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he offered as a substitute to Warmers sub
stitute motion that Thurman and Mclean
be nominated by acclamation. 1t was
The Fourth Man.
The southern part of the State now had
three of the delegates at large. There was
a protest from the northern end and Jacob
Mueller, of Cleveland was given the place
without opposition.
There was no contest for places on the
State ticket except for Member of the Board
of Public Works. For this place Martin
Schilder, much to the surprise Of every one,
was beaten by John Fl. Benfer, of Tusca-
rawas county. The ticket reads: For Sec
retary of State, James H. Newman, Of Sci
ota; for Judge of the Supreme Court c; D;
Martin. of Lancaster; Member Board OF
Public Works, j. H. Brenfer, ofTuscarawas.
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supreme Court.

The Supreme Court transacted the follow
ing business Yesterday:
J. A, aud W. S. Duff vs. Alex Good and
other, from jackson county. submitted.
FIesher 4 Walker, commissioners, vs.. j.
j. S. Hasler, ct al, Jackson county, coaIin-
ued
NJ. F. Altizer VS.. Warren Hays. froR Cal
houn county, submitted.
State of West Virginia va Edward Mil
Ter. from Giimer comfy, submitted
4. G. Leonard, ct al vs. Coanty Court OF
jackson, from Jaeksoa eounty, submitted.
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WINDY.
The Reckless Deeds OF . Small Northwest
ern Cyclone.

The Reckless Deeds OF Small Northw wsst-
ern Cyclone.
FoRr MADISON. Iowa, June ?5.-A torna
do struck this city from the south about s
o'clock this evening, doing immenae dau-
age to property. though so Far no livcs arc
reported lost The Baptist church, the in-
est in the city was partially unrooied and
the south gable blown in, demolishing the
pulpit, organ chandeliers, and running half
the interior Of the edifce The roof Of tho
postoffice building was blown Of. Dr..
fogt's residence was unroofed and the up
per part almost totally destroyed. Ten
other buildings were completely unroofcd,
and many partially 50, and skylights, avn
ings and loose boards were flying in oil di.
rections The tornado was accompanied
by heavy rain which flooded the unroofcd
houses and increased the loss The damage
will run up into the thousands.
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Tbs Cincinnati CommercialGazette is
fearfally annoyed over the benighted soH-
dition of West Virginia under Democratic
Bourbon rule. Nothing less than the
brilliant light of burning court house viii
bring sweet eontentment to the progressive
soul of the Commercial Gazette.
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AN ILLINOIS BLOW.
Densely Black aud Of the Usua1
shape.


HAVANA, ILL.,, June 25.-Aboat4 I o'clock
p. NJ. yesterday cyclone passed about sig
miles southeast Of Havana. II consisted OF
a small, funnelshAped cloud, densely black,
travelling from the southwest TO the north
east. The funnel had an extention rcsem-
bling the trunk Of an elephant, swingng
back and forth in semicircle. AZ last tho
end Of the cloud struck the Garth, when .
dense black smoke arose, obscning e,ery.
thing except flashes ef fire which proceeded
from the cloud Finally the clouu divided,
one part passing through cornheld and
the other through q field Of wheat Zach
leaving narrow track Of devastation and
evidences Of fire. At this place there vs.
no rain Further south and east delugs
Of winter fell
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A SIDE.SH0W.

The Chicago si.-Days' walking Cos.
test.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Twenty.two entries
have been received for Dan 0'Lcarys ak
days go.as-you-plesse pedestrian match 10
be held in this city during the week Of tho
National Democratic Convention. Among
them are Frank Hart, Of Boston, Geo. ID.
Noremac and Fred Krohne, New York, and
Peter j. Panchot, Hastings, Mien.
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WHEN JOHN KELLY and JOHS R. FEL-
lows laid down together everybody supposed
that the cup of Democratic harmony was
fun to everAowing. But row that JOHNNIE
MCLEAN and ALLEN G. THUsNNN are sleep
ing in the same bed, our millennium has
come Sound the loud timbrel"
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EXECUTIVE CLEnENCY.
Extended In Two Very Deserving Instances
Two Boys Liberated.

