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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
9as Wa6stbunt Der fatboliiGcn
STRIDE ourd GonOerifonen
nno Wtt6eben.
(slus benz yg8eti. golfsbl." ~

Sin Decent Der Staatspiii eni9aften on
Der llniperiitat gu 9eipsis, Or. &arl @als
der, bat in swei 9lbbanblunsen ndbsre
Mittbeilunsen barber 9ema6t, in pel6em
@rabe bic fatboliids Stride i'm Qaufe bes
sesenwdrtisen Sabrbunoerts bur9 lleber>
tritte unb Miideben unter benz bOberen
bsutiden gbel ssipadien lit. Sa i'd err
warten bari, oaB bic 9eier nit 6reussn
&enntniB bapon nebmen merben, 10 mSsen
bic wi9ti9iten Gngaben Der beiben Nbbanbs
lunsen biermit AUDI Sbnen mitsetbeilt isin.
g8as sunG9it bic Mi9eben b~etrifit, 70
baben mad benz 9eipsiser @elebrten I'M
gaufe bes SabrbunOertS so proteitantiide
Mdnner fatbolii6er Srauen iammtli6e
Rinber proteftantii9, Al fatbolii9s Wdns
ner proteitantii9er Srauen idmmtIide 6ins
Der fatbolii6, "a proteitantii6e Wdnner
fatbolii6er Srauen einen Sbeil ibrer Sins
Der, meiit ale SObne, proteitantii9, IA
fatbolii6e Mdnner protetantii9er 6rauen
einen Sbeil ibrer &inber, meiit ale S6bne,
tatbolii1 taufen lahen. Die Grager bes
abelisen Namens blieben alio protsltans
itii6 ODER fatbolii6, pie iie eS uorber ges
peien waren: cine aenoeruns bes c%onfeis
iioneQen Yeiititanbes in ben bObsren
9l%Oelsfamilien sins aus ben Ofiideben nidt
berpor. Dem 9eseniiber baben aber in So
6duen, ni6t einmal mitgere6net Sebn ia:
milien, bic MIR G69ter batten ober bis iebt
baben, proteitantii9e Mdnner fatbOlii6er
Srauen ale &inber fatbolii9 taufen laiien,
70 baB Die Srd9er approximations Rumen
jest auf Seiten Der Satbolifen 9~efunoen
merben, mGbrenb nur 7 9rGfli6e nno 3 frets
berrli6e fatbolii9e 6amilieu our6 protes
itantii6e Srauen pr%oteitantiid Seporoen
finb unb auBerbem ein tatb. @raf unb elm
fatb. Sreiberr ibr einSiSes 6ino, cine So6s
ter, baben proteitantif6 taufen laiien. IS
bat iid aIio Der confeiiionele Selititans
riifii6tli6 Der Samilien pom boberen Abel
erbeblid gu @unlten Der 6atboliten per,
i6oben un6 nit bieier 8eri9iebuns bat,
mic Der SerfaHer Der 2lbbanblun9en be-
flast, Der proteitantismls lebr rei6e, gum
lbeile piele Suabratmeilen beiibenbe
2l6elsfamilien usrloren, wie J. y. bas Sers
sostbum Sasun in S9Ieiien in tutbOliide
0allepranb'i6e) Sdnbe gefommen 1T,
pdbrenb man6e bur9 Wtiideben (ober
llebsrtritte) prOteitantii3 sepOroene graf,
li6e ober frsiberrli6e Samilien wenis Ober
gar feinen @runbbeiib babsn, serin9 al
3abl iinb ODER in tinberloisu Chen leben.
gu ben bur6 cine Mii9ebe tatbolii6 ses
worbenen friiber proteitantii9en 6amilien
sebSrt II. a. bic Samilie bes 6iirlten Sliis
der, ba Der Dor einisen Sabren ueritOrbene
GnteI bes Selbmaridals nit elmer tatbolis
i9en Siirftin aus Oeiterrei9 uerbsiratbet
war uno alle ainber bat fa!bOlii9 er5iebea
lafen, bic camille bes @rafen BuibI iu
Sort in Der Qaulit, bes befannteH Sertres
tiers Der fatbolii&en Rir9e i'm 9errenbaus
ie, bic GamtIis bes @rafen 9Obenau, zines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11

