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FAMOUS DUELS.
SOME NOTED PERSONS WHO HAVE
APPEARED ON THy FIELD OF HONOR


APPEARED ON THg FIELD OF HONOR
These southern combatants have
followed the ?recedents of their sect
ion, and Of an older civil ztion :
Andrew Jackson was one OF the prin-
clpals on several fields OF honor. the
most notable Of which was fought
near Nashville with Charles Dick
'nson In 1906. A son of Major Cen
eral Wade Hampton, Captain Frank
Hampton, fought with Captain h. D
Dick in 1915. Commodore Il. +
Stockton fought several duels with
British officers at Gibraltar. Com
modore Perry once fought duel.
Senator @. G. Clay, of Alabama,
fought in 1919 with w. Tate, while
Henry CLAY twice appeared on the
field, once in 1903 with Humphrey
Marshall, and again in 1926 with
John Randolph. William IL. Craw-
ford, OF Georgia, senator, secretary
OF war secretary OF the treasury, and
minister TO France, fought duel.
Senator Thomas II. Benton, Of M,ss-
Iesippi, fought near St.. LOUIS with
Mr.. Lucae. j. Cumming, OF Georgia.
and George McDuflie resorted to the
code to settle difference. In 1888
Jonathan Clley, OF Maine, fought
with his fellow Congressman, W. j.
Graves, OF Kentucky. William l.
Yancey and Thomas l.. Clngham
members Of congress from Alabama
and North Caroline, fought near
Washington in 1914. B. Grant
Brown, OF Missouri, fought duel in
1886 with the lieutenant governor
oil Missouri. T. @. Reynolds, Judge
Terry and Senator d, G. Broderick,
o! California. fougth in 1857 58.
MAJOR General D. @. Buell. fought a
duel. Major GeneralPhil. Bearney
OF New York, fought with Colonel
Chambers OF bis regiment. General
Sam Houston fought with General
Albert Sidney Johnston. Jefferson
Davis once fought with Samuel Cobb.
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott
challenged DsWltt Clinton, and
fought another man in the District
OF Columbia. Francis Cutting, Of
New York, member Of congress in
1861, challenged John O. Brecken-
ridge the challenged was accepted
but the difficulty was adjusted
Johuathan Dayton. senator from New
jersey, challenged Dewitt Clinton
senator from New York, to fight in
1903 Clinton apolo9lzed. Ia 1929
eneral Armistead r, Mason, senal or
from Virginia, was killed by his
cousin, John NJ, McCarty, near
Washington. Ia 1920 Stephen De
catur was killed by James Blrron
at Banensburg. Edward Stanley
and Samuel IuRe, both Congressmen,
fought near Washington. Alexander
Hamilton was nortally wounded by
Aaron Burr at Hoboken, July 3,l804
the first congreseman to fall into a
duel was Richard Dubbs Spaight
Of North Carolina, who was killed
by JohnSlanley who had been elected
to succeed him Stanley wa, tried
and sentenced, and subsequently re-
elected to congress. Thomas x.
Harris, Of Tennessee, congressman,
died April l8, 1916, from wounds
received in a duel with Colonel
Simpson. Spencer PATHS was killed
in a duel with Major Thomas Bl1dle
August 26, 1881. George A. Wag-
gsmsn, United States senator from
Louisiana, lost bis life in duel.
There have been several more con-
gresham killed in duels while there
have been many blood'ess enconlers
between congressman. Webb in
Boston Journal.
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VOL. vi.


Condensed time table oc Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below, which took
effect May l3. 1888;
EASTWARD BOUND.
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Patents Procured i'm the United States
and Abroad. Patents Reissued. Trade
NJ arks aud Labels Registered, Copy
rights Secured, Searches mftle, and Pat
ents and Inventions Reported on.
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OUIILnLIlN denco causing Nervous
Debility, mental and physical weakness.
Valuable Information fJr home cure
pRpP Used % years successfully =.
L iSbh" DR.. a. q. Olin, Box 242 Chi
o. 90.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
A Mean Man.
.Ruby Hill Mining News. !

