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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

rule requiring that in the Interpretation
o, constitutional proyisions that The full
extent be given 10 the intent with which
they were adopted The power con,
ferred by the Thirteenth Amendment
don't rest on implication, or inference,
aud the power to enforce it by appro'
pirate legislation was expressly granted.
Congress, therefore. may enact laws to
protect the colored people against deprt
vation on account OF their race. Any
civil rights enjoyed by other freemen In
the State, and such legislation as may be
Of a direct and primary charac-
ter, operating on the States, their
officers and agents, and on those
welding power under the state, the Ma
tional legislature may, without trans
ocnding the limits of the constitution,
do for Huffman, liberty and the fanda'
mental rights Of American citizenship,
what It did with the sanction OF the
Supreme Court for the protection OF
slavery and the rights OF masters over
fugitive slaves In every material sense
applicable to the practicable enforcement
of the Fourteenth Amendment Rail.
road corporations. keepers OF inns, and
managers Of places Of amusement are
agents of the state, because amenable to
public regulation and the denial by
these instrumentalitics, to a citl-
clt zen, because of his race, OF that
character of civil rights secured him by
law is denial by States. and the su.
preme law Of the land has decreed that
no authority shall be exercised in this
country on the basis Of discrimination in
respect to civil rights or previous con.
dtion of ssryitude. The assumption
that the general government cannot. In
advance Of hostile State laws or hostile
State proceedings. actively interfere for
the protection OF any rights, privileges
and immunities secured by the Four
teenth Amendment is unauthorizedby Its
language.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

THE preparations for the New Orleans
Exhibition are almost complete, and 1t
bids fair TO be a grand success. In
Mexico and the various countries OF
Central America, Us well as in our
Southern States, great deal OF interest
has been manifested. New Orleans Is
N of the oldest, and the largest, MS
well as Che most interesting, OF oil the
cities Of the South, and, during the
winter, offers great attractions to visi-
tors. Our wines, our wheat, and the
productions of our canneries, as well rs
such fruit as may be in season, should
be exhibited at New Orleans, city with
which Los Angeles is destined to have
very important commercial relations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

CosrRAcrs have been made by james
Gordon Bennett and by J. w. Mackay
for the laying Of two new Atlantic cables,
and by the end OF next May they will be
open to the public. 1t Is probable that
these gentlemen will do as they say, and
that the management Of the new cables
will be conducted on legitimate business
principles. These lines will not be sold
outtorival companies, norwill Mr.. Goulds
plan OF extorting rates from newspapers
and business interests, In order to pay
dividends on watered stock, be resorted
to. In this way the leading journals Of
the country will be able to obtain from
Europe all Of the daily news worth
knowing. We shall lose in the guam
tity Of the news cabled, but we shall
gain in quality. Mr.. Bennett has found
that long accounts Of new plays, court
news, aud the like, are not appreciated IN
this country, and are valneless as dis
tinctiye features OF the Herald. An
American wants his news from Europe
in the same form as that in which his
home news Is told. Good editing con-
sists in presenting in the most concise
form to the readers Of journal the
greatest amount Of news from all parts
of the world that can be obtained. The
price of grain, the condition and ten.
dency of the money market at the great
centers Of the worlds trade, the state of
the crops, and the like, are what we
care To know by telegraph That Queen
Victoria unveiled John Browns monu-
ment at Balmoral, or that the Emperor
William sat his horse in drizzling rain
for three hours and forty.three minutes
while his troops marched in review and
then went home to dinner, are matters
which the interested may read OF in let
ters of special correspondents, clippings
and other padding
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Catholic Church in this country was
"a little higher social standing" It
would seenl ilat Ilia Eminence is
under q great mistake. As social re-
former Christ preached democracy, aud
among the trusted twelve only one was
man Of thorough education and social
standing. And, we believe the fact is
admitted by all candid opponents of the
Church Of Rome, since those times this
church has consistently welcomed rich
aud poor. the man respected by his fell
low.man aud the pariahs of society, with
the same unvarying welcome. II seems
to us that any true church should fol-
low In the footsteps Of its master. And,
II worldly policy be allowed place in
the practice Of the christian church, this
unwavering protest Of the Catholic
Church against all social distinctions
before the Almighty is ominently lifting
in republic such as ours The unior-
tunate speech of the eminent church,
man whom we have mentioned shows
that Mousignor Capel forgets he is not
now receiving converts from the aris-
tocraey of England. These words were
III chosen in the success OF the cause
which our distinguished visitor un-
doubtedly has at heart.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