Two Boys Liberated.
Gov. jackson yesterday Issued two or
ders, each of which extended the executive
clemency to small boy. The 6rst was
Harry Howard Freeze, Of this city, who was
undergoing nine months sentence in the
county jail for petit larceny. He was CON
yicted at the November term OF the Circuit
Court Of stealing from Yarhlings tobacco
shop, in the Sixth ward. A petition to re-
nit the remainder Of the sentence was pre-
sented the Governor, setting forth that the
boy was but fourteen years Of age at the
time, and that he has respectable parents
who can and win bring him mp in The way
he should 60 Deeming the ends Of justice
subserved, the Governor issued an order d.
rected TO Sheriff Brown. and last evening
Freeze was set at Liberty.
James Logan was convicted at the
April term Of the Raleigh Circuit Court,
Of carving concealed weapons, and lined
s2s. His petition showed he was . uinos
Of good character, and Gov. Jackson 70
mitted the fine
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4 Divided DELEGATION.

RALErGR N c., Jsue 25.-The. Demo
cratic State COngentina nominated General
Alfred NJ Scales for Governor and Charles
W. Stedmsa for Lieuteaant Governor The
delegation is divided between Bayard and
Cleveland. General Scales telegraphed his
acceptance Of the nomination.
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Hustled lYNcagp.

Nominations Of the Harrison County Re-
publicans.
Special 10 Ne Register.
CIARKsBuRG, June 25.-The following
nominations were made by the Republican
Convention yesterday: Sheriff, J. J. Gun
ningham; Clerk of the Circuit Court F. A.
Robinson; County Court, A. c. Moore;
Prosecuting Attorney, C. W, Lynch; Asses
sor of the lower district Benjamin Singer;
upper district, Walter Morris: County Com
missioner, H. L. Mason; for House Of Dele
gates, I. E. Spates and J. N. Davis.
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wATSoN'S WAL.
The PittsbRrE Oil Broker 'eLays Down. ut
Last.

Last.
PTTTsBURG, June 25.-Great excitement
was occasioned in oil circles to-day by the
failure of Thomas J. Watson, the heaviest
dealer on the foOr of the Exchange. He
has been heavily short for some time and
this morning was unable to fulfill contracts
for the delivery of 1900 barrels. His
shortage was $1,000 Mr.. Watson was a
fearless operator and had been bearing the
market since the Penn Bank failure. The
market opened at 63c, advanced to 64c,
when Watsons failure caused it to break to
Gle Prices rallisd, however, quickly, and
at o'clock had advanced to 65ic.
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Nh Gnoh In Nararafh.

CoSsrANTNoPLE, June 25.-Doctor Var
ton, naturalized q British subject was
brutally assaulted recently at Nazareth.
As the local officials refused to give him re-
dress Earl Dufferin, British Ambassador has
oppea led to the Parte.
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q nrnrlcnn rrn -cNN.

Mexico. June 25-Miifsry cadet Con
.xaIles, the presidents twenty-year-old son
y hile riding in street car yesterday WITH
Can't Pedro Cara, professor in the mill
tsrr school auarreled with General Mslar $
son. who, with servant was shot dead oy
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DESERTED THE sAsY.

A New York Print and His Girl
WIFE,
NKw YoRK, June 25.-0ficer White, of
the Nineteenth Sub-Precinct watched a
young glrl on Yesterday morning and saw
her leave q four-mOnlhs-old infant on the
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THK ripest fruit of Democratic harmony
JoHx r. McLEAx and ALLEN G. THURMAN
elected delegates by scclamatiOn by the
same convention and in the same breath.
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A Sensation.
NOT As A UNIT.

Complexion of the Delegation-It is Payne
or HOadly.
CoLrMBUs, O., June 25.-The delegation
is strongly for western man for President,
although unable to agree on an Ohio man
and SOLD against any reduction in the tariff
The delegation stands thirty-eight for either
Payne of Hosdly, to eight ggainst either
one of them and will probably never vote
as unit
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Classic Yale knows the use Of choice
language and with eloquent truthfulness
defines the result Ofthe Republican eOnven-
tion in cultured expressiou-"A deSPicable
platform and dishonest candidate"
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China ON Her Dignity.

LONDON, June 26.-Advices from Eastern
Turkestan state that the Chinese governor
of Kashgar has ordered the Russian resi-
dents to quit certain stations and forbidden
the Chinese to trade with the Russians
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AN IOWA CYCLONE

That Took In the Race Track aaA .
Circus.
Council BLUFFS, June 25.-A terrific
hurricane visited this city this afternoon.
The exhibition building at the race track,
which cost $1,000, was leveled TO the
ground and torn to shreds. Insured for
$500. Doris 4 Bros circus tent was
blown down and otherwise damaged. A
large number Of shade trees were broken
and chimneys blown over, and hoases uu-
rooted
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INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
The Delegations to Chicago Solf& for Nc
Donald.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-The Indiana
State Convention elected Hon. Daniel W.
voorhees, Permanent Chairman and en-
dorsed McDouald for President Ex-Gov-
ernor Gray was then nominated for Cover
nor, receiving 699 votes on the first ballot.
The platform is one of the voluminous in
the history of conventions and neglects no
point Of State or National politics, The
delegates to Chicago met tonight and ef-
fected an organization and pledged them
selves t0work for McDOnalds nomination.
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ZEN From a Reserved Seat.