The meanest man in Eureka county il
Eureka merchant, who visits the Hill
every few days with his wagon selling
goods. A few weeks ago little daugh
ter of one of his customers wanted te
ride in his wagon. and the merchant,
much against the wishes Of the child i
parents, took the little one on the seal
with him, and carried IL all around the
streets. When the next monthly bill
was presented to the father Of the child.
there were two items on 1t that was NOT
on his pass book, viz:--"To riding baby
on Ruby Hill, April 18th, 25 cents;
green peas that baby ate while riding,
10 cents" We always thought that
man was mean, but this beats the Eure.
ka clothing merchant who charged a
man so Gents for trying on q coat, say
ing that the wear and tear of the coat
must be accounted for.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
blessing the Imperial Flag,

Moscow, May 24.-The Empress was
the only lady present at the ceremony
Of blessing the Imperial flag. Only
seven of the sixty-seven newspaper cor
respondents were able to attend the GER
emony owing to restricted space, bui
the director Of the press ordered the
assistant editor Of the Moscow Gazette
to supply other publishers with de.
scription Of the ceremony. The Rus
sian Government has given the press
representatives f2O each to pay car
riage hire during the festivities
The entire European press sre ks in
praise Of the ceremonies at Moscow.
Trouble IN Madagascar.
PARIS, May 24.-Advices have beer
received from Madagascar stating that q
French detachment has landed and car
ried several military posts erected by
Hovenson in Sakalaha Territory in de
tiance OF French rights. 1t is also
stated that Admiral Pierre has occupied
the Custom House at Majunga. securing
the road and water way to Tananrive
the capitol Of the island.
Another Arctic Expedition.
GoToHENBuRG, May 24.--The Arctic
exploring vessel Sophia, with Prof
Nordenskiold and other Socialists,
sailed for Greenland.
EPSON lfacing.
LONDON, May 24.-At EPSON to-day.
the race for the Royal Stakes, handicap.
was won by Lowland Chief; Sweetbread,
second.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
schoaeld ON Crook.

CHICAGO, May 24.-General Schoti eld
stopped in the city yesterday on his way
70 California, going at once to the res
idencs Of his father, Rev. Jas. Schofeld.
When asked II he thought the expedition
across the Mexican border was liable to
terminate disastrously for the troops, he
replied: II think Crook understood the
situation perfectly before he made the
venture, and do not think he would
imperile the lives Of his men in what
promises to be hopeless undertaking.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
isit .Games

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 24.--The
United States Express Company's money
carrier, Alexander Granger. received
sundry packages, money and other
valuablcs from the east bound Lake
Shore train at the Union Depot this
morning and put them in buggy stand
ing outside. Somebody from the ice
room called him and no one being in
sight he stepped little away from the
vehicle to ascertain who called. Upon
returning he drove to the Express Com
pany's office, and there discovered two
bags, similar to the company's pouches,
but filled with brown paper. They had
been substituted for two containing
money valued at $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
A Lovers Tragedy.

- AfVv AIa&C0ys
LARNED, Kans.. May 24.--Near Liy.
ingstone, Stafford county, to-day, George
Cramer made a proposition of marriage
to Mrs. Lille Wensel, who refused him.
He thereupon drew revolver, shot her
twice and knocked her down with the
pistol, then cut his own throat. Both
are expected to die.
Kentucky Republican Conven-
tf0n.
LEXINGTON, KY. May 24.-0n the
sixth hallot Thomas H. Morrow received
the nomination for Governor by the
following vote. Morrow, $40; Goodloe,
$50. The nomination was made unani
nous.
Grant In Chicago,
CHICAGO, May 24.-General Grant
arrived here this morning and will leave
tomorrow for his old home at Galena
Returned from Rome.
DUBLIN, May "A. Arch Bishop Croks
has arrived At Kingston from Rome. He
was given an enthusiastic welcome. HI
Gays be has no reason to be dissatisfisd
with his visit TO Rome.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
lnporsant Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May "a. AT the iowa
Trunk Line Association the Commits
sioner submitted dispatch from Fink, an
nouncing that the Eastern Trunk liues
have decided to stop all pro-rating ar
rangsmentsof California business. and that
hereafter they wilIcharge on such business
their regular proportion. Since theexien-
sion Of the eSouthernP Pacific toNew Orleans,
Central Pacific people have been divert
ing all the business they could to go by
steamer to New Orleans and thence by
rail to San Francisco. Besides this. the
Central Pacific for many years past has
made contracts with California shippers
who pledge themselves to make ship
ments Whatever Pacific Mail Steam.
ship line goes, by giving them rates
about one third of the published tariff
rates. After discussing the matter foI
some time, during which opinions were
expressed that the actionof the trunk lines
was just and proper and calculated te
break up the discrimination heretofore
practiced by tho Central Pacific, the
Commissioner was instructed to request
the various Pacific roads west Of ths
Missouri river to meet the Iowa trunh
lines in this city next Tuesday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25

The number Of letters which reach the
Dead Letter Office now runs above ten
thousand a day. The number received
at the Department during the past year
is four millions. OF these three millions
were uacalled for at the offices to which
they were addressed. Nearly hundred
thousand came from hotels, addressed to
persons who had failed to leave instruc-
tions to have their mail forwarded. A
quarter OF a million were sent here be.
cause they were insufficiently prepaid, q
thousand because they contained articles
forbidden to be carried in the mails.
Over ten thousand bore nosuperscription
whatever. The number Of dead letters
mailed abroad was $50, 900, all Of which
were returned to the country Of their
origin unopened. OF those received and
unopened in the past year forty thou
sand contained money, drafts, money
orders. ETC., amounting to two million
dollars, and forty fonr thousand con,
tanned paid notes. receipts and cancelled
obligations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEaRAMs.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
san Franciseo news budget.

SAN Francisco, May "a. -Thoma'
McClosky has obtained judgnlen
against d. A. Peckinpod, policeman,
for $4,000 damages. The complaint
averred thlt plaintiff was thrown upon
the ground by defendant, thereby break
ing his right leg.
Marks Sellerbach sues Charles Allen
berg, his nephew. for sll3. $50. p, which
plaintiff alleges the defendant convertes
while managing plaintiffs branch bank
at Moore's Flat, from 1858 to 1880
District Attorney Hall, Of Oakland,
is about to file complaint against the
Central Pacific Railroad Company for
SIS, ,828. 90 for State and County taxes Of
1852 and 1883.
The second annual reunion OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
takes place this evening. Addresses by
Rev. ]. Q. A. Henry, Of Sacramento, BY
Rev. +. A. Horton, Of Oakl,nd, by l..
+. Gay, Of Los Angeles, will be deliver
ed. 4 large delegation is expected to
be present. A musical and literary pro-
gramme and an athletic exhibition will
take place during the evening.
James Y. Daily, the saloon-keeper who
was stabbed last sunday by Abbott, t,died
last night in the city prison hospital.
Abbott is charged with the murder.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25

Mrs. David Davis says the reason she
would not consent to marry Judge Davis
while he was in Office, was because, Mr..
Arthur being a widower and Judge Davis
Acting Vice President, she would have
had the duties attendant upon "the first
lady in the land"-a position she did not
care to occupy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
rho Accident At Tehache pi.

TsnAcHEPr, May 24.-The emigrant
train No ~, bound north, consisting Of
thirty-two loaded box cars and five emf
grant cars aud caboose, in charge Of con-
ductor Moore, with two brakeinen. was
wrecked going down the hill one
mile north of this place. The
sccident was caused by brake
beam dropping on the track. When the
break beam dropped the train broke in
three sections, consisting of the five em-
iRrant cars and the caboose and the five
box cars, four Of which left the
track and were badly wrecked. The
middle section consisted of five box cars
and the front section Of twenty two
box cars and the engine. In this sec
tion were both the brakemen. Alexan-
der Cochran, one Of the brakemen, was
in the rear, and seeing the five
box cars following them, signaled the
engineer to run out Of danger. He then
jumped from the train and, at the risk
Of his life, boarded the five cars and
stopped them. The train had one hun
dred emigrants on board.
LArER-A wrecking train from Tulare
reached here this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
A CHALLE NGE.

r.o. NJ. ANDERSON, HEREBY CHALLENGE
any person In the State Of California to ride the
distance Of 100 miles within thirty days from this
date, under the following conditions: Thirty
California horses to be placed in band and
trained for ten days. at the end Of that time each
rider to select one horse alternately until the
band is selected and then draw for choice for the
sum of from $1,000 to $1,000 side. Ride to rule,
long distance racing.
c. NJ. ANDERSON.
Los Angeles, May lb, 1888 mI6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-25
MIners' strikes.

sr. LOUIS, May 24.--The striking
coal miners took possession Of the AL.
bany mines during the night, driving
of $50 miners who were working. Re-
ports Of fighting between the miners at
Collinsville, Ill, are also received, but
there are no particulars. The Albany
mines are worked by machinery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-18

