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lrAs yuAa Panty.
The Ladies Havs their Wayne
waii-ylowsrs Ailowsd-How +
wss Managed and who were there
Tender Hsarts end Rosy cneeks.


Nadsau Hall was last night a scene Of
beauty and lovelinsss only 70 be seen IN
Los Angeles. whore tho female creation
attains it, utmost lovsliness and perfsc-
tion. The occasion was the Annual
Lssp Year Party, given by the young
ladies' Of Los Angeles to their gentlemen
friends, and entirely managed by the
fair sex themselves In thsir most CHEEKY
and fascinating manner.
The Reception Committee consisted Of
Misses T. sepulvsda. N. Coronsl. H. M.
Dominguez. L. Maxwell and R. Kelly.
The Floor Mansg : was Miss ]. r.
Del Vale. and the Floor COMMITTEES
Misses A. +. Thompson, H. Dslvalle
snd r. Wilson.
|. Among the honorary guests among
the married persons were Col. John o.
Wheeler aud wife. Col. Walter 8.
Moore and wife. Joseph Mesmer and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. weiner, Mr.. aud
Mrs. R. BildwrAin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ygna-
clio Bilderrain. aad Mr.. sad Mrs. G. A.
Durfes.
Among the ladies' prssent were OBJ
served Missss Mamie Woodworth. Tin
nile Mssmsr. Mary Clancy. Georgia
Mott. Virginia Burt. three Misses Dele
val. Mis.ss Ellen Lc Vigne. -Andsrson,
K. and L. Sspulvsda, = Anap, Rachel
Hupp. = Cooper. Jennie Mcdowell and
Mrs. Hughes.
The victims Of invitation who seemed
most ssrensly happy were Gen. J. M.
Baldwin. Major George s. Patton, Ma.
jor George II. Bonebraks, Col. Gay, DR..
Gillingham, DR.. GAndars. Msssrs. Alb
bott Kinney, A. @. Ruxton. Glssssll
Patton, George J. Denis, J. B. Lanksr-
shin. Frank Schumacher, w. s. Waters,
=. L. Dewey, Tony Mssmsr, Hon. r. +.
del Vale, Msssrs. Sostsnes, Sepulvsda.
Louis vigne. w. Dsleval, H. l. Seward.
R. Domingusz, J. G. Cline. Fred Griffith,
y. Goodfisnd. N. X. Vail and J Barker.
After march and quadrills and seven
other dances. supper was announced by
Major Patton, and the ladies led their
guests to the supper table. After ~
sissing the masculine portion to fine
supper, seven more dances were exeout-
ed, Wsngeman's Band played Home,
Sweet Home," and the ladies conducted
the gentlemen to the door-steps Of their
homes and bads them adieu. Itisn need-
lees to say that the gentlemen retired to
rest. and dreamed Of moonlight. music,
love and flowers. Thus ended the Leap
Year ball.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
A Daring Burslary.

A bold and succsssful burglary was
committed on Tuesday night st the store
Of Charles Foeh. 100 Also street. corner
Of Garcia street. Mr.. Foch was In the
habit of Keeping large amount Of mon
~ 10 HE store, and this fact must have
bssa we'll knowa TO tho burslAn who
robbed the estabIlahmsnt. The propsi-
stor lived in the rsar Of The store and
had his rear windsw fastened down BY .
lsres pike drivsa over The sash. On
ths day or night bsiors ths robbery
some person went into The rear roon
and pulled out the spiks. Between IL
and O'Clock u night the burglars
pushed around the catch that hsld DOWN
The sssh and opsnsd The window. They
then entered The sleeping room Of Of Mr..
Foch, took he store key from his pock-
Of, entered the stors and robbed IL Of
200 In money and gold watch and
chain. Thsy then Departed for parts
unknown. Mr.. foch had $1,000 in
erssnbacks sswed into the inner side Of
HE coat which wss unknown TO the
thieves and 70 remained undisturbsd.
rhs thieves must have bean well posted
aboes the premises end were probably
soae q Ne suseoassu. aad % took %.
eesloa 70 nn.hs thsnsslvss familiar with
~ pesnisa M plAes rebbsd = with
b fsv reds d ~ p,ese % old Also
naaA tAat NJ rsbhsa shorl stas slnes
q n 90. NJ ~ ~ ~ kavs bsen
eoeunl11sd ~ ~ snne pef1y. Dooh q
~ puee1n Fc61o1 Vur6 q vroneh ~
uor& HHo = : ~ ~ - : nkiI1ni
9@l.ell.9 = ~ : ~ ~ = e1UoaP.
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ansAr sasaaT sTsRn.
nnsct OF the ssorn-Ths Grsatsst in
Generation : Scenes and lnci-
dents Mining intelligence