perbeu DOT ollem aber miille man bic 9ebs
rer better beSoblen, benn bobur9 wiirben
lie IN Den Nu9en Der omeritnnii6en Sueenb
a6tungspertbcr unb peri6nli6 einen orSs
Beren GinfluB d~Ilssuiiben I'M Stouoe iein.
Son allem SieIem unteri6reibt Or. Eats
ton, Der anbere Mitarbeiter Der y9tortb
Nmertcan Geuiem", bios Die erite SdIfte:
ben Seweis, Dap morolii6e lluterpeiiun9
in ben DifentIi6en S6ulen nptbwenbi0
iei, wdbrenb er Die MISUNDERSTANDING
leines Goae9en fir u%niinnig bdlt, unb spar
oeBbalb fiir %uniinnig, neil baS bloBe Nuss
wenoi9lcrnen pielei6t BEN Seritanb, feis
neswegs aber ben @iaen bes Sinbes be-,
einfluiie. Iu6 in Der Susenb uno serabe in
ibrmobne wilblebenbi9e 9eibeni6aft, wel6er
aber nun unb nimmermebr elm !Sh9el ons
gelegt perben f6nne, werbe ni6t elm far
fes WfOtiu oasu Der Seele ein9ep1anst.
Die 9feigung gum Nai6en, 9ii9en, gnts
wenben, 9rii9eln, SauIensen nnb Serums
treiben uermOge fein 9ebrer nit Der bloBen
V%ebauptun9 gu bdnbigen, baB er bas @nes
ni6t biaisc: ielbit Der Na6weis, baB Die
@eieai9aft babel ni6t beiteben Tonne,
biirfte i9uerli6 in ir9en6 einem Sale aus
rei6en Die @ursel Ses @eboriames miiiIe
pielmebr Die pom @ewiiien mitbeseu9te
pfli6tmGHige llnterperfun9 unter cine ewi9e
nnb aamd6tise 9lutoritdt ieiu. 60 unb mlr
10 tOnne bas &inb auf bic Sra9e: @arum
ioa i9 ni6t i~iinbisen? bic ri9ti9e wirfs
lame NntDort erbalten - nit anberen
Worten: Die moralii6e llnterpeiiun9 miiiie
auf Der Sfenbabrlrns beruben, miiiie
9riltIi9 iein. - aber bat Der quite Ooftor
Batton, 10 frast Die vNmerita", ii6 al6
Die S6wieristeiten flar sema9t, bic aug
oieier 10 TAPER erfdmpften GrtenntniB bers
uoriprieBen? Gr tennt bic Sibel genu9iam.
@ber entbalt bas alte Seitament ni6t cine
Ufen9e BON Ginselnbeiten, bic BEN Wormo>
men bel Der eriten 2ettiire sanS siinitis iinb (!
Seoarf es ni6t in bieien unb bunbert ans
bern SGuen autbentii6er Gusle9un9? llnb
mas ioa NIT ben 6inbern Der SSsraeliten
uno atbeiiten seideben2 sic miiiIen ii9
unterwerfen! brauit 8atton auf, benn
in Der &epublit resiert bic Maioritdt, aud
in @ewifienss unb @laubenss Sa6en ?
Qu9 in @ewiiienss unb @laubenss Sa6en 2
Oas fiibrt ia ~ 3uitdnben, wie iie gu 3ets
ten Der vPilseruater" seweien iinb, unb
BON Der puritanii9en 3wansser,iebuns bis
gum Sbrabi6neioen uno Serenuerbrennen
lit nur elm einSiser S9ritt. Grnit seipro.
den: weld elm touer @irrparr wiiroe ents
iteben, wollte bic Mebrsabl Der einssbores
men Sirser ii3 in bieier &i6tuns porparts
bewegen. 9lber wenn bas ni6t mDali6 lit,
10 muB bic amerifaniide Susenb ia gang
obne moralii9e llnterpeiiung groB perben !
gieaei6t, pielei9t audi ni9t. Sber muB
elm S9liiel, Der bas S9IoB Don liuts mad
rc9ts ni6t Offnet, n%otbwenbiger @eiie @rs
fols baben, wsnn CT pon re6ts mad Limits
9ebrebt wirb2 @ibt es nidt nod Elm Orit.
ties? Dies: Dap er bus S9loB lbcrbalpt
ni3t 81 Oiinen i'm Stanpe lit. llno me,
weiB, oh erniter g~eiinnte Nmsrifuuer ni6t
bel sriinoli9er Grrpdsuns Der S6uIfra9C
i6lieBli6 gu Dem 10 menbli9 natiirIi9er
Geiultate tommen, baB bic grSiebuns MIDI
Sa6e bes Staates lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
RatbOlictSmnS nno Yroteitan
ttsmus im Yerbdltnib CUR
Revolution.