LoUIsyuLE, June 25.-ZeuO I. Young,
the well known editor of the Madisonville,
Ky, Times fell from second story window
of his Office to-day and received fatal IN,
iuries.
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Cleveland Philadelphia l, Cleveland IA.
Deiroli-Proyidenre 8, Detroit 0.
Bay City-Ters Haute !. Bay City 10.
East saginaw-Muskegon 4. Saginaw S.
Minneapolis Peoria 8. Minneapolis )
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IAN opposed to CLEVELASD, says JOHN
KELLY. Well, what Of il? Hasn't CLEyE-
LAND been opposed to KELLT for good
ub;Ia9
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ItIS Really Coming.

t.s,s June 25.-The Franco American
.....,.;,tee Will deliver nhe BarthOldi statue
is>ertyIEnlightening the World TO the
-:..I States Minister Morton, JRly s, IN
ss<sssnce Of prime Minister Ferry and
l.s..s Representing President GreYy. The
,.<s IN Sc shipped to New York late in
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One More.

Afriend of MeLean's moved to nominate
him by acclamation Gen. Warner secured
the floor and moved to substitute the name
of Allen G. Thurman for that of Mclean.
The noise and confusion now reached an
unprecedented height The convention
went wild over Thurman's name and hal
looed itself hOarse. Another friend Of Nc
Leans saw the situation and saved the Gin
c,nnai newspaper man By shreSd tactics.
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nSu tLsPsiss vss Hiss1'

Fius Csb-.a- Wkss g sos elsssssh.I
stranger fr driving M sssssA - ssss
TO he hotelf
Seeosi Cshasa 4 ehszgsd Nm ekS5.
Fint CD Ihat = go -
Why diin's - nsks 4 - esss ~ (.
Secssi Cshnas BscssSe vi - :
b ~
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WASHINGTON.

Hewitt's Tariff Bill Goes to the Committee
Of the Whole.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Mr. Hewitt, from
the Committee on Ways and Means, to-day
reported his bill to modify the existing laws
relating to duties on imports and the col
lection of revenue. 1t went to the Commit
tee of the Whole. rs
A bill was passed, authorizing the estab-
lishment of branch soldiers home in Ar
Kansas. eoloradn, KansasI Iowa, Minnesota,
Missouri or Nebraska. 81
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OUT WEST.
Ths SRsso~-i Democrats in state Conycn-
ton.

ton.
ST.. LOUIS June 26.-The State Demo
erafp conversion reassembled at 9:45 a. IN.
Before it was called to order the arrival of
ex-Governor Phelps, who had been absent
from the State al winter and spring, caused
a sceae: He received an ovatIeni and re-
spondsd in n shert speech declining the
domination for delegate-at-arge. 1t is un-
derstood, however; that Phelps is a. candi-
late for Governor The delegatesat-large
are John 0Day, M Munford, D. A Trav-
crs, and C. H. MouSer.
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: BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Yak College confers on Mr., BLAINE the
degree ofD. C.-(DishOnest Candidate,(
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SPEcUlATIONS.
Considerable Dissatisfaction Over Johnny
Mclean.

Considerable Dissatisfaction Over Johnny
Mclean. -
CoLUMBUs, June 25.-Deyelopments after
the convention show that it was intended to
make stiff fight against Mclean, the op-
position centering against him as Paynes
friend and the men who opposed Pendle-
ton, Thurman and Ward interest in the re-
cent Senatorial contest Before going
east Gov. HOadly left list Of men for
delegates, including Gen. Morgan, Adjutant
Finley and I. E. Powell, and agreed to ac-
cept Mclean as a compromise for the
fourth place. In the districts Hoadly con-
trolled the large majority Of the whole dele
cation. The success of Mclean is attrl-
buted to the uhswerving support of Hamil-
ton county which gave him all OF its sixty
three votes never before voting solid in a
State convention. The election of Mclean
is causing.
A Sensation.
Many old politicians are amazed and
some are disgusted at the success OF man
who has been denounced ali over the State
for his audacity and outlawry in politics.
Mclean says he is for Hoadly, and this
is regarded as plain indication that there
viii be bitter fight in the Ