coast,
and there it should be sent.-S. F.
Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-05

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful
color and soft silky texture by the
use of Parker's Hair Baisam.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
WIN Dakota neeome : states

WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.-Senators In
gals presented petition for the admis-
sion Of Dakota as State, remarking that
the opposition therato was wholly ma,
lignant and partisan. Stewart denied
this, and said TINT Republicans "a well
as Democrats opposed 1t, basing their
objections on facts.
Robbery by Masked Men.
CHMsGo, Jan. .. -Four p,asked men
captureli, bmind and gagged tour ihmatfs
of J. f. Arnold's farm house, twenty
miles FROM Chicago, near D.,wier's
Grove, Wednesday evening, aud secur-
ing 81 300 cash, rode away on four Of
Afholdss horses None captured Old
farm hands arc suspected.
Congressional.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. -HousE. The
Committee on War Claims to-day, agreed
10 report favorably on Roseotans's bill
alloging ths State qf Cali1orph $40, e0e
for money paid hy .the State on AdAoant
OF expenses in Indian wars, and author
lied the Treasury Department to settle.
e Grant wined and Dined.
WAsHrSoroS, Jan. 5.-General Grant
viii dine with Senator Miller, OF Cali.
forriia, on Monday. with the Secretary
of the State on Tuesday, with the Pres
ident on Wednesday. The Chinese Min
lister visited him to-day.
Business FaiIures.
NEW YoKK, Jan. 5.-The failures for
the past seven days as reported to K. g.
Dunn < Co., number pa; Eastern
States. "a; Western. ~; Middle, 38;
Southern, AZ; Pacific, Is; New York
City, III Cahada. 10. IL I'll y
Fire In Newburgh.
NEwsr heHt JAM 3.1A heavy fire
here TITS morning deStroyed $50, O0O
worth Of property; partially insured.
Illssfriess Dcad Freieh heh. :
PARIS. Jan. 5.--Gen. Chanzy. the
wei known French General ana Lie
Senntof, died suddenly last night =
1t is estimated that l50,O persons
yesterday visited the Paiais bourbon,
where the body Of Ganbettk lies-t J E !
Frsesheim Floods.
WRIsBoDES, Jan. 5.-The Rhine is
beginning to fall. Thirteen persons
were drowned at Friesheim. In al sixty
or seventy lives have been lost BY the
doods. IEfitEtli Hift III
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Price OF Land in Southern oali-
Ia sfornia. kAa =

The choice fruit lands OF Southern
California have materially advanced in
price during the past three years, as
actual returns have begun to come in
from bearing orchards and vinsyhrds.
The Ontario Fruh Grower, of the Sd
instant gives the following notes on
prices Of lsnds lying in San Bernardino
and Los Angeles counties;
In Rivsrside naked land can be bought
from $3.50 to 800 per acre. There Is no
good land to be had in the settlement al
less than the miuimln psies above stated.
Improved land rpn6e from $500 per
acre and upward efding to location
and character Of % h1hts.
The Redlands - [<4d land is held
at 500, with q cs3i<5 fS ttcasionally
pick up tract in ss6ond lrSnds at per
haps little less.
At Grafton land = hsid at 500, with
light sales on ACCOUNT 81 tho unfinished
condition of the water slstefn, but the
reservoirs aud distributing ditches and
pipes will soon assulne sIh@pe.
On the base line IiostAe1at of Ban Ber,
nardino choice locatioas axc held at from
800 to $500 per an.
At Etiwanda thu rri6e W lterted last
May at 500 per acrs aIld advanced tc
$3.50, where it has since stood FIRM with
| fine sales.
Ontario has but just been started, with
prices fixed at eI50 TO $3.50 pei acre. witt
| sales quite lively. A
At Pomona the land Is selling now a
| from SIS to $50 per acre. -
The Hermonsa tract was sold at from
300 to $3.50 per acre, with little or nt
more land for sale.
The Cueamongo tract is now being pm
on the market at price ranging iron
500 upwardf.
This is complete list Of prices o
land ii this interior valley, where larg'
tracts are being cut up and sold with
water rights. OF course there are iso
lated tracts and all kinds Of land for sail
| at ali kinds of prices, good, bad ant
Indifferent. which We do NOT pretend tc
quote,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Public Debts Under the New oonstt.
tuition
IS. +. BallstIn.l


There seems 70 be some misconcep-
ton in relntion 10 tho provisions OF the
Constitu14glh On the subject Of the con-
traction ~ deht BY any of tho init. raj
parts a ~ State. There ia not Ranch
room i0f dispu<e that the assent OF two.
thafjp " ths ohalified electors is neces-
sesV bafofs my debt can be contracted.
Al |olt xf, Section Is, reads, that mo
1o1nty, city, town. etc., shall incur any
indsbtedness or any liability, in any
manner or iSr any purpose, exceeding in
any year the income and revenue pro-
vided for 1t in such year, without the
assent of two thirds Of the qualified cleo
tors thereof, voting at IN election held
for that purpose" There is no way of
reading this clnnse except on the as,
sumption that the consent Of the cleo
tors, for which provision 10 made, must
preeede the contracting Of the debt.
There Is, however, If tho clause in
question had stopped here. very strong
precedent to the effect that oil restric-
tions Of that kind apply to debt retroac-
lively as well As sprospectively The old
Constitution provided that no debt
should be contracted by the State in ex-
cess Of $500, 500 without the assent Of
| the voters. The State au thorities, in the
| face OF this pfohibitlon, contracted 4
| debt exceeding three millions Of dollars.
When the question was brought up, the
Supreme Court decided that all Of that
debt, with the exception Of the first
$500, 900, was unconstitutionglly con
| tracted and could not be paid. 1t wa,
seen, however, that for so young State
to incur the stain of repudiatipn wouli
never do. Tho people. therefore, at {
general election, acting outside of ths
Constitution, voted with an unanimity
lnever since equaled, except on the Chi
nese question, to assume the debt, ant
Lii has since boen practically paid. n II
! In this case d prohibition against th,
contraction OF debt without the condi
ton precedent Of assent OF the eleetor
was made to mean debt that had beer
contracted without it; or in other words
the people set aside the Constitution
and paid the debt. But under the ney
Consultation there can be no doubt at oil
of what is meant, for another formalit,
In addition to the assent of two-thirds Q
| the qualified electors has to be gon
through, via, provision for an annus
. NIX 10 pay the intcreat on suoh indebted
ness as it falls due, and also to constitut
! a sinking fund for the payment Of tn
principal thereof within twenty year
|irona the time Of contracting the sazne.
This has TO be done before the obligatio
has been contracted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06

This is boys composition on girls;
,sClrIs are the only folks that have their
own way sssry tirhe. 0irls IL Of several
thousand kinds, aud sometimes one girl
|%sas wan 2 NJ sa'Sshh = g fiScx sb5si I
airls, and father says the less know
about them the better OF I am."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
LAND FOR SALE.

So acres of Land. one-half mile from
Axusa Psstofiice
20 acres In Choice Bearing fruits, consist
ing Of 200 bearing oranges IGo0 bearing winter
apples, 500 bearing English walnuta, balance il
peaches, necfarines. hxs and other fruits; y
acres In alfalfa
0& acres choice land for grain, fruits and
grapes or anything els. with water rights on all.
Dobie residence and necessary out buildings
and corrals Water piped from tank for domestic
USE Apply at d1 Spring ST., opposite r o. 90 In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
10000 Ornamental Plants

(FAN PALMS, SHADE TREES,
EyERGREENs, ROSES, CAMELLiAs.
CLIMBING PLANTS. GREvILLEAs,
PAMPAs GRASS. PASSION VINES.
BANANAS, LILIES, JAPANESE PLANTS,
Ste, etc. } viii be sold during the next three
months very cheap on account Of removal OF nur-
n. wEINmOLD.
FLORIST AND NURsERyMAN-
Depot-First ST., bet Spring and Main Sta
Nursery Wilmington ST., better kaown as
/, Shaeffers Flora Garden, i4-sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
MAaNHrx9nn.
DR.. E. Robbins, Electric and Mag
netic Healer,