As a matter OF record, and because
many of our esteemed contemporaries on
this const do not seem to be aware how
very bad il was. we give the figures
which show what defeat the Ropubli-
can party sustained in Republican Iowa.
In 1880 the plurality OF Garfield was
$4,000, but that of the late election was
25,0O0 only. Last winter the Republi-
can majority on joint ballot OF the Legis'
lature was eighty-three, and their ma
iority in the Lower House was forty-one.
In the House just elected there will be
fifty one Republicans, forty-eight Dem
oerats and one Independent; thus, the
Republicans will have majority oi
three; at the outside, four. The late
Congressional representation OF Iowa
was entirely Republican; OF the next
represention half will be Democrats
Republicanism may have "held its own"
in Iowa, as is claimed by Republicans
hereabouts, but relatively increased
holding of its own next time will be the
end of the Republican party in Iowa.
On receiving full returns from the States
voting on the 9th of the month we shal
publish like analyses Of the results.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

TIM figures for Ohio nre as follows'
Hoadleys majority over Foraker, l2,529.
Hoadley over Republican, Prohibition
and Greenback candidates, 1883. The
Prohibition amendment was defeat
cd by 39,543. The legislature will
stand, House, 60 Democrats, "a Repub-
licans. Senate. % Democrats, ii Re-
publicans. Democratic majority on
Joint ballot 26. These figures are as
officially announced.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

The man Of the Tribune remarked
that Henry Irving "does not possess an
aflluent and torrid sensuality," where
upon he OF the Sun said that "some oil
his critics display an arctic and penuri-
GUS want Of common sense" All this,
however, does not alter the fact that his
walk is the waddle of an Arctic penguin,
while he talks rs though he held torrid
potato in his mouth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

II Il is true, as asserted, that the
President and Secretary Chandler are
not on good terms, and that the latter
will leave the Cabinet, this episode
will bring more credit to Mr.. Arthur
than his administration has achieved
thus far. The administrations loss
would be the country's eternal gain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

ALTHouen they have adopted the ex-
pedient of "vociferating in order to
keep their courage up, the sad Novem-
ber days must be to our Republican
brethren the saddest Of the year. The
leaves of Republican hope began to fall
in October with the loss of Ohio and the
beggarly show in their great stronghold
of Iowa. Now that in New York, New
Jersey and Virginia, the gale OF the 9th
instant has denuded the branches OF the
Republican tree entirely, in spite of
vociferation, the wintry aspect OF
things in general must be peculiarly
oheerles IS to them. ""ris sad to see
their hopes decay, and yet their faith
grow stronger. but it will be sadder yet
twelve.month hence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Tue doctrine of Bayard, OF Delaware,
is sound. In the course OF speech
made during the late campaign in New
Jesey, he said: 'The difference between
the two parties is this; If to the Re
publican party thing seems politically
right, it will 10 it, On the other hand,
the Democratic party will do what it
deems politically right, If the Constitu-
ton will allow. The Constitution says
there shall be no privileged class. This
is effected by restricting power in the
hand to which some power must be com
mitted. There is not trouble affecting
the people which cannot be traced di-
rsctly to an abandonment of the consti-
tutioual limitations of power, The Re-
publicans give the rights and powers OF
the people to corporations They en-
franchise ignorant black men simply to
give the control OF the State to their
party, The foolish Civil Rights Bill,
which they knew was unconstitutional,
was only another attempt TO attach the
negro to their party.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Tnr Free Will Baptists Of Minnesota
assert that they cannot countenance
the likings Of President Arthur for whis'
key and the like. It's very hard to get
water enough for Free viii Baptist
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
herald steam Printing House,