THRASHING A Prince. Doe day a
yonng recruit was standing guard before
the door of the entrance to Peter the
Greats private chambers in the Palace
of st. Petersburg. He had received or
ders TO admit no one AS he was passing
slowly up and down before the door.
Prince Mentcliikotf, the %tavOurite Mn
lister of the Car. approached attempting
to enter. He was stopped by the recruit.
The Prince who mad the fullest liberty of
calling upon his master at any time.
sought to push the guard and pass him:
vet the young man would not move, but
Idered his liighness tn step back. you
fool!' shouted the Prince, don't y"u
know me?" The recruit smiled and said,
Very well, your highnes>; but my orders
are peremptory to let nobody pass = The
Prince, eXaSperated at the low iellow 5
impudence, struck him "a blow in the
face with his ridlne-whip. Strike
away, your Highness, said the soldier
But | cannot let YOU H." Peter, IN
the room. hearing the noise outside,
opened the door and enqulred what it
meant, aud the Prince tod him. The
Gar wa, amused. but said nothing 1t,
the time. In the morning, however, he
sent for the Prince and the : .l,lier. A.
they both appeared, Peter gave hi~ 3wn
cane to the solder, saying: -lhat man
struck you III the morning, o you must
return the blow tina; fellow win NY
The Prince was amazed Your
MAJ, he saIu. 'InIs c9mmun soldier
is to >trike me- :" Ike him a
captain said Peter But I'm an e.
icer OF your NJ jesty'> household, 'ohject
Ell the Prince. Il make him IA %colouel
Of my Lite Guards aud an off .er of the
>aii PETE. My rank, yonr
Majesty knows, is that of General
AGAIN protested MeGtchikpff Then |
make him a general. 50 that the beating
you get NAV come from Il man of your
The Prince got a sound thrash
,ng IN the presence OF the Car, the re-
was next day commissioned a Gen
eral, with the title of Count Oroinoff,
and was the founder of a powerful family.
whose descendants are still high In the
service Of Russia.
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s.- TN. le-er~sss ~s's, In

A youar lady. nf Charlotte, veut IL
FOREHEAD Cfv aal w.. very snIious 10
ave her ui : ,rstosa .ent ush up 81
tha, she could get out a clean ,udse r
chief and such like Then -he Re
rnembered that her trunk key-w re .
he mantle piece. behind the clio =, 80
miles away But the DUctor kno~tng
he WAYS Of feminine clocks, had
tour pecks of KEY of ysrious see To
accommodate hi pertIcoated gueste sho
done iorgot.
An absent minded bridegroom forgot
the hour set for IN, nuptials, AMI wAs
found playing pool. he was hurried To
the church and married.
A Boston groom grew 81 confused
during the marriage ceremony that he
coulin't find his wedding ring. After q
long search be fuuai II IN his BOO
In Philadelp iia young man VIII
had Just been married forgot his pocket
book when he started on hi> wedding
tour. tie was compelled 10 pawn his
watch.
An unexpected cfer OF marriage 10
a Michigan girl brought on a fatal attacN
Of heart disease
The first bluuder committed ty an
awkward Baltimore groclu was 10 tear
hi, brides dress BY stepping on the t'alO.
Ha forgot his responses, which - al
tected him that he burst Tito ;eais.
A man went home the other night
and found his house locked up. Alter
infinite trouble be managed To gain en-
trance through a back window, aud then
Discovered on the parlour table a note
from hie wife ~reading-"l have gone
ouI. You find the key on the side Il
the step
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The Modern Helen,

He sat by her side in the cleaning.
Aud royed with her hand aud her
cheek!
His face had the beauty of Paris,
Her face that of Helen, the Greek.
Il love you to madness, my darling"
She whispered in accents Of Joy!
But you must not perish like Paris,
Nor be your Helen of Troy.
DO you know that to fly with you
means love-
For you, dear a blasted career,
For me a sad life of dishonor,
Ret of all that a woman holds De AZ.
| love you to madness. my darling;
Without you this lie ta- ~ JOY
But yor must not perish ike Paris,
Nor | be your Helen of Troy.
1T is not the thing that l. dor e, love.
But the way that we do it, uy dear,
Which ,ets a. society "raving,
And shocks it from center 10 spbere.
The Old days have passed away. darling.
Tho e wicked old ayes of t"lce
But II write 70 hay iaw5 CT t. morrow.
And ie him TO get a ,livorce"
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Either Dry or Sweet" Red.
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Purity aud KEEPING qualities Qnar't-
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ty AS DR.. Sayre, of N. T., and DR.. Gard
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the very best native wines they ever
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list, and cultivate health and sobriety a.
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A.. MCBUIE. w J. GREEN,
Supt. and Ship Fayetteville n !.
ping Agent. Proprietor.
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From hs ik.on Com4Asr,.a.. ga
Nor. 2ifL. lSs2
kpadaII':s SPAWN Cure.

