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Daily Republican., 1884-08-18

.sTkAEEk MARY dOR4AN FOB
- Phtlad elphia .-D
5APTAIN JOHN Z. a
TRUIrr, 0fSRAI
leaves Shipley Street -fsSE1
Wharf for Philadel- -
phie at q. m. touch
ing at South Chester. Chester and Billings
port. Returning, leaves Arch street Wharf
Philadelphia, at 3.30 p. IN.
F,re to Philadelphia, i5c.. Excursion, 26c
a. !" CHEST 81, i0c., zoe
SUNDAYS att a. u, AMI p. M. returning
sAvc Arch Street wharf, Philadelphia, at
10 q. IN, and 4p. IN.
Freight handled with care and at pack OF
-ates. No intoxicating liquors will b.
,old OF allowed on tho boat.
For excursion rates @spiy 10 the captain on
the boat or agent At WILMINGTON.
CHARLES RODENTS, President.
| II. p WEAVER Aaent at WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-18

NHOlOE Wines AND LIQUORS OF
~ the finest brands, and pleasant Qarden
1t the Rosebud hotel, No. Ios Orange street.
fyle-1m
Daily Republican., 1884-08-18

OAwiA-ERANK Q. STIDHAM.
Ooroner-CHARLEs e. SPARKS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
The Independent Movement.

EDITOR HERALD:-The independent
voter holds that party fealty should be
subordinate 10 comprehension and ap-
provsl Of the principles and policy in-
volved in party action. The party is
valuabl,, not as a vehicle Of power sim.
ply, but as an expression Of a principle.
and n means of carrying it ont. Rather
than sacrifice the principle the party
must be discarded.
There are those to whom the action OF
tha party is fiual. They do not look be.
yond to the grounds of its obligation.
Fealty to party is the primary principle
and frequently the only principe-in
their political creed. Every party is
largely indebted to such voters for nu-
merical stability. They have neither
time nor disposition to investigate, and
they catch the thought and spirit of the
company with which circumstances have
associated them.
The independent claims not only to
investigate, but also to withhold approv-
al and co-ope ration until conscience and
reason can give their sanction. This
element is growing factor in politics;
and it is worthy Of note that its tendency
in the present canvass is almost invaria-
bly, toward the election Of Governor
Cleveland. II such tendency were based
on valid reasons they should furnish ar
guments worthy of consideration. 1t is
almost stale to say that the Republican
party has had a grand career; has had
its inception in lofty ideas and noble i'm
pulses; hes welded powers and accom-
plished measures of untold importance;
has achieved results of unfading magni-
tude in the history of our country. II
is equally trite to say that the career of
this party has been attended with the
corruptions andabuses that always hover
about the pathway Of dominant party.
The extraordinary pecuniary emergen-
cies arising during Republican admins
tration have led to the accumulation
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Railroad Blu siness.
poor's Railroad Manual says:

Poor's Railroad Manual says;
So stupenduous are many of the to-
tails that they are positively bewildering.
and to fully comprehend them is much
like trying to get clear conception of
astronomical distances. At the close Of
the fiscal year 1883 there were in tho
United States 100. $50 miles Of railroad.
The share capital aggregated 50, 7OS,.
O60, $50; the funded debt, So, ass, 04O. 1888;
the floating debt, 1888. .3l0.345, or q
total indebtedness of S7,495., All ,3ll, /,
or very nearly three times the
amount Of the public debt at
the close OF the civil war. The
gross earnings for all railroads for 1888
were sS23, 773, ,924, against S770, 209, 800
for 1882. The net earnings were $780,
69S 72l, the amount of freight trans
ported was 400, 453, ,439 tons. and the
total number Of passengers, exclusive
Of those carried on New York elevated
roads was 3l3, 3,6S6,64l. In other words,
each and every inhabitant of the country
took about six rides in the course Of the
year. Finally the number OF passengers
carried one mile was 8, 54l 800, ,67S.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Length of Our Lives Increasing.