The HsnAtp Steam Printing House i' not sur
na..aI by any job Printing oalec on tho Pacific
co,s, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities Tor
doing fob work. Low prices, good work and ex'
,u,p may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
EASTERN.

sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NRw YosK, Nov. l7.--Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, SASS; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4.S5A; Y.
S. AIS of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. las
u. s. As of 1907, interest quarterly
sl.22s; U. S. IS, Sl.oOA; Western Union
Telegraph, 79t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Two hundred feet frontage on riith
Avenue, between Fifty.Eighth and Fifty
Ninth streets, New York, was sold the
other day for eight hundred and fifty
thorsand dollars.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

NrwsrAPKRs are becoming venerable
in this country also. The Courant, oil
Hartford, has just celebrated its one
hundred and twentieth birthday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

The HsnALp office is connected with the ieie-
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county.
orders for advertisements or job work may DO
sent through this medium to number i,o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
Awards of Contract for the
Constructor of the Hill and
Seventh st. Sewer and it's
Branches.

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting Of
the Council Of the city of Los Angeles, held on
the I7th day OF November. A. D. 1888, contracts
tor the construction OF the Hill and Seventh
streets sewer, and its branches, known as the
sixth street sewer, the olive-street sewer and the
Fort-street sewer No. 2,were awarded in sections
as follows, viz;
section was awarded to W. J. Nicely, for the
sum OF S1,5l1l9.
Section was awarded to W. J. Neely, for the
sum OF 81, ,o5S,37l.
the sum OF Sl,005.4S.
Section. was awarded TO Jos IL. Smith, fer
the sum OF SGl65o.
Section was awarded 10 W J, Nicely TOR the
sum OF 81 COZ.
Section was awarded to W, j. Neely, for the
su OF ST. ,Sio,S7.
Section was awarded to W u Neely, for tho
sum Of 81 1880,
W. W. ROBINSON,
Ciork OF the Council OF the city of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, November II, 1888. nls bt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

DURING the past fiscal year nearly
5000 new pensions were granted.
1t is eighteen years since the close OF
the war, and there must be something
wrong somewhere. Even with all the
looseness OF Republican laws and this
administration, it is not probable that
all proper cases for pensions were not
presented and acted upon long ago.
The time for making application TOR
pensions has been extended, very un-
wisely, and it is more than probable
that many impostcrs actually receive
pensions from the Government OF the
United States. And, seeing that there
remains still many thousands OF appli'
cations for pensions awaiting the action
of the bureau, it is impossible to con-
ceive where this abuse is going to stop,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square New
York city, are agents for the HKnALD. hwiil
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

The TInRALp is the official paper Of the city OF
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
ali other municipal notices appear only In Its col.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
FOREIGN.

Tho Australian Annexation
scheme.
LONDON, Nov. II. Earl Derby writes
'If the Australian conference decides
that the annexation of the South Sea Is.
lands is desirable. the home government
will consider whether and how far such
annexation will be justifable and prac-
ticable."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

WHEN, in the course Of recent ser
mon delivered in New York, MensignoT
Capel said that one thing needed by the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

mlldle-a aged woman to assist in taking care
Of a baby. and make herself generally useful In q
family Of two persons. Address W, san Gabriel
postoiice. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Mr. D. N Rowe is the Santa Ana agent of
the IIERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
A. 0. U. W.---SpECIAL NOTICE.

The members OF Los Angeles Lodge, No. 55, A,
o. U. W, are requested to be present at our
regular monthly meeting, to be held Friday even.
ing, Nov, 23, at which time @. NJ, W, J. T, Rog-
eFs Is expected to be present.
Members OF Southern California Lodge, No.
l0l and visiting brothers are cordially invited 10
attend A. C. DoAN, NJ. w.
C. II, White. Recorder. noylS Ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
A PapaI Nuncio 10 be Appointed to
the United states.

