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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23
John Howard Payne.
WAsHINarox

"NehiNaToN June n
The remains of John Howard PAYNE
author of "Home, Sweet Homes
thirty years. burial in the land of HE a at
were Oh Saturday finally laid at rest ~
bosom Of his native land, in Oak Hill r..
etery, in the presence of a d~istinguisbos
semblage and with ceremonies apnros'.
to the occasion. The M.
sion formed at the Corcoran Art y
lery, and, preceded by the Marine ~
and followed by the local milit,
proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery, ws
fully 5000 people were assembled. Tha
mains of the poet, which were inclosed T.
beautiful white metal casket, were n,a
OH a temporary stand, wreathed in fows
The stand Of honor was occupied by
President, the venerable w. w. Corcml
Bishop Pinkney, Secretaries Frelinyh
sen, Teller, Lincoln and hi"
Generals Sherman and Hancock, n
Baker, Mr.. 0. N. Payne and Mr.. and NJ
Luquer, relatives of the poet. Among
audience were ex-Secretary Blaine. Sena
Conger, Morgan and Lapham, and IN
A. NJ. Bliss. The exercises opened will
reading from the twenty-third chapter
Genesis by Rev. Mr.. Leonard. al
which the Philharmonic Society RENDERED
acceptable style the Last Judgment" !
Robert S. Chiffon delivered, with effect
original poem, beginning with the lines;
The exile hath returned, and now at las,
In kindred earth his ashes shall repose,
The monument was then unveiled. N
shaft, of white marble, surmounted bvt}
bust one-half larger than life size. is J
ported Oh a base Of solid gray granite !
feet square. The height of the monuul
is fourteen feet, and its general design
Roman, of the pure classical type. The
scriptions and designs on the shaft }
simple. On the front is the following hi
but sufficient inscription:
JOHN HOwARD PAYNE,
: Author of "Hone, Sweet Home"
/: Born June 81, 1772. Died April 10, lss,
On the back is the inscription which i
on the tombstone that marked his grayd
Tunis. 1t is as follows:
"Sure, when thy gentle spirit fled
To realms above the azure dome,
\ - Nou . Iii Y Sull,
Welcome to Heavens home, sweet homo
CLONE, Sweet Home" was then sung,
vast %assemblage joining in the last vel
Mr.. Leigh Robinson, the orator of the cd
sion, then delivered a finished and cha
address, in which he sketched the life
Payne and paid a glowing tribute to
genius. The burial services were then I'd
by Bishop Pinkney, and the remains
Payne were placed on their last restl
place in the vault under the monument.
The scene was a most impressive d
Under the spreading oaks of the cemets
surrounded on all sides by the silent mo
ments of the dead, the mortal remain,
Payne were laid to rest in the very spot
which he was wont to linger and indulge
fancy. A slight rain fell during the la
part of the ceremonies, but the audience
manned sitting silent while the gentle
fell upon their uncovered heads.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

The new code of ethics, perii''nsa
physicians to consult with praclll'JL 10,
OF any school of medicine, mas WI
unanimously adopted by the Ne" ~
Medical Society.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

Although Russia has vast 9s'i i.
excellent coal, she imports Deafli la
of what she uses-clliefly throusr
Of internal Communications.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

Already the IRON of the BroG o." \
Bridge within reach is covered VIII 81 a
penciled names of ambitious Pei;s II,
anxious to have themselves assoc
with so great a work.-N. Y. Hef0'"'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

Edmund L. Gushing, ex-C%hief-Justice of
New Hampshire, died recently, aged sew
enty-siX years.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

Niagara Falls Is now lighted with cleo
tricitv. and the effect is said to be beautiful,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

or by the ring around the crown, or the
bunch left ia trout while all the rest Is
shaved. A girl of 8 or 0 has her hair
made into bow on the back aud wound
rounl with red Grape, while the front
is shaved bare and bangs dangle
at the sides. A young lady combs
hers high in front and or.
ranges IT as butterfly on the back of
her head, plumaged with gold or silver
cord and gay hairpins Of gilt balls. Some
very stylish young ladies prefer to have
their back hair resemble half open fan
instead of a butterfly. A married
woman must keep the waterfall style,
while widow who is willing to think OF
matrimoDy wears her hair tied and
twisted aronnd long shell hairpin
placed hprizontally across the back Of
the heod. Bat when widow resolve
never to change her name again she
cuts off her hair short on the neck and
combs it back without any parting. This
IS the way my new friend. the teacher,
wore hers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
How He Got Left