At recent international health exhi.
bition held in London, Sir James Paget
delivered an address before the associa.
ton. the Prince Of Wales being present.
The learned physician asserted that peo.
pie live longer than formerly, and that
less sickness prevails among the mass Of
people, and he then gives the following
reasons for the decrease OF mortality dur.
ing the last few years; There is less
from intemperance. less from immortality;
we have better, cheaper and more vari.
Gus food, far more aud cheaper clothing,
far more and healthier recreations. We
have, on the whole, better houses and
better drains, better water and air, and
better ways OF using them. The care
and skill with which the sick are treated
in hospitals, infirmaries, and even in
private houses, are far greater than they
were; the improvement and extension Of
nursing are more than can be described;
the care which the rich bestow on the
poor, when they visit them in their own
homes, is every day saving health and
life; and even more effectual than any OF
these is the work done by the medical
officers of health and all the sanitary
authorities now active and influential in
every part of the kingdom. But we
want" adds the lecturer in closing,
'more ambition for health-a personal
ambition for renown in health as keen
as is that for bravery or for beauty, or
for success in our athletic games and
field sports"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

should have heard resoundine over the
world the truculent oouplet,
Whose shall these boots dispIaee.
Must meet Bombastss face TO face"
Asa matter Of fact, however, this
valiant Secretary OF State. when IL cams
TO facing the extreme and insulting de.
mand, Of England. ''cooed you gently
as any sucking dove" Instead Of re-
buking the dunky Lowell. and remind
ing him Of the obligations incumbsntupon
an American Minister 10 maintain the
national prestige. he was. II possib Q.
oven more slavish thau Lowell himself.
The follo~ing was his reply to Mr..
O'Connor. who had interposed iu behalf
VI his imprisoned brother. II will be
seen that it gives the whole American
principle awayss principle which was
afterwards successfully asserted even by
30 feeble Secretary Of State az Mr..
Arthur's Mr.. Freiinghuyssn. The
Plumed Knight was not ashamed to
write In this servile fashion.
Tho case Of your brother, Mr.. Dennis
II. O'Connor, will take the Same course
~ those which have preceded 1t, and
can only express the hope that the efforts
In his behalf may result Ia his early II.
beration. In this connection l must,
however, remind you that tho act Of Par.
lamont under which Mr.. 0'Connor IL
held IL . law OF Great Britain. and It Is
an elementary principle Of public law
that In such case the government Of that
country ia the exercise Of it. varied
functions judicial aud exeeutive--sd.
ministers aud interprets the law in ques-
tion. The right Of every government In
this respect is absolute aud sovereign,
| aud every person who voluntarily brings
himself within the jurisdiction Of the
country, wbsiher permanently or tempo
rarily, 10 subject to the operation Of iis
| laws, whether no be q citizen or mere
| resident, no long rs In the case Of the
alien resident no treaty stipulation or
principle OF international law Is contra
vened by the proceedings taken against
him.
In stating this familiar principle no
more Is conceded 10 Great Britain than
every country may Of right demand, and
IL 10 ono Of the sovereign righ that the
| government Of the United States has al
ways insisted upon and maintained for
itself.
But enough for q single article. We
shall recur to this interesting and sug-
gestive topic tomorrow. All this Blaine
pretence Is mere leather and prunella.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Mining News.

The Third Annual Exhibition Of the
National Mining and Industrial Exhibi
tion will open September lst at Denver
Martins teams passed through here
yesterday with $4,000 pounds OF ooncen
trations from the Silver King.
The Pinal stage brought down thre,
bars of bullion Thursday. two bars from
the Specie Paying, containing ovel
1000 ounces each, and one from the
King.
The Walker Bros. made another $50,
600 shipment Of ore from the Veko
mine last week. When they get theii
mill completed tho bullion output o
the Vekol will be immense. They now
have on the dump over 1000 tons oI
splendid free milling ore that will aver
age from $40 to $50 per ton.
The Carlisle Mining Company shipped
gold brick TO Lordsburg on the 5tl
inst. valued at S2s, 200. This 10 the pro
ceel Of twenty.eight day run and Il
the largest brick that has ever passet
through the express Office at that place
A load Of machinery arrived in Yum,
on Monday last, on its way to the miner
of the Colorado Copper Mining Company
situated on Williams Fork, In thi
county. We learn that the company i
erecting furnaces and all necessary ma
chinery for the reduction Of the coppe
ore with which these mines abound. =
Arizona Enterprize.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