RoME, Nov. 1.-THE Diretto says
that it is stated that the Vatican has
consented to appoint Nuncio to the
United States in accordance with the
wishes of the American Bishops now in
Rome. The Dire'to expresses the
opinion that the American Congress will
approve such appointment.
Capital for a New Canal.
CAIRO, Nov. IA syndicate CT
banks represented by the Anglo Egyp-
tia Banking Company, has offered to
provide the capital necessary to con.
struot new canal across the lsthmus II
hegovernment will undertake to build 1t.
Getting Ready for War.
SHANGHAI, November l7.-An aide de
camp of Peng Yu Tin has arrived at
Hankow to raise 10000 volunteers for
service in the event of war with France.
Foreigners in China are uneasy. The
White Lily Society, secret organiza-
ton, is reported to be again active.
Cotton Factory Destroyed by Fire
Five Persons Burned.
CRY OF Mexico, vIAGALvEsToS, Nov.
1.-The San Fernando cotton factory
in Tlaxpam, near here, was destroyed by
fro to, day. FIVE operatives were
burned. Loss, 5000, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
FOR RENT.

A desirable house Of six rooms, bath, etc, con
yenientiy located; parties renting must pur
chase carpet and window shades, which ar
$50. noyi7te
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
STRAY HORSE.

strayed from the premises OF the undersigned,
on Main street, between Pco and Carr streets,
Saturday evening, a small white horse, with
dark name and tail, and partly healed wound
on the right rump, near root OF tail. suitable
reward will be paid any one returning the same
1t H. A. BARCLAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
LOST.

EDELMAN 81 CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars ard do the largest
obbing trade in southern California. myl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

On Tuesday night, November 18th, going down
Commercial street, towards First street. memo
randum book Of no value to anyone but the
osner A suitable reward will be paid for us
return to the HERALD office. noylS "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE
Il M s. u Ec N NJ q H
NJ, Krener and L, Melger, having entered into
copartuership in the
Insurance Business,

viii be found at No. 49, SPRING STREET,
Temple Block. They will attend 10 insurance In
the most reliable foregn and American fro In.
suranee companies, the public would do we'll to
consult them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
verdict OF Not Guilty.

RED BLUR, Nov. 1.-THE jury ia
the case OF Montgomery, charged with
shooting Townsend. proprietor Of the
Sentinel, brought in a verdict OF moi
guilty. Great excitement followed the
announcement and Montgomerys wife
tainted. The verdict gives general sat
isfaetion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
LOST.

A two carat diamond attached to a gold bird.
Finder will please return same to W II. Perry,
and be liberally rewarded. noyls 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
Capital for a New Canal.
BORN.
NEW TODAY.

LEAHY--In this city, November IA, 1883, to the
wife OF Thomas Leahy, q son.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

lot OF empty whisky barrels and other Hue
cooperage for sale cheap at No. Is Commercial
street, at tho Commercial wlue Rooms Of New
lands & Hunter novl7 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Furnished rooms, with or without board, at
l0c Olive street, Two large sunny rooms. fnr.
nished, at ioe Olive street. rovls Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
Forty Acres ana a Mule.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, Nov. l7.-Elder
Morgan, of the Mormon Church. passed
through this city to-day, en- route to
Salt Lake with rs recruits from South
ern States. The Proselytes are of the
most ignorant class and appear to have
no idea Of Mormonism. They say they
have been promised homes, with no re-
striction as to choice of religion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
The Printers striise In New YORK

New York, Nov. 1.-THE compost
tors strike was prevented early by the
editors Of the Post aud other evening
papers. The Post says 1--WE shall
have to ask the indulgence Of our road
era during the next few days. The
strike was not caused by any threatened
decrease of wnges, the rates paid being
as high as those paid bo any other even
ing paper. It is simply an attempt to
force wages up by a combination in cur
city in particular branch of the busi-
neas
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
WARIEp

Horse, buggy and harness for sl60 Apply a
Office OF P, Philip & Co., Q Commercial street.
novl5 2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
NEW TO-DAY.

NEW TO-DAY.
FOUNTAIN THEATRE Admission Flee.
Choice Property.
DESIRE TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
Choice City Property,
At.
Rates Lower than Ada
cent Tracts,
AnD INVITE COMPARISON.
Lots on Carlisle street. being the first street
east Of Msin street, on the east side Of Carlisle
street, at 50 per front foot and on the west side
Of Carlisle street, at 81 per front foot.
Lot on Fort street west side. 6oxl65.
one Of the handsomest unimpreyed lots In the
city 10 the best residence block in the city, $780,
400 Acres of land In san Rafael
Ranch.
with water FOR irrigation, equal In amount per
acre to that OF ths Uhids tract at S65 per acre In
lots at from fifteen to forty acres
Forty Acres Near Fulton Well.
At so PER ACRE.
Fine Lands One and One-half Miles
Northwest of Orange, In
Lots to Suit.
NINE LOTS.
Corner OF Twelfth and San Julian street, partly
covered with oranage, lepon, peach, pear, pruDes
and other trees, and raspberry bushes, at from
$500 to s27b each.
Lot NV. Corner OF Frank
lin and New High
Streets, half block from spring street. IS feet on
Franklin by 1870 feet on New High, containing
three houses Price $4,000
FIVE LOTS
ia Block W Of the Mott Tract, between First and
Second streets, at from $50 to sl75 each
Ten lots in Brooklyn tract for $3.50.
Twenty-one lots Of about half acre each be-
tween Rowland and Washington streets, near
Fgueros.
M. l.. w ickS,
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

Three well located saloons for sale cheap by
J. +. WHITE & CO.,
novl7 st NE. cor. First and Main SITS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
A Cross Complaint.

SAN JOSE, CAL, November I'm.
B. Marcum, who was recently tried
for forgery, on the complaint OF w. H.
Chilcote, aud who was discharged on the
disagreement of the jury, has commenced
an action against Chlicote for S25, 600,
for alleged malicious prosecution and
false Imprisonment. He rs-afiirms that
on October $, 1881, he loaned Chilcote
$780, for which Chilcote executed a
promissory note.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18

COOPERATE FOR sEls.

Promptly and EQuitably Adjusted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
BARBER WANT 90.
FOR SALE.

A good barber for q country hotel, who Will
act half OF tho day as table waiter Inquire at
room 0, Ponet building, Main street. novlS 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
ART GLASS WORKS
FOR SALE.

Peter L, Mallou will receive orders for glass
work during the next three days at the Cosnio-
politan Hotel. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
Ex-Governor Reigart SubpGnaed
in the HilI-Sharon Case.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. l7,--Ex-Goy.
ernor Reigart, of Wisconsin, has been
subpenaed to depose as to what he
knows in the Sharon.Hill matter. 1t is
stated that he has very strong personal
reasons for not wishing to testify in the
matter to-day. He refused to state the
reasons, but promised on his honor as a
gentleman to appear and testify next
Saturday. General Barnes opposed con.
tinuance, but it was decided to grant the
request.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
Fine Lands One and One-half Miles
Northwest of Orange, In
Lots to Suit.
FIVE LOTS

| Ia Block W OF the Mott Tract, between First and
| Second streets, at from $50 to Sl75 each.
Ten lots in Brooklyn tract for $3.50.
| Twenty-one lots Of about half an acre each be.
tween Rowland and Washington streets, near
| Figueros.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-18
HORSE CLIPPING.

Parties who have horses TO clip can have 6rst-
class work done by applying to
". r. Hoffman q Co,
L. s. Hotel, this firm haying just finished sea
son in San Francisco and Oakland. Orders from
the country attended to with promptness. mis- lw