The other day . bsggage-wagon
brought q trunk to the Union depot
which was labeled.
Dynamite within - smash II you
dare!"
The trunk was closely followed by q
young man who had sb mt seven miaute1
to get his check and catch the train.
When he presented lis ticket aud ask ed
for check, the baggage master replied
"This trunk cant " as baggage"
"Whyf'
"The contents arc dangerous. You'll
have to remove II from here at once, OF
I'll mske you trouble"
"But there is no dynamite within"
"rhere is the warning"
"Yes. but that was for joke on the
bagsage-smashsrs.
"Y0ung man, railroad never jokes.
Get that irnnk out Of berci'
Come, old fellow, 1t was only in fun,
eutreated the smart Aleck. II have only
four minutes to catch the train"
"If you do not remove that dapgerou,
trunk shall have to call an officeri wa,
tho firm reply.
II tell you it is not dangerous"
Wet me inspect it,"
This was grudgiugly acceded 70. ant
nothing more dangerous than four shirt
which sadly needed washing was dis
covered. Bv this time the train had de
parted, leaving the joker with tigb
hours ON bis hsnd.. and as The trunk wa
relooked hs was handed o scraper ant
the advice:
young man, II might be safer 70
yon IN label yourself with somethipI
like, 'PeIkbable-no delay You ar
evidently too ripe for this section. Nov
scrape that sign of, or the trunk can
CO."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Bed-Riddeh From choice.
tNsw York Journai.I

Near Mechanicsburg, q small country
town fifteen miles East of Springfield,
ILL.,, lives woman by the name u Mar.
garet Robbins, wife Of VIM. Robbins, a
we'll known farmer in tho Eastern part
of Sangamon county. This is Mr.. Rob.
bins second wife, and ten years sgo
(only few years after their marrilge)
she fell IN tit of rage q. her husband,
and went TO bed for spite. and
said she would never do another
lick of work or get up to her
meals. The reason for this queer
movement is that previous to and at the
time of their marriage Mrs. Robbins was
very well Of Ia regard to money matters.
Her husband, feeling that he had an eye
to business, invested her money, as be
then thought, to good advantage, But
his venture proved 0 failure and they
were left in almost destitute cii cum
stances. She then made her strange
declaration, and has kept her word For
seven years following this crisis she was
not out Of her bed. BIT three years
ago she began to get tired AMI
concluded ~ get up and walk to
the breakfast table. She was very
weak, and stumbling over q chair,
fell, breaking her ankle. She was put
back to bed and now says she will die
there. Her daughter waits on her as
though she was ohild, and never COM
plains in the least, but In return re-
ceives many scoldings from her mother,
who keeps q broom handle in the bed
and uses it on the faithful girl when she
is displeased about anything that has
been done. Mrs. Robbins has grown
very cross. and 1t is almost impossible
for any one to live in the house with
her; but II you want to know what Is GO
ing ON In the neighborhood Just ask Mrs.
r.. for she IL 90 inqnisitivs 10 strangers
and neighbors that nothing escapes her
notice. After all these years OF map
ping" she never complains OF being
tired, and shows no inclination t, get
up, or regrets that she has done what
she has, but rather thinks 1t was smart
idea, and seems. joyful over the titna.
iion. Mr.. Robbins has been an stten.
tive husband, and has succeeded la gain.
Ing enough of this worlds g 'ods to live
easy, and will never express a word Of
ill-feeling toward his wife for her unjust
action.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
A Cafe Princess.
Paris Correspondents phiisd.lphls CALL

Paris Correspondents Philsdslphis CALL
Just now high society is greatly ex-
cited and much shocked by the an.
nouucement that We are to have real
princess as an artistic at a cafe concert.
There is piqaant family history back
OF this announcement, which, by the
way, was made by the fair princess her
self IN letter pub ished in the Voitaire
OF Thursday. The lady, whose name is
Pignatelli, IL q daughter Of the Duchesse
della Regina, q sister Of the Comtesst
Nichola, Potocka, that exquisite lrofes
sional beauty. so dear to the journalistic
babblers about the eccentr.cltles Of peo-
pie in high life. L. Scala. q cafe chant.
ant, where the jsunese doree assemble
to smoke, drink, cLat..r snd listen to
the singing. has been chosen for the
debut, winch will occur on Monday.
just think Of blue blood prima donna
warbling amid tobacco fumes. the din OF
trivial conversation aud the cia.ter Of
be r glassesi That's q concession to re-
lublicauism for you. and an unmistaks.
bic sign Of the times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
water Fowls as Baromessrs.