A GREAT deal is being said about ths
mediocre ability Of Gov. Cleveland.
That sort Of talk has been heard before
In American politics. II was current in
the cases Of Martin Van Buren, General
Harrison, James X. Polk, General lay
lor. Franklin Pierce aud James Buchah.
an. In most Of these instances it was un-
justly applied. II might with truth be
applied to Grant, Hayes and Garfield.
Nevertheless. II our memory serves us
rightly. oil Of these gentlemen, save one.
were elected to the Presidency and the
other wos counted In. We deny that
Gov. Cleveland is q man Of mediocre
ability; but, II he were, that fact alone,
in view Of the later developments of our
politics, would be almost proof concu
sive that he would be elected President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
KIPPED IN TINE BUD.
A Revolutionary Plot Discovered
aud Checked In Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. ia special
telegram from the City of Mexico says;
1.-The conspiracy against the govern
ment discovered here embraces plot to
depose President Gonzales and put in
his place Jose Maria Iglesias, and to as.
sassinate General Diaz and all the lead
ers of what is known as the Tuxtepeo
party. The plot is said to be widespread
in the States of Vera Cruz, Pueblo, Man
clos Tuartetaro, and that there is great
deal of anxiety. A number Of arrests
were made in the City Of Mexico during
the week, embracing several prominent
persons, among them being Francisco
Mejia, ex-Minister Of Finance, Ricardo
Rominez, ex-Juage Of the Federal Dis
trict, Gregori Perez Jordon, a promi-
nent lawyer, General Perez Felieiano
Chaverro, Col. Jose Rodriguez; also, the
wife of Jordan. The latter has small
printing office in which q large number
Of posters were found ready for circula-
tion melting the people to revolt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
bvx SALE.

Square, In good condition. first class make:
viii sell cheap Apply Immediately ct sos 5 Hill
street. auKI0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

TuE Democratic campaignin California
is good at oil points and especially so in
the Southern portion of the State, where
our opportunities Of forming judgment
are best After the first superficial
splutter Of Blaine enthusiasm the can.
vass OF our opponents has settled into
the Slough of Despond. Where are the
thronging clans which were to respond
to the magic of Blaine's name, Aud
echo answers, "Where y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
EASTERN.
A GOVERNOR GRABBED.
Governor Ireland OF Texas. Ar.
rested Under the United states
Laws.

Governor Ireland OF Texas, Ar.
rested Under the United states
Laws.
GALVESTON, Texas, August ia
warrant was to-day issued by United
States Commissioner Spann for the ar.
rest Of John Ireland, Governor of Texas,
for violation of section $50 Of the Ne.
vised Statutes Of the United States. Z.
Francois, on whose deposition the war.
rant is issued. was convicted in 1879 un-
der the anti-misceguatio statute of
Texas and sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary. On the llth inst. Judge
Sabin of the United States Court graut.
ed a hearing to Francois on a writ Of
habeas corpus. When the case was
called for hearing tho State announced
that the Governor had granted
full pardon to Francis, whereon the
wit was dismissed and an order of the
cosrt entered discharging Francois.
NEXT day Francois refused TO accept the
Governors pardon, alleging that it did
not restore him to citizenship, aud that
he preferred rather to rely on the judg-
ment rendered in the dismissal Of the
writ and to be discharged from custody
by the court as the best evidence
Of his liberty and citizenship.
In his affidavit Francois deposes that
Ireland, as Governor Of Texas, with the
penitentiary officials. conspired and CON
federated together for the purpose Of de.
priving him Of the rights and privileges
secured by the constitution and laws Of
the Uuited States. The warrant apninst
the Governor was placed in the hsnds Of
Marshal Tracy tonight. The case at
tracts great attention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

STILL our Los Angeles horse, con-
tinue to cut big swathe against the
best horses from all over the United
States on the Eastern race courses. 1t
is slowly beginning to bc realized that
this county is the best breeding ground
for horseiesh on the American cont
nent. With Ro,e, Titus and Baldwin
all winning important races against the
crack stables Of tho country what will
not Los Angeles do whom she has had u
few more years to finish what has been
SO well begun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
The x.rsr Letter.