8ein 3susnib 1T bepeiienber, als bas
i3euSniB, bas Semanb ssgen ii9 ielbit unb
gu @uniten ieines @esners ablsst. 0snn
Dor @eri6t pon ben ltreitenben Parteien
bic cine ielbit ii9 l6ulbi9 betennt uno bic
anoere fir uni9ulbis ertldrt, 10 bat Der
&i9ter cine Iei9te @uf9abe uno es farm
tetnen auSenblid fir i'm Speifelbaft iein,
men er gu perurtbeiIen, men er ~freijuipres
den bat.
Oils Swsi @egner iteben Dor benz Sorum
Der urtbeiIsfdbisen Vienidbeit' Der 6atbos
licismus uno Der 8roteltantismuS, Der cine
ben anbern %anflasenb. oaB er bic ltuatlids
OrOnuns sefdbrbe, Die &euOlutiOn begiins
itige Ober beforoere. Satboliten nennen
ben 9roteltantismus, wie e. ielbit aus Der
Geuslution Nulebmlng 9e9en Gom) bers
por9e9an9en lei, bic 0uele Der Gepolutios
men uno Yrotsitanten ~bebauptsn, nit Der
fatbolii6en Stride Tonne fein Staat aus,
fommen, iie ipeculire auf Die S6pGdung
uno ben llmiturS Der Staaten, inoem iie
auf bic our9 Die @ei6i6ts beitatiste Chat
Jade binweilen, bab Die fatbolii6e Stride
nit SabuOien Staaten uno Gegierunsen I'M
Saufe ibres Observation-Disclosures Seitanbes
in ben beitisiten Stsitisteiten ii3 bsfunben
bat.
Gs miro Niemanb beitreiten, oaB Der in
Berlin erideinenoe y5tei9sbote" elm Der
euanseIii9en Stride treu er9ebsnes Slatt
1T, baB ct Die Snterelien Der euauselii9en
6ir9e nit GROCER 8Grme uertbsi6ist unb
bic y%io9enannten glnipri9e", b. /. Die
0tedte Der tatbolil9en Stride nit ni6t 9e.
rinsem Gifer betdmpit. Sin 3eusuiB 6ss
,&ei6sboten" muB beSbalb als 9laubwiirs
big in bobem @raOe eri9einen, penn eS
benz 6atboIicismus siiniti9, benz Broteitans
tismus unsinitis 1T. S6ren mir alio,
pie bas %genannte glatt iiber bic Wirfiam.
feit Der beiben 6ir6sn riti6tli9 Der @rs
baltuns Der itaatli9en Srbnunsen urtbeilt.
y&ir baben ME elm @ebeimniB oarauS
sema9t, i9reibt bas Slatt Dor einisen Sas
gen, baB mir es tief beflasen, ME 10 pieIe
%unierer euanselii3en Wlitbiirser in bic 9ese
bss 2ibsralismus perltridt iinb, 10 baB eS
unmSsli9 III, NIT ibnsn cine conieruatips
Nsbrbeit In ~unieren YarIamenten ber3us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
9ie y9eibeiseuen" bon ebcmals nnb bic
.meiben Sflapcn" unierer Reit.