In new book called THE Fowler In
Ireland" Sir RLph Payne Galwertstat.s
that the movements Of the water fowl
Indicate approaching changes in the
weather more surely than any barometer.
Thus, il ducks fly but short wsy after
shot, a violent gale may b. confidently
exp ctsd. ''Saipe, like duck. will rest
AID feed 10 prospect II disturbance Of
the elements. When the gale comes
roaring down, perhaps accompanied by
rain or sleet, these b rds will rise from
their retreat, and whirl about like dead
leaves in the murky sky" An arrival u
wild San intimates severe frost; II
they leave as suddenly as they came, the
weather will turn m | again. Herons
viii break away from their fishing when
it is coming on to blow from . certain
quarter, for they dislike beating home
ward in lhs teeth OF the wind.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

smelt en- odor Of burning. Upon
investigation, it proved that the
mercury had set the ice on fire,
and that the poor fellow who act
cd as cellarer had been scslded
10 death by the steam. Further
than that"
"Never mind, major" said the
commodore, YEARLY. "Yuma
must be quite a warm place. Let's
repeat. I've recovered from my
chill. A little absinths, please
Muggins. and make it with ice
that has been kept on ice. if you
have any,.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
post-Matrimonial Discoveries.
from the New York Morning Journ.l.l

from the New York Morning Journali /.
my dear. do you know you promised
to buy me seal skin sacque this Win.
telf'
ibid l, my lovei"
"Yes, AMI besides that, you were
going to give me new watch and q
larger set Of diamonds."
"InJeed! had forgotten 1t. When
did | make such promisei"
"Lrst Spring, when we were marriedi''
"Ahl yes; remember. But you see,
my love, then when made the promise
l supposed the railway fares, hotel bills
and hack hire would include all the ex.
penses Of our wedding tour and knew
that in such cise | would have plenty
Of money left for seal skin sacques,
watche, AMI diamonds; but that Ia
where made mistake. It entirely left
out Of my CALCULATE ms the fees of the
hotel walters and palace cur porters."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

mo, am not honest" says Scrib-
bius; .'but am dishonest from the best
of motives. Suppose man pays me $40
instead Of $50, aid it's . mistake he
might never discover. If give him
back the $40 he will say to himself:
There Is an honest person. The world
is tot so I'D, after all This will give
him confluence ia manki1d, and the
next man he deals with may cheat him
ont of his eyes. No. sir, don't want
to give any man confidence; 1t might
wreck his whole fortune. don't want
my fellow-beings cheated, and l mus
continue to do nothing that will pa
them of their guard" - Lo~issil
Cosrier-Jonraai.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Violating q Life Rule.

II have made II rule through life, "
he said at the lunch table the OF or day
to the man at his left. "never to meddle
with another mans business" That's
right-perfeclly right" was the reply.
"But l see you have new confidential
clerk" "Yvs, sir--ye+' Hes hard
looking case. I've seen him drunk q
dozen times, and l wouldn't trust hun
out Of my sight with nickel. Took
him out OF charity, ehf" "WelI, not
altogether, you know. He happens to
be my Oldest sonI' Then there was a
period of silence, so painful that bJtt
wish.d some one would yell sire" te
break it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Proposals for the Grading and I'm.
provement Of Mott Alley.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposAh
will be received by the undersigned up 10 the
meeting Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
Of November 18th, A. u. 1888, for the grading and
improvement OF Mott Alley, In stcoriancs with
the resolution Of the Mayor and Council Of the
city Of Los Angses, ordering said grading aud
Improvement.
Approved october asth, 1888. Resolutions No
1o5.
All proposals offered shall be accompanied BY
check, payable to the ord.r u the MAJ or of Tie
City Of Los Angeles and certified by respossibie
bank, In an amount Of st lssst $e8u6.
The Council reserves the iight TO reject any and
all bids.
By order Of the Couneii Of the City Of Los Al
geIes at its meeting Vi November u, A. " lsea'
". W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, November 9th, A D. lss3-
ns,7 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
School Bond Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given TO the qualified electors
Of san FesnAnao school district, that in accord
ance with the provisions Of Sections 1880 to 1883,
Political lode, an election will be neld On the
cath day OF November. A. ID. 1859,
At which win be submitted the question et issu-
ing bonds Of the district { the purpose Of build
ing and furnishins q school house The polls
viii be open at San Fernando pot budding
from o'cl ck A. H. until O'Clock =. N. vaien-
tine Lopez, II. W. 0riswold and john II. Barclay
viii serve "a judges Of election. The amount OF
ths bonds to be issued Is four thousand dollars
$4,000, OF the denomination Of $50 each. and to
bear iatefest at the rate Of percent per anniim.
Ahe number OF years hich said bonds are to run
y ss follows, viz; Bond No. for two year3;
bond No z for fouf years; bond No. Q for six
years; bond No. & for eight years; bond No. 6 for
Zen ysArs A. y. MuFFlrT
q. r kINA4DI,
JERONLAU LOPEZ,
poy7td uGxict school Txustsss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

Felipe Yorba, the guardsn Of the person and
estate Of r mas Yorba, an incempetent, having
fled his petition herein, praying for an order Of
sale Of certain Of the real estate Of said incympe
tent for the purposes therein set forth, IL y there
fore ordered by the Judge u esid Court, that the
next Of kin and all persons interested in the es-
tate Of said iacomp.te appear before the said
Superior Court ou Monday the 10Th day Of De.
ssmber, 1855 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day, A. the court room Of said Superior Court, at
the city Of Los Angeles in the cou ty Of Los An
gsles. 70 show cause why an order should not be
granted " the said Felipe Yorbs 70 sell so much
u the real estate Of the said incompetent as shall
Be DO esssry.
And that copy Of this order be pubished at
least three successive weeks Ia the Los AEoELk q
DAHY HsBALp, . newspaper printed and pub
hshei In said city and county Of Los Auselss-
v. H. HOWARD,
Judge Of the Superior Court
Dated Nov. sth, 1883 sovii I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Order to Show Cause.
In the Super or Court Of the county Of Los An
geies, State Of California
In the matter Of the estate and susrdIsnshipo
Henry D. Morgan. minor.
Order 10 show cause why ordsr of Sale Of RE
Estate should not be made.

James G. Horgan, the guardian Of the person
and estate of Henry D. Morgan, minor, having
sale OF certain Of the real estate Of said minor,
for the purposes therein est FORTH II Is thsreasse
ordered BY the Judge Of said Court that the neat
Of kin and all persons interested In the estate d
said minor, appear before the said Superior Court
on MONDAY, the l0sh day of isecrmbsr, 1881. VI
10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day, atthe osart
room Of said Superior ourt, at the city of Los
Argsles, In the county Of Los Angeles, to u y
cause Why an order should not be granted 70 tho
said guardian to sell 30 mueh OF the real estate of
the said miuor as shall bs ne6ess ,rv.
Aud that copy Of this order be publisbsa a.
least rhrss successive weeks in the Los ADosxRs
DAILY HERALD, Newspaper printed and pub
li.hed In said city and county of Los AngsssA
v. Z. HOWARD.
Judge Of the ssperior Cosh
Dated Nov. sth. 1888. novIltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Troubles of an Impecunious Duke
tLondon TRUTH

The Duke and Duchess Of Teck have
taken apartments at Florence for four
months, and it is probable that they will
remain in Italy for . considerable
period, obstacles having arisen 10 prevent
their contemplated residence at Rupen.
helm. The Princess and her daughter
will return to Engl md ia the Spring for
q couple Of months, when. all being
well. they are to be the guests Of the
Duchess Of Cambridge at st. James
Palace.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
0olxe NowrH
cox1xs souuL !

Sssamsrs OrisahA and Ancon 60 through 10 san
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on ~ dates u
their arrivals from Ban Fnnclsco.
The orisaha and Ancon call At Santa Barbars
ard Port Hartford. Q5an Luis Obispo) only. on ths
route 70 and from Ian Franeisco.
Ths Eureka and Los Angeles call 1t San
Basnsventura, Santa Barbara, 0ssiotA, Port
Hartford, Cayucos, s&n Simeon. Aoaterey and
Santa CruA
Cars 70 connect wish steamers from San Pedro
leave the 8. r. L. T. Depot. Los Angeles. at IL
o clock A. H., railroad time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

Mary Bills. the Administrative Of the estate Of
Robert Bills. deceased, having fled her petition
herein, praying for IN order Of sale OF certain Of
the rs i estate Of said decedent, for the purposes
therein cot forth, II is therefore oruered by the
Judge Of said Cou th.t all persons interested /.
the estate Of said deceased appea before the said
Superior Court on Monday, the lvth day Of 10.
Gambler, 1885, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon oi
said day, 1T the court room Of said superior
Court, st the city Of Los Angeles. 10 the county
Of Los Angeles, TO show cause why an ordef
should not be granted to the said administrative
10 sell 90 much of the real estate OF the said do
cesssd as shall be necessary.
And that copy Of this order be published at
least fouE successive weeks in the Los AseELE,
DAnY HERALD, . newspaper printed and pt.b-
lishsd In said city and county Of Los Angeles.
v. < HOWARD.
Judge Of the superior Court
Dated Nov. sth, 1883. novli ID
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Divorced Within Forty Minutes
Chicago Nsws.l