New YoRx, Aug. l5-The long delay
ed expose, BY United states Commission-
sr John l. Davenport. oi the Morey let
ter will b. published tomorrow morn
ing. 1t 10 largely made M Of fac SMILES
Of documents showing forgery Ia its vari.
Gus forms. The book sets forth that the
person who actually penned the forged
Morey letter was lawyer OF this city,
named Henry II. Hadley. Davenport
possessed himself Of about one thousand
letters written by Hadley, between 1o73
aud 1879, and fnds all OF the distinctive
marks Of photography and caligrspby
alike In them aud in the forged letter.
II was on the display OF this evidence OF
guilt that Hadiey confessed his part In
the crime.
A Danquet t. areely.
NEW YoRK, Aug. I5.--A banquet was
given tonight at Delmonico's by the
American Yacht Club. at which the hon
ored guests were the officers Of the Greedy
relief expedition. about one hundred peo-
pie sat down to the table, Frank X.
Lawrence presided. On his right sat
Commander Bchley, and on his left
Major General Whipple. Gen. Louis
Fitzgerald, DIR. Norvin Green, Geo. Il.
Peabody. II +. Shoemaker and John y.
Dillon were among the guests.
Jay-Eye-see aad Phallas.
PnILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-Jsy.Eye-
See and Phallss attempted 10 break the
record made by Maud y. and 2:l34, the
best record for stallion. made by
Phallas himself at Chicago. The mile
records were not broken but the time
male by both horses more than met the
expectations Of majority Of the speeta-
tors. Jay-Eye.Sse beat the record for
three quarters Of . mile, and but for
losing break just after entering the last
quarter, without doubt would have
clipped second or::more of of Maud IS
fastest time. Ptsllas failed to equal his
own best performances, but he trotted
tho three fastest consecutive heats ever
recorded by a stallion, the slowesl being
better than the best record Of any other
stallion. There was an attendance Of
from ten to twelve thousand people.
steriisG Rxehange and Bends.
New YoRK. Aug. 15.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, a. SO; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, e4:85;. u.
$. fAs Of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l2h;
v. $. Is Of 1907, interest quartsrley,
81. l0a; U. s. IS, optional, interest quar-.
terly Sl.00a; w. U. Telegraph, .66a.
GreeIy's Report.
WAsHINoroN, Aug. l5.--Gen. Hazsn
says it may be q year before Lieut..
Greely's report Of the Arctic Expedition
will be completed.
Incendiary Fire In Texas.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. August l5.-A Hous-
ton, Texas. special .ys: An inoendiary
fire ut Lampasas destroyed the business
portion Of the town. Loss not esti.
mated.
New Chsctaw Gsverner.
Fort SMITH, Ark, August l5.-Ac.
cording to returns from the Choctaw
Nation Edward McCurtsins, brother Of
the present incumbent, is elected Gov.
ernor of the Choctsws by majority Of
over 1000.
The Strikers 70 Resume work.
DENVER, Aug. l5.-The Union Pacific
strikers here resume work tomorrow
morning. A telegram from their repre-.
sentative al Omaha. says that all de-
mands are acceded to.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

OuR young friend Judge Whaley. Of
the San Luis Rey Star, is looking for
ward gloatingly to the time when the
nose Of Los Angeles, city now measur-
ably well to do. shall be put out Of Joint
by the radiant aud corruscaut prosperity
Of San Diego. We think we have heard
that kind Of talk before. In fact, some
twelve years ago. when we lived in the
city Of bay aud climate. We were won't
to turn some rather neat sentences to
that purport ourselves. lis o familiar
refrain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
RoolUs AND soARD.
Rooaas AND BoARD.

Large, elegantly furnished rooms, with board;
ntrslly located and In the most desirable part
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

THAT splendid Democratic war horse
and famous jurist, Judge Wallace, of
Napa, is paying Los Angeles o visit.
Whatever is best both in law and poll
tics is represented in tho person of this
estimable gentleman. We trust that
his experiences amongst US may bo
pleasant and that he may visit us often.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

SO good IN observer Of San 'Bernardino
politics rs the Hon. J. Shirley Ward
assures us that the prospects Of the
Democrats carrying San Bernnrdino
county this Fall, especially for Cleve.
land and Hendricks. are unusually bright.
The attendance at the late Democratic
County Convention held there was un-
precedentedly large, and Calico particu-
larly was represented by Democrats full
Of hope and enthusiasm. We look for the
happiest results from this comparative.
ly new voting precinct.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Struck by Lightning.

On Thursday Of last week. while the
train Of Don Gabiua Ariazs was pro,
eeeding leisurely from Santa Cruz, So
nora, to Bisbee with load OF grain, q
fash Of lightning darted from an appar-
emily clear sky, striking the train and
instantly killing one of the poems who
was driving. Several others Of the par.
ty were stunned, as were some Of the
horses. Those present state that the
cloud from which the bolt came was
scarcely larger than the train. The un.
fortunate Mexicin was taken back to
Santa Cruz for burial. = Tombstone Re.
cord.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Reports OF CaunibaiIsm Con-
Armed.