gm 90. Gull fwsierte Die babii6e Qanbesz
bauptltaot &arlsrube elm @ebGdtniBfeft
sur Grinnerung al bic Dor 100 sSabren ers
folste @ufbebuns Der 9eibeiseni9aft in Der
bamalisen Wurfsrafi6aft Yaben. @as
ueritebt man unter 9eibeigeni6aft? -
Sieie 6ra9e bat baS st. Obilienblatt"
fol9enoermaBen beantpOrtet y9eute, weI6e
Die mittelalterli6e 9~eibei9eni6aft nidt nd,
Der %tennen, limb 9eneigt, bislelbe Der uils
iii6en geibeissni6aft ober gar Der ameris
faniiden SfIauerei 9Ieid ,u adten. @ber
10 itano es uiemals nit benz mittelalters
li6en beuti6en Seibei9enen. Oerlelbe mar
Elm Burger nit bei9rdnften bireerliden
Gedten unb NIT einiSen 2aiten ge9eniiber
Dem Serrn. glber niemnls mar Der oamas
lige geibeisene re6tlos wie Elm Sflaue, nies
mails tonnte CT BON ieinem 6errn p%erfalft
ooer 81 Sienltleiltungen auBsrbaIb leiner
Semeinoe geSwungen weroen.
Der seibei9ene mar re6tsfdbis unb eioess
fdbi9 Dor iebsm @eri6te. Die Nbsaben
an Die Serri6aft waren ME iebr bart unb
beitanben auSi6lieBli6 IN Naturalien, iebr
oft MI in einem 9ubn iabrli6 BON einem
9ansen Sauernbofe. lleberbaupt mlB man
ii6 unter ben mittelalterli6en Qeibeiaenen
feline belitloien proletarier uorltelen, lons
bern @runbbeliter nit SalS unb Sof unb
Sieb unb @edern, sroBentbeils iosar be-
beutenbe Sofbauern. Die periSnli6en
eeiltnnsen waren allerbinss piel GROCER
uno beltanben IN Srobnben unb Subren.
bod par aud bier aud cine seietlide
S9ranfe p%orbanben, bic Dor allsu GROCER
ansbeutun9 Der leibeisenen Sausrn bur4
ben Ssrrn i9iiste. Oafir bate aber aud
Der Serr 9robe Yerpfidtunssn, bic oft in
idle9ten Sabren ben @ertb aaer gbsaben
uno 6robnben iibertrafen. Oenn bic Orr
men, bic 8ranfen, bic @Itsni9waden, TO-
wie bic Daiien waren Ieoisli9 auf bic SIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11

Bir fSuneu eu6 IN bent 8oriaee, Elm
tstbUl. 8latt su srinoen, nur ermutbisen.
aSir bofeu, baB aue suten eatbOltten, bic
Fa um bic &elisiou unb bas 0aterlanf
asfbtent MAIDEN pollen, in benz gifer unt
BET Sbdtisteit fir 6ieies @ert, oas in IN:
icru ausen uon Der bo4ften Beeeu:
n q Vt, wetteifern peroen.
SEQ XIII. iN 1882 an ben Sil9oi pom aneoua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
Sic Stimule 9eo's XIII.

2aaet erer 9i9t leu9ten Dor ben Nens
i9ea, bamit iie euere suten @erfe iebeu.
Nab ber 9err sebe eu9 SaSu Seinen Seseu!
sep XIII. on has in Barma erIdeirenbe Slatt
Luce 0eu9te1, aufau9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
A6tnms ibr &atboIifen!
Sic gtintrue bes uerit. Bins TX.

Sir eiudeu Ste initanbisit, allen beuen
matt eurem gutea 8iaen unO eurer @unit
bssuiteben, Die, NIT @eiit besubt uno nit
seiii9enber &enutntB ausseriitet, ii9 on
Sie Nrbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb 3eituns
gen sur Sertbeibisuns unS gerbreituuS Der
tatbstti5en 9ebre ueroffentIi6en.
gncpclica Bius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
aatboliiGer StrdDen &aIenoer.

sSeius beiIt einen @i9tbui9isen -Nattb. 9.
Cont. ben 16. Sept. Cornell. Gppr. suom.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
Royal Australian Minstrels.

Another excellent audience greeted
this talented troupe at Turnverein Hall
last evening. The first part was well
rendered, especially the female imper.
sonations Of John Lawton. The finale
was new and very amusing.
The second part was versatile in all
its numbers. Ralph Wray is simply
wonderful in his acrobatic feats, while
Harry Earle carried of the honors in
his songs. The Australian quartette
song "ComeIwhere My Love Lies Dream.
ing" was so well sung, that they were
compelled to respond to an encore, with
the air, How Can Leave Thee" Lack
oispace precludes the especial mention Of
the other numbers, which were all we'll
rendered. Tonight viii be the last even.
ing Of this troupe in Los Angeles, and
an entire change Of programme is an.
nouncsd.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
Memorial Day.

HEADQUARTERS FRANK BARTLETT PosT \
No. 6.
Los AsoELRs, May %. 1888.
General Order No. 3.
LIN accordance with general orders
from National Headquarters, and with
circular from Department Headquarters,
Memorial Day, May 30. 1888. will be
duly observed at Los Angeles under
direction of this Post.
H.-As indicated in previous orders
appropriate committees will provide fol
professions, decorating with flowers the
graves of our fallen comrades, for ora.
tons, poems. songs. and for solemn
service of prayer.
III.-All civil. military and patriotic
organizations and societies, and all
citizens in sympathy with the occasion
are cordially invited to join with tn,
Grand Army in this public and grstefu
service.
IV.-All organizations proposing t.
parade will please inform the Adjutan
on or before Monday. 2sth instant, il
order to designate their place in the line
T. s. HALL,
Commander and Aide-de- Camp to Com
mander-in.Chief.
JOHN DAVIS, Adjutart.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
A Yosemite Tour.

Mr.. N. D. Clifford, the tourist guide,
is make arrangements to take party
for three months trip to the world
renowned Yosemite Valley and Other
points of interest in the northern por
ton of the State. such as Mariposa, Gala
veras. Natural Bridge, Geysers. Mon
terey, Santa Cruz. San Jose, etc., the
party to leave Santa Barbara about JUNE
LIST. He proposes to furnish complete
outfit, such as tents, mattresses, blank
cts, feather pillows and folding chairs
all new and clean, thereby saving from
$40 to s35 expenses to each passenger
One Of the best of cooks has been en-
gagged for the round trip. Fresh breat
and meat every day. A good hunter
will accompany the party, who will fur
nish wild game. Top carriages, will
lazy backs end arm rests. have been pro
vided; also stout and reliable horses, sc
that good time will be made, giving the
tourists more time in camp for rest OF
hunting, as they may choose.
Mr.. Clifford can be seen at the Office
Of Mr.. C. H. McNelly, No. Q Courl
street. for few days.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
Electricity and Magnetism the New
Means of Cure.

DIR. e. Robbins. the successful electric
and magnetic healer Of ll9 Main street,
between Second and Third streets. who
has made so many wonderful cures in
this city, is still meeting with immense
success. His rooms are crowded daily
with patients anxious to get the benefit
of his powerful magnetism. The blind
see, the deaf hear, the lame walk and
he sick are healed by this new develop
ment in medical science. DIR. Robbins
discards the use Of all medicines in his
treatment and relies solely on the power
of magnetism. An experience of several
years in the Australian colonies and this
country enables him to assert with conf
dence that he can cure diseases that baf-
fle the skill Of other physicians. He
also diagnoses disease without explana-
ton from the patient. free of charge.
We would advise all persons suffering
from painfnl diseases to call and see the
Doctor and get the benefit of his advice.
Testimonials have already appeared in
the columns of the HERALD showing his
ability as magnetic physician. mil I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
the FIRE LAST NIGHT.
The Supreme Court Chambers Badly
Damaged, and the Stores Beneath
Flooded With Water -Undoubt
eddy the Work OF an Incendiary.

About O'Clock this morning the
startling cry Of fire was heard. On look
ing out Of the front window Of the HER
AID Office q dense smoke was seen, pro.
ceeding, as was thought, from the neigh
borhood Of Commercial and Los Angt'e
streets. The smoke gradually beca
denser, and finally settled over tbs
Supreme Court room in the Hellman
Block, on Main street. Presently q
bright light could be seen through the
windows of the room just over Leon I
cigar store, and before the engines com.
menced to throw water the flames burst
through the roof. For while it looked
as if the building was doomed to de
struction, but, through the exertions Of
our gallant firemen, the flames were col
under control, and the total destruction
of the building averted.
From officer Roley, who gave the
alarm, we learn that he frat saw the
flames Issuing from DR.. lannon's Office
over the rear Of Prayers store. Mr..
Roley, after giving the alarm, at once
Weakened Mr.. Gaffey, Deputy Clerk Of
the Supreme Court. who commenced
carrying ont the valuable papers in his
charge, which he succeeded in saving.
At this hour, 2 A. NJ, ii is impossible
to estimate the damage. The inner par
titions of the Judges rooms, the court
rooms and a large portion Of the
roof were greatly damaged by FIRE
aud the whole upper floor injured by
water. The loss cannot be less thar
$4,000. The damage to the stores be
low is principally from water, which
poured through in perfect deluge. Il
was fortunate thing for the city tha
no wind prevailed, otherwise the Who'll,
building and those adjoining would Ger
tainly have been destroyed. The fir,
was undoubtedly the work of an in
cendiary as no fires for domestic or othel
purposes are used in the building.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24

In response to the notice of the find
ing of the clothes Of a man on the banks
of Wilmington Slough. supposed to be
Charles Appin, mentioned in yesterdays
HERALD, Mrs. NJ. Brown writes from
Anaheim that Charles Appin was .
professor of music; his father is q
wealthy banker in Berlin, Germany,
who used to send him money; some Of
which he received in January last. He
left Anaheim for San Diego last Feb
ruary TO play in Till Burns saloon, hui
wrote to her two or three times that he
was dissatisfied and wanted to come
back. He was finely educated gen.
tleman Of good family and had wife
living on the Cliff House Road, in San
Francisco. The next effort should be
to find the remains of Mr.. Appin.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
passenaers 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:
H R Carter and wife, Miss Carter,
New Orleans; 3 T Brewster. Mass; Miss
Tyler, FL Paso; Fla Mcbride and wife,
Cal; Mrs s A Price, Mrs R R Brown and
daughter, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
our LOCAL MINES.