The quickest divorce time on record
was made yesterday morning. Lulu
scannell. by storrs 4 Ell OFT, her attor-
neys, filed = petition for divorce from
Burt X. Scanneli at Gas. At the same
time the efendant put in an appearances
waving all service, summons, notice and
other forms. At 10 o'clock the case
was taken before Judge Smith and the
evidence hesri, and at 1925 the decree
of divorce wss ordered. The entire
transaction occupied forty minutes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Main street.

At The expense Of the property owners. And
all parties Interested referred 10 said Rsso y
ton OF Intention. on file In the oice o. the Clerk
Of the Council, for further partlcul.n. A sopy
Of sud resolution may be found In the ONE Of
the Superintendent Of Streets-
Y. II. BOYD,
Superintendent Of Streets.
Los Angeles. Nov. Q. 1883. novlC l&
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
The Hair q Teli-Tale.
lPhiladell hia Call

In Japan much may be read from the
arraL cement # wop,an's hair. That
Of my friend, the teacher. told that she
was a widow and never meant to marry
again. The age and sex Of baby may
be known by the tuft In back of the neck
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24


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adlnfo. The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice Of Street Work.

Public notice is hereby gwen th,t the Counsl
OF tho city Of Los Angeles passed on tho % day
Of November, A. D. 1885, Resolution Of Intss-
ton, which resolution wss approved ON the sth
day oi November. Isss. providing for the grading
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
Order to Show Cause.

Order to Show Cause.
In the Superior CoHrt Of the county Of Les An.
gsles, State Il Caliiornis-
In the matter Of the estate and guardianshlp Of
Tomas Yorba. ino0mpstsLt
Order To show cause why Order Of saie Of Real
Estate should lot be made
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
NEW HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

The best in the market Have all the lates1
improvements, and as labor savers arc unriyalsd
PIics. t45 for either
n. SLoTTERBECk, AGENT.
Ma II aORTH MAIN 81, Opposite q
kossl. telst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

Order to Show Cause.
In The Superior Court Of the county Of Los An
geles, state Of California
In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Bills. do
oessed
Ordse 10 show cause why Order Of Sale Of Real
Estase should not be made
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Alameda Street
FoU N . RY

Has rs-opsped. and VII do castings for stores
snd buildiags al kinds: also IN kinds q
foundry work. All work will be arst-cisss.
Leave ordsn st ths corner Of Alameda and Also
aresea. u a tbs Foundry,
.. RAlLApE . 90.
Hxpinn prspei1eeeA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Rates II Pare from Los Angeles;

syPisns d sssamsss Cabins 1t Agents oascs
where besths may b secured
For Newport Landing, viA Santa Crua. esa.,
freight stsamsss Leave San Franctsoo about every
swo wsska, - ndss ssrve on the Newport bar.
Ths Compaay reserves ths right 10 ebsnws the
slsamsss or their days of sailing.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
SOUTHERN ROUTES.

TIME rAslz FOR sovlaasER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
LINES OF TRAVEL.

PACIFIC COAST
Steamship Company.
9ooDALL. PERKINS a Co. General Agens.
SAN FRANCISCO.
NORTHERN ROUTES.
STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangie, sitkA and Harrisburg. Alaska. and
Nanaimo and Now Westminster, b. O.. Is ad'
vertissd In San Francisco newspapers.
For Victoria, Port Townsend. Seattle, Tacoma
Steilacoom and Olympia on Nov. 9Th. 10th. 10th
2sth. Dee. 9th, 18th, ed, 30th, at ~ .. ~
For Astoria and Portland. every "Wednesday
and saturday.
For Eureka, Aroata and Hookton. every Wodnes
day.
For Point Arena. Cuffys Cove. Little River
Whitesboro. Mandocino City. and Noyo, eveiy
Monday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
g GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE" !"

called oornsos
ooMMoDioy WELL veMyTao WEI
FINEST UPON
sEvENTv-Fvg GENTS EAoH.
CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS PAUL.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
and
All Through carried Fast Express Trains
r. r. CABLE, e. ST. JOHN,
vbos-p osny Mama 4
CHICAGO