hutchinson = R.neA, y m.lc- nouusI p-a..,
N-f,L t# d.,
r. u j. iNn,Lt 60 8rnts. fprf.
rtr- ! have t-rI n fudAii's spain tar,
Sc oil epasiu, of which 1 ha,c treated III.
-. q them u and entirely rrlnoNst thee ia
plint l Md IL ha- no equal. Que -. lA4us.
hro- Srsrs staldi x anu the Spawn Cure rris.,.
{ n'irrly. had n 'o~ get spawned An4 tt ,tg-,
y cured icF Oh vat ago q twO huuitu4 t.aa4
block OF ice ie ont ~ u wagon. strkluE H, "a
al ~ ep aud to y, 1t wou 4 bc inuns-itle 8. A..
foot worse ~ithDdt breaking ans bone. -.
taken home and carried into The house I, ~
ihiuk Am puisiiun oi tho leg "r,ud Gauss al, ue..
pain. went lot Kendall. SPAWN tufr. ii a.
u@.d aud III rs days | could sak Aaouud Ai.5t
thrcc weeks ago ny team ran away aud a. Ees .,
'utof tn. Wagon, the hind wheel strt,k NY krr.
Ter apply ing aeNcral highly ecuumrrarl IH.
"a II without u tanning Any relief. I vcuttr k...
a IS SPAWN lie Ny irg ssE draw. uI aud Dad.
sac. swoii II ua.ly IL three dag va aH.
"a X 40 the barn c.u.d 10 iuto d. .iIa uaaa, tat.
y. and max. this n vtry yrg letter. but vii ruf
sorry you, | AN vrfy res lrotfu ~ YOURS
D-CAh / ~ re. INN,N
= -. Lock BOZ 1871 Denver .ltN Col
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ouSssisnsii
a. LIZ and eminent nhv.ic 81

Ak the most eminent physics n
OF au, ~ch,rll. what L. the best thiaK
IA he xurld for puietInx aud al ayinx al
irri,a ion 1T the nerves and cuueg all
forms oF nervoas complaints giving pat
u~sl. chi dixie refre >hinx :. ep always
And IA ) will tell you INTERESTINGLY
>JtLe turm Of Hops
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all OF the tIost eminent
physicians
''Wh.t Is the best and only reurdy
hat can be relied on 10 cure Al DIS
eases OF the Kidneys and urinary organs
such a. Bright : disease. Diabetes, r.ien
a u OF inability To retain urine. AMI Ali
the diseases and ailments peculiar Ia
Women
Ani they will tell you explicitly and
ein pha icsily Buchu
Ak the same physl a
w At i the most reliable and sureSs
cure tor all liver diseases or dyspepsia
constipation. indigestion, ~bllinasness,
malar al fever, ague, &c aud they Will
tell YOU
Mandrake! or DAndelion
Hence. when these remedies are com
blned with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop R,tters.
such 4 wonderful and mysterious cura-
ave power i developed which Is - va
RED IL It's operations that no d ,ease OF
Ill heath can possibly exist or resist It,
powe and yet ii Is
Ha ule,s Tor the most fr.ll woman,
weak II invalid Or smallest child 10 use.
CHAPTER
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
FOR Years, and gwen up bv physicians
u Brights and other kidney disease,
liver complaints, sc ere coughs called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony of neuralgia
waketullness aud various diseases Pecu
lar To women.
People drawn out of shape from ex-
rruciating pangs of Rheuuatism.
lnhammatory and chronic, or suffering
hon scroiula
Erysipelas
Salt rileum. blood poisoning, dyspep
-ia, Indigestion, aud in tact all diseases
frail
Nature is heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bitiers,
proof OF which can be found in every
neighborhood in the known world.
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Rev. Or Deems. Ms W. II Van
derbil, and others are AT i;ichhe.d
Springs. New York.
Mrs. Frank Le,lie's friends contradict
the re lewed story Of her engagement 10
the Marquis de Leuville.
Miss Laura Y Sharpe and Mrs. Sa-
rah Forncy, two devote Christian ladies'
OF Shelby, are dead,
General Sheridan's mother, eighty
three years of age, still lives IN the same
house in Perry, Somerset county, Ohio,
IN which he was born
The Society Of Friend, III England
has repealed the Prohibition Of marriage
between first cousins, which has been in
force in that body for neatly two hun.
dred years.
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