The HERALD has received numerous
inquiries about the mining districts to
the north Of this city. The gold mines
of Ventura county, formerly worked by
Mr.. Eggleston and others Of Los An
geles, are on the Frazier mountains
about 1000 feet above the sea, and near
the lofty Alamo Peak that Lieutenant
Wheeler measured and found to be 5000
feet high. These two landmarks afford
q guide to the traveller who may be
searching for these mines. There APP
pears to be plenty Of gold up there, but
1t is o hard road to travel to get there,
and then the country is not inhabited
with very desirable class Of residents.
Prominent among the denizens Of that
exalted locality are numerous bears,
that furnish food'for the miner at times,
and at other times the tables are turned
and the miner becomes food for the
bears. This kind Of amusement has
charms that are not always appreciated
by the average citizen.
Another experience which our An
gelefos found up there was not quite
agreeable. The bandits that infest that
interior region have fondness for gold,
as well as horses, and after the little
ten stamp mill has battered out fair
run of gold, the camp is visited by the
muzzles Of Henry rifles, with men behind
them, and the gold taken out of the bat.
ferries and sold at Newhan or Los An
geles. Twice this mill has been robbed
by bandits in disguise. The vasquez
gang were the actors at one of these
midnight visits.
The ore brought here by Mr.. Eggle-
ston assayed about 1925 in gold, but it
was badly milled, SO that Mexicans
make good wages in washing the tail
ings in rocker. These mines are near
the line of Los Angeles county and are
about sixty miles from Newhall station
and twenty miles from Germans station
on the road to Fort TETON.
On the Piru creek, south of the Frazier
and Alamo peaks, are lodges of gold,
silver and argentiferous galena, besides
fine placer mines. There is plenty Of
| timber. and snow falls heavily in winter.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-24
Madame l. Ferrie.pelpech

takes pleasure in announcing to the Ia
dies Of this city and vicinity that she
has just received, direct from Paris, an
elegant aud select assortment of goods
suitable for spring and summer dresses.
Nine. Ferrie-Delpech ofers Cashmere
or alpaca suits, any shade, trimmings,
making. all complete, from SIS to SIS;
light summer suits, French satinette,
from Sl2 to SIS; velvets and ottoman
silks latest novelties) from $40 to S55;
exhausted velyets and silks from $50 to
S67 heavy gros grain silks or satins de
Lyon from S75 to sl20, trimmed with
wide embroided silk and cut jet passe
menteries. Latest styles newly received
from Paris, perfect fit guaranteed.
The ladies will do well to give Nine.
Ferrie- Delpech call. Her goods are
new, elegant and defy any competition
in the prices.
Nine. Ferrie Delpech's Dress-making
establishment is still at her old place,
No. Spring street, Los Angeles.
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The Mcdowell Trial.

The trial Of Billy Mcdowell for the
murder Of Maggie 0'Brien, is now pro
ceeding before Judge Rolfe, at San Ber-
nardino. A jury has been impanelled
and the case opened. The defendant
charges all the responsibility of the muir.
der upon his wife, Rosa Mcdowell, who
was jealous of Maggie, and requested
to have her brought to San Demanding
SO she could ''thump her." Mcdowell
sent for the unfortunate girl, then in
Los Angeles. and took her towards Riv'
erside in buggy, while his wife follow
ed on horseback, in mems clothes and
killed her with rock. The details have
already been published in the HERALD.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Norlcr TO TINE PUBLIC.

llpersons are forbidden to credit my wife,
Maria Florentlna R. de Fay on my account. as
her conduct Is such that cannot live with her.
vii pay no bills Of her contracting after this
date. NJ. 5 FAY.
April soth, 1888.
myl-lm.
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Proposals for Building.

Sealed proposals viii be received for laying the
brick walls OF q building at Downey City i0xl00
ieet two.stores high, the first story to be IS feet
high and the second IS feet All materials fur
nished to contractors. Proposals may DO left
with with NJ L. Frankel, at Downey City, up to
saturday, Nav 26th, 1885, m2otd
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COURT REPORTS.

COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court-5epulveda. ]
WEDNESDAY,, May 20. 1888.
Lopez ct oil. vs.. Lopez ct al.-Demur.
rer Of Josefa L. d. Valdez submitted and
Eve days allowed for said defendant tc
file brief. Plaintiff valves reply.
Tinker VS.. Tinker--Default duly en-
tered and decree ordered as prayed for
Sarah Overton VS.. D. F. 0verton--
Decree ordered as prayed for.
HOWARD, J.
Hancock VS.. Plummer-On trial.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Afford VS.. Clapp.
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ALSO TRACT.

center Of city, the most choice corner lots en- that
tract at VERY Low DOWN PRICES, for a
hort time only; over three hundred lots sold In
he last few months.
ALFRED MOORE, Sole Agent,
a20 81 Los Angeles street.