New York, August l5.-Third Off
Ger Kelly, of the steamer Bear, this
morning said that the reports OF eating
the flesh of Lieut. Kislingburg and pri'
vate Henry were true, as the survivors
when brought ON beard were all but
delirious and admitted that they had to
eat the dead bodies to preserve their
own lives. The cook of the Bear said
all the survivors stated that they had to
eat the flesh OF the dead, as all Of their
food except little leather, or seal skin.
had given out. All of the men on board
OF the Bear knew that the bodies had
been eaten, but were told not to speak
about 1t when they got into port.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HkRsLp Steam Printing House not sur
passed by any Job Printing onace on the facihc
co.st, outside Of San Francisco In facilities for
doing fob work. Low prices. good work and ss-
scution may be reliei upon at this oince
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

AN Independent Republican elsewhere
gives some cogent reasons why his late
fellow partizans should throw off
thrall which has bound them so long.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
aoosas AND soARp.

Beautifully furnlshsd rooms, single or on suit
with board: 40 South Spring street. tulla
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
FOR SALE.

-Four ten-acre lots. near the new Young La
dies ssninary''; price, 600 per acre.
ROGERS, BYRAM 4 CO..
e1Stf No. 241 North Main Street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

Tho nsaaLp oIhcs ID connected with tho tsle
phone system Of Los Angeles city and eounty,
Orders for Advertisements or Job work may
ent through thl. meeium to number ije.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

NeWbpupor HMprOVemsnt.
PORTLAND, OoN., August l5.-The
Oregonian will announce tomorrow
that it will enlarge in a month to an
eight page seven column daily. A now
perfecting press bnilt by Hoe 4 Co, Of
New York, was received and is being
set up.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

The HrRlLo Is tho Official paper ii the city Of
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tar lists and
ali other municipal notices appear only In Its COL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
special Notice

Hereafter notices OF Companies societies
churches, ETC.. will only be inserted In he HERALD
a. paid advertisements. We reserys, for Places
Of wor.hip. q gratuitous directory, which VIII
appe. every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

Young ladies and women Wishing 10 work in
the factory the coming season can commence
Tuesday, August 18th, n. WELSH,
Superintendent Southern Gala. Packing Co.
Aug7-th-sa-su
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

BrentAno iiros. No. Union Square Now
York City, are agents for the HssALp. itwil
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

Nicely furnlsbsd and pleasant rooms. with or
without hoard, 81 II Seventh street, between
Main snd spring. m2ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

PORTLAND, Ogn.. August l5.--Joseph
Drake, condemned to hang 10 day at
Salem, Oregon, and Louis A. Knott, of
Colfax, Washington Territory, were
both granted q stay of proceedings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
DRUG STORE.

Cucumbers for pickling purpoees: market
prices will be paid; CsliforniA Vinegar Works,
No. ITO Los Angeles street. auls.1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepia
and Liver Complaint! Shilohs Vitalizer
Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by c.
f. Heinzeman, l22 North Main Street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
CAPITALISTS

Who would like paying Investment In . non-
speculative, established business that will return
500 per cent. profit, will learn something to their
advantage by sending their names 10 the p. o.
Box mentioned below. Interviews will then be
had, with aview to investigation, partnership,
etc. None need apply who do not have means
and mean business. Address =. o. Lock Box No.
346, Los Angeles, Cal. aug6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
survATIoN wauTEp

A irst-clsss washer wanted at the Laclede Ho
tel, opposite the new depot woman preferred.
aul23t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
EST RAY.

Came into the enclosure OF the undersigned on
the goth Of Jnly. 1884, two brown mares and one
sorrel horse. with white face, and two white feet
The mares are bob-tailed, and none Of the ami
mails are branded. The owner Is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. MRS. N. s. DUNCAN,
Near Green Meadow school House.
Los Angeles, August 0, 1884. augl0 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16

Mr. u. N. Howe Is the Santa Ana agent Of
the HKaALp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
lOsr.
lOeT.,

On Thnrsday, August llth, q gray parrot. with
red tail. A liberal reward will be given for the
return Of same TO No. rs ElmirA street. aul6-st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
FOREIGN.
Deaths At saarseilies.

Deaths at Maraellles.
MARsEILLEs. Aug. l5.-During tire
twenty-four hours ending at . o'clock
to night, fourteen deaths occurred here
Of cholera.
Ne Deaths At Toulsn.
TouLoN, Aug. l5.-No deaths from
cholera here to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
WAN TED.

nrt-class business man who will invest
from three 10 Ave thousand dollars and his serv-
Ices In safe, legitimate business, In Los An
gsles. First clsss references given and required.
Don't answer this unless you mean business
Address, for an interview, Wholesale Merchsnt,
Box 1915, Los Angeles, Cal. iySltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
wAsMIsc mrLp WAITED.

Wanted 70 purchase good store doing good
business. Write full particulars. price, etc.. to
p. o. box ~, Cotton, Gal. au16-st