DAooErr, CAL. Feb. Q. 1884.
EDIzoR HxRALD--I believe promised
to drop you line whom l returned to
naggett. Therefore must keep my
promise good. l find everybody hearty
here aud full Of hope. as usual. We
have had very heavy rains all over the
desert country, and all the prominent
mountain peaks on all sides are now
white with Snow. and look like so many
huge snow-drifts cropping up out Of the
desert. THIS rain has been grand thing
for every one in this section, as well ~
your more favored people who live on
the ''inside." II insurss us plenty Of
good water In our springs and wells, and
plenty Of grass for our stock. The Mo-
jave river has been higher than for many
years, perhaps higher than st any time
since General Fremont found IL naviga.
BILE for the largest kind OF vessels. OPP
posite this place II was impassable for .
number Of days, and some enterprisine
fellow started ferry-boat TO accommo-
date foot passengers between this place
aud Calico, but the poor fellow came to
grief financially. for II was no sooner
seen that he was becoming
powerful monopolist than some other
fellow started an opposition, and reduced
the fare, 90 be said, below living rates.
Their boats are now high aud dry, the
water has subsidized and teams and horse.
men can now cross without danger. The
only accident that happened in this Vi.
cinity was the drowning Of Chinaman
who attempted to ford the rivor and was
swept away by the current. We can
stand the loss OF the Chinaman but 1t is
said be had some S400 Of good American
money ON his person, which is probably
past sscovery-too sad! The King
Company started up their mill TO day on
their own ores. This mine is looking
fine, and eli connected with It an
ticipats the most profitable run
they have ever made.
The reports from ell the mines now be-
ing worked in and around Calico. are most
promising. Also from the Lava Beds /
hear reports of rich strikes. The troubles
in connection with the Alvord mine.
near Camp Cady, I hear are about to be
amicably settled. when work will be re-
sumed at that place. At Ord but little
IL being done just nov, but ] believe
that work will be started up on some Of
the mines in few days. or as soon -
the weather is sufRoiently settled to get
supplies in. II Is now currently report
ed here, and ON good auihority, that
Col. 0lnistead, from Colorado, is about
To establish sampling works at his place.
He has secured lot st the east end of
town, near the railroad track, where he
will locate his business. This II good
move in the right direction, and one in
which every one In this section takes .
deep interest. II will be great benefit
to this whole section Of country, and II
properly constructed. will build up
large business in the near future that
will rot only be very profitable to ihe
promoters, but the mine owners ns well,
as Il will give MS home market for all
base ores, that are now comparatively
valueless. Yesterday we had sun
shiny day. but to-day tSundayl, the 10th,
IL 10 raining again. with every prospect
Of On extended storm. L.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
COURT REPORTS
superior court-Howard, )

Superior Court-Howard, ].
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
In re L.. Benckler, insolvent-Account
Of assignee heard and allowed.
Estate Of L. r. De Lomosa, deceased
Petition for distribution heard and
granted.
Estate of J. Munos, deceased d--same
entry.
Pico VS.. Cohn ct al.-Stay Of execu-
tion until motion for new trial is heard
granted.
Estate Of Mary e. Sullivan, deceased
Petition for settlement Of final account
heard and allowed; partial distribution
ordered.
Reid VI. Strobridge-Continued until
Feb. 20, at 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. Hay. rape-Motion for q
change Of venue denied, with leave to
renew the motion at the time Of i'm
pauelling the Jury.
GARNER VS.. Grimand, ct al--Defend-
ants move to dismiss plaintiffs proceed.
ings for q new trial for lack Of prose.
oution. Plaintiffs counsel in court.
Continued until February 18th. Plant.
IFS motion to set aside judgment set for
samo day at l0A. M.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Richards vs.. Gilmore. OF al--Trial.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Pasadena.

Business gentlemen who contemplate
becoming residents Of the Southern
California Paradise" when the South
ern Pacific Railroad is opened. should
secure the commanding building sites now
offered for sale in the beautiful orange
groves OF Mr.. James Smith. on Orange
Grove avenue. They are located on
hillside. looking east, having splendid
views Of the entire San Gabriel valley
and convenient to Postoffice, schools
and churches. Mr.. Smith has also
soma lots on the main thoroughfare
and business street, Fair Oaks avenue,
between Hotel Raymond and postoffice,
tho corner lots Of two and half acres
each having frontages of $50 feet BY 206
feet. jan30-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
PRopEsrY TRANSFERS.
aEPoRrkD By oILLErrE. oiBsoE WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.


c0NvKYANcEB-FEBRUARY II. 1854
NJ sec il. Tis, R 10 "; $50.
EsAte Of O W0tt, minor, to D Dertsch-un-
divided Of NE ONE sec Il. Tls, = 10 W;
3 cnasn to n Matshsws-s 4. 90 aerss Of lot .
orians addition . Eass A; q.
N Mathews 10 Julia Brossort-Sams 81 lsst;
- xouon ct Alto VII Morton Gan n, ISIS,
N - acres Of lot :, range ., Temple Gibson
tr.ee. sad lot ;, Morton Hoas:sssad tssct; q.
g. Of sE 1 os Sc I Of 81 &c ss. Is. RIA W:
y II md orsrosss 4 Dc Sordholt 70 D de-
Rsyss Il al-porttous Of Palm 4; q.
k.ndolph e Esther Byers i acre in &c 70
u 3 Hodeiins to Il A Bard-Eael aers. Of lot
=. watts Subdivision Of part Of Ro San Rafasi;
D Alvarado and Estsfans A de johnson 70 \
sasc 4 Js qssss esy s,s'ss
D Mekes! and Emma ', bis wife 70 VIM
Maria d h: Nisvss 0 dc Boil 70 O Gaando
ssd ARR. : Dc Aillsrs tnow rrnasi,-"iish
p Gsm;sr ssd " vichssy-Agrsemsns 70 party
wan bet lots " sids Main q N Of Turner It,
TIE Rowan 70 WI Brodrick- Undivided q
lots l, :, {, s and q. viIla tract; sl75.
" Brudrick And 7 Rowan 70 u 8 Cornwall
and 2 o Wilkinsoo-Lots - 70 81 and parts Of
lots -. - and y. viIl. tracti slsoo.
@ L NoBthcrAft 70 O Lane. Jr-Lots Is and 10.
bIk }. Pioneer Building Lot Association tract
ssraA wicks 70 Rutan-Lotsi and = and
" part Of lot .. watts sabdivision Of part Of Re
san nafnsl: e1ln0
ETWrichs 70 Nm r Barnett-Lot -, Brod
hck's gubdivision u celis Vineyard tract; 80.
n Mullins and eue. his wife, 70 J crosier-
| Lots 10 md II, Nullins' tract. RandsnA; 800.
Il JwCAssy and Martha J. his wifs, 70 WIN
Donwsll-W 10 acres of IS acres ol SW Of NV
80 =. TIN, 10 "; nz50.
" Armstrong 70 W 0oodrich-Lot Q. hh ~
| e150.
q G Exan and Laura, his wife, 70 Hattie |
Goodrich m 30 n of Iot !, blk 81. Pomona; $50
PutsuAn by CITY IAx Colleotor 70 Camp
bslI-Lots n, =, ssand 70, bib -, ords survey
SfRRce a.d D o xulIs ana / Tsvis. srus
| w., 70 b A Barclay md = N @ wilson- Loe1
~ : sad = ! q NJ 80 q. y. , u VI
E.is1s es Ksus1s osuussr. deed, 70 frank -.
ls.i-psssss di''sssinx lot .. sivssda's srsss'
/ O Won PianIts TO IN Abbott and Lucas-
strips rod widsin Hens trsct, No San Antonio
nv wasdsou and g, his wiis, 70 Kate Hosril
-Loe -. blk .. Weshingsoa Garden trAct: go
Q N howard 10 MFp Hsfl Lehman Lot 70. bls
D. Morris Vineyard trAc4; 600.
WI Dro1rick And = Rowan 10 Mrs Rich
ar1s-Loe 10. viila tEaet; $50.
A \ Locunis and 3 HuboslI 70 " @ Furrey =
Lot II. blk 5, Washing(nn Garden tract; Sts.
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Excursions.

The excursions that are coming to
Los Angeles every few days are bring.
ing a great many very wealthy people
here to locate and make permanent
homes in Los Angeles or surrounding
country. On arriving they are all
anxious to zee our beautiful city and
country. and among the good and beauti-
full things they are first to discover Is the
famous Tansills Punch cent cigar. sold
at the P, 0. Cicsr store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Baushsr's Bonanza.

Kiusley. Kansas. Mercury, Saturday.
December 20, 1858: Some time ago E.
D. Baugher, blacksmith Of this town,
commenced investing in the Henry Col
legs Lottery Of Louisville. KY, and last
Saturday he obtained the welcome intel
ligence that the ticket he held had
drawn the second cash prize of $40, 900.
the lucky number being 1922. Mr..
Baugher is an industrious working man
and one of our most respected citizens.
THE PRIZE PROMPTLY PAID.
LoUIsv1LLE, KY, Jan. 4. lSS4.-Re-
ceived Of j.. j. Douglas, for the Henry
College Lottery Company, payment in
full for prize ticket No. 1922, drawn
December 27, 1883. said prize ticket
drawing ten thousand dollars $50, ,000)
and owned by Il. D. Baugher. Of Kins-
ley, Edwards county, Kansas.
BANK OF KENTUCKY,
By E. c. Dulaney, Clerk.
Next grand drawing in Covington, Ky.
February 2sth; 1000. $4,000. 5000
and other large prizes. Tickets only s2
halves. 81. Address your orders to J
). Douglas, Covington, KY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Arroyo Boulevard.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Arroyo
Boulevard Company were filed for record
In the County Rseordsr's once ysstsr-
day. The purposes for which the com
pauy is formed ara TO construct. operate
and maintain . wagon toll road from
some polut IL ths city Of Los Angeles.
by wsy of the Arroyo Ssoo through
Highland Park. 0lasssll's Arroyo tract
sad . place ksown - Lincoln Park (0Ak
Grovs) In South Pasadena and from
thsses to Pasadsns City. bat the satirs
rod net 70 sxessd isn milss, aad for
The attainment Of suoh purposs. 10 ~
quirs necessary iands. water, water
righta rishss Of way. etc. The capital
stock Of ths corporation is ~. 200. d.
vided into 1900 shares Of The par value
Of 80 each, e25 shares Of which have
bssn subscribed By the sorporason. =
follow. Andrew Glansll. A. h. Jsd-
con, w. Thoapsoa. o. II. Csn6ar, CIV.
Morgan, B. +. Ball, 50 sharss saoh, and
@. w. Wilson, Is sharsA The follow.
ing u the Board Of Dirsetou for The 6st
year: Andrew Glasssll. A: Il. Judson,
G. W. Wilson. o. h. Cougar and B. r.
BAH. The corporation is to exist Tor
hfty ysars.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Wellington GOAL.

The attention Of consumers Of coal is
called to the superiority and economy Of
this coal as fuel as against any other
either coal or wood-for sale in this
market. It is specially recommended
for house uses, burning up to clear.
white ash and leaving no refuse or SCOT.
For steam purposes it has no equal. The
undersigned is prepared to sell this coal
in carload lots aud upwards from his
coal bunkers at Wilmington, or ships
when discharging, delivered at any sta.
ton on the lina Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. To be had at all the retail
coal yards in this city.
WALT. s. MAXWELL,
Wholesale Dealer. No. 10 Court street.
febl2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Passsnssss Dos Prom tns East

PAnoengors Dus Prom she East
To-day.
The following hfhs ~ q paasassrl
fron ~ East. Va ~ Seutksrn rsute,
70 arsivs h L. Anssls a lss2o. :. \.
to-day. spscially ssssgs.pAsd - ths
HERALo from Casa 0rsnds. Arizonas
J Drsyfus and vifA N Y; Martin
kiesmaa aad vifs, fsoria, Nh; 4 Hsw-
N N Y, Mr. J y Grssn, WEBSTER,
Mas, Mn psssdruu. Euporia. Nan,
Mn A Bartlsta Min 3 Barllste, New
Bedford. Aass; 3 MP Lsag. Dallas,
Tsxi 8 ekinnsr ssd vile, Chlaee, O
Lna , , Rsynolds. y \ why ~
vile. 8 Cstlr. 1en Isanelsso, , J nsy.
- nee>aesAlex , TIA PhIIo1elpHla,
E 3. 2 - = s:..''s = 9 ns''A o.
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Personal.

A magnificent stock Of watches. dia
monds and jewelry is now being closed
out ct 10 First street, between Spring
and Main. The stock is from the well
known and extensive house of H. Bohn
/ Co.. Of Chicago aud Denver, Colorado.
and il worth your time TO look at 1t, ~
it must be sold. Goods all warranted "A
represented. Sale every afternoon and
evening. j. A. TURNER L Co.,
ian26 Auctioneers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Heads and Faces,

J. NJ. Matthews, NJ. D., professor
and demonstratsr Of the brain and
ssrvous systsm Of the womens Medical
College. San Francisco. viii deliver two
lectures on the above subject At the "
n. C. A. Hall, II Main strsst. On ths
evenings Of Monday and Tnesday. Feb.
llth and l2th. Admission Tree. Pri-
vnos sxAninations at the Cosmopolitau
Hotsl for TIVE wesks. Room 50. Par
lor ier ladies. 2s-febl0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
It's WONDERFUL Emcacy

No remedy ever discovered possesses
the wondsrfnl efficacy Of Syrup Of Figs.
The certainty with which It expels all
impurities from the system, at the same
time giving tone 10 the liver, stomach
and bowsls, places il ahead Of all other
remedies. 10 say nothing Of its being
more easily taken- II is selling very
rapidly. G. +. Hsinzsman Il agent for
Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

Visitors to Los Angeles this winter
will be surprised to see the improve
ments since last year. One Of the most
noticeable and what the city needed
was q first-class restaurant at reason
able prices. The Pacific Restaurant,
on North Spring street. opposite the
postofiice, is the best appointed in South
EN- California, and would be credit to
San Francisco. or any Of the large cities
In the East. Its dining rooms are very
neat, and we are glad to notice it is
doing rusning business. iarl5 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
AN IMPAIRED NERVE FUxcTIoy

DR.. G. A. FERNALD. Boston. Mass.
says: 81 have used it in cases Of i'm
paired nerve function, with beneficial
results, especially in cases where the
system is affected by the toxic action Of
tobacco"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

SHu0HS vlTALIZER Is what you
need for Constipation. Loss Of Appetite,
Dissiness and AL symptoms OF Dyspep-
sia. Prics 50 and IS cents per bottle.
sold by c. ?. heinzeman, l22 North
Main sIraat
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14
Portland Cement.

Ny own importation; direct from
London ex-ship Blsngfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
WALrxR s. MAxwELE,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by C. 7. Heinze-
man. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

sLEEPLEsS NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by C.
F. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
jector free. Sold by G. F. Heinzeman
I22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shilohs Cure. We
guarantees il Sold BY C. =. Hsinseman,
I22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint! Shiloh's Vital
izer is guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold by
C. r. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

sHILoHS COUGH and Conzumption
Cure y spad by N on . geazsntse. 4
enrus ssnnunpelcn- SID hy 2 =
Hd1ssven, IL Ner>h NaIn soFsst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

M lnns Back. Side or Chest uss
Shlloh's Purous Plaster. Price Is csaos.
"a - O ?. Hshssusn. ~ North
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

osnilsmsn's Colored 0hirts, Gsntlemsn's
Colored CufC> xud Collars, Gentlsmsn's
osld lo(s Whiie shirt, 0entlemsn's odd
lSle Unjsrshirts ard Drawers, Gentle
man's odd 1ets Whits Linen Collar.
Ths goods ~ psrfsct in Ill respects
buk I want ~ cIoes them out before
Spting goods arrive;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

Thas ass al msds Of sbeolatsly pure.
~ wool. No eottoa. No Shoddy mig
tnss. Thsrs ere 10 sueh soods unads
Enst for hssssss. purity aod cheap
ness. We afs oflsring special isduos.
nsats In prices. and vish you TO call
Tsssss ss 3 iC~ .s.. -. .so g 80 e
hove I'D Blankets asa Mipsra' Blanksts
ssvsa ed half isst wide anA full
1eeeek. Alss fos thrss-quartsr beds and
BIZ. couLTKR.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

n ysars ago, the writer. then . viii
tof, e6ksd pfosninsDt citizen e name
ths drswbaois 10 this country. He said
ssths want of water" b ths only ons. That
4 now happily rsmovsd.
Bst thefe = ono other drawback and Il
4 not ssthe want 81 msrehsnts." We
havs ~ maay now and stiIl they come.
HI vhils this i trough on snsrchants"
u ~ good for the people Composition
hria6s down prices. High prices Ass
shle6s q IL pat.
Whsn you want Lap Robsss whes yos
waao TfnvsIiag Blaaksos. vhsa you wsnt
ned Cosnfcffsss, wlsa yoa want Trunks.
wksn you waat Tfsvsltng Bas4 vhsa you
wsnt Cottea B4ttisk wh1n you want Cot
soa Dsok. ali q Cosltss'a ssossln Dskes
Dloek. Main stssst
ssssagsrs aad Visions are cordially In
vitsd 70 visis ny steFs
sss 40 sss n. asain street,
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var pnrAaF1lnN1. s1aNAL sHs.
vson 0. 8. AnMY.

plvlu1oo q Islcrruns ard Hsports fos The psr-
& q conmeros nSd AgFICu1tufa Repon Of OBJ
ssraAions tAtsn e Los Ansslss. CaL. Feb. 1s.
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Boots g Shoes.
AGO A1Co8r,

1ksss barsai.s ere worth your invsssisa-
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TO the Ladies.
am selIiss ) sress many goods ss
ACTUAL COST

Il order % rsdsss stock. Arong other
shiaas you can hay Cloaks, Dolmans,
Jaafsls. .HilkA Trinminsss Drsss Goods
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-14

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1nfamou. ro.dyinx in Congress.

Ex-Chief Campbell should send mes
sage of coincidence to Congressman
Hewitt, who is also suffering from talking
too much. Hewitt is trying to explain
why he apologized to the British minis
ter at Washington for introducing reso-
luton in the O'Donnell matter, and the
more he explains the worse aspect he
puts on the affair. 1t seems likely that,
as in the Campbell case, the garrulous
parto will be convicted on his own testi-
mony. 1t is further stated that not only
was Hewitt implicated in the disgraceful
toadyism. but that Immediately after the
adoption of the resolution three members
drove to the British minister's and told
him it was not desired on the part of the
house that the British government
should take any notice of it. This was
telegraphed to Gladstone and prevented
the British government from postponing
the execution, as IL is declared that they
intended 10 do. 1t is claimed that it
was the intention to postpone the exc
cution from Monday to Friday, had it
not been for this action on the part of
Hewitt and others. The matter is to be
investigated, and we trust that the in
vestigation will be thorough and COM
pIete one.-St. Louis Union.