Foxs Block, los Main street. Diseases diagnosed
free Of eharrs othee hours--eA. N. till 5rN
jap3-lm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
Yiehissa Peli1(ps.

psrRorr, Jan. 6.-Ths Democratic and
ss':ss; g. e q; sssf ssfkssss a1's s:s|33g . y
policy; Se1ah wfll Of course settle the
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4Mase NsrAs,sss In ohio.

Mt. vEHsos. O., Jan. 5.--Mrs. Still
well has made still further confession
that she murdered her nothsr u Ottum-
W., Iowa, alter she had been injured in
nj failroad accident. She says she is
aullty Of other crimes which she will not
divuixss.ss Whu sesked uf what her
father ~; ~ said, "cut throat Her
father had mysteriously disappeared
The physicians pronounce her sane.
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/. 1s1s naeIk ray.

PHoysDxscz, R. l.. Jan. 4.--Seyeral
oompahies Of Union volunteers from
Rhode Island were only mustered out
last month. The officer of command
claims pay from the War Departments to
the date Of discharge. A Vermont reg
ii&ent Ess sinfhrly forgotten stthe close
III the latA ntipleasan ntne4s.fF - I -
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Awaiting . Decision.

wAsHIsoros, Jan. 5.-Judge Smell
will render . decision in the Dickson
esse early next week. The prosecution
feel confident that Dickson will be held
10 answer before the Grand Jury. but
considerable interest is manifested in
the decision. which will be reached after
the acknowledgment Of tho court rs.,
spseting Dickson's good character ~
krowps srooksdness.
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sourH BEND, Ind, Jan. "a Ere on
thu west racs last night destroyed sew
sFsl factories. Loss, sso, 900; insurance.
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Incendiarisn. .

PkrKEsBuRo. Va, Jan. 5.---A lase
depot building on the Norfolk and
Western railroad at Zuni station was
burned. II is the work Of nm inoendiary.
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rke UivIr servsee sili.

WAyn1xo1oH, Jan. 5.-Randall said
in the House he was unavoidsbly absent
from the HotsS yssteriay. Had he been
present he would have voted for the pas
sage Of Pendleton's Civil Service bill.
Singleton, Of Illinois. I'D not hear his
name ealled. He wouId have voted
against - bill: M e V
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Michael O,Reurke Hanged.

MrLroS, Ont, Jan. 6.--Miahaei
O'Rourke, who murdered old man Maher
and his daughtsr in January last, was
hanged this morning. He was firm TO
the last, but made no statement on the
scsffold.
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willeA hx 8 Landaliae. .

PIrrsBuRo, Jan. 5,--The wife and two
children Of Thos. Johnson, living in West
Moreland county, ct the foot OF the
mountain, were buried and suffocated BY
q laudslide last Wednesday.
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A s.w

WASHINGTON, Jan, 4.-The Ways aud
Means Committee expect 10 finish the
tariff bill to-day. To-day the FREQ list
ID nearly completed. The scenes around
the Coaaission room te-day were of an
unusual 61asactsr. Representatives OF
various industries crowded the halls and
pushed and crowded for opportunities to
speak with members Of the Commission
The rooms Of the Commission were filled
With gentlemen anxious to Ne heard in
behalf a ~ yariS1s industries.
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The advantages facilities availability
fs1 in California;. ssss
acres perpetual water right at
Wilt placed
available all times
anyot part o ornia. ~ ts@fA =
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NKw YoRx, Jan. 4.-The bark Star Of
the West, Captain Jos. M. Fickett, has
been lost with all Of board. She,war on
= svoyags from thia port fpf Bremen. The
Stay Of the West was originally the r.
?, Cuyler. She was on blockade duty
during the ,oiyil, war, and latep pri-
vatesr ID The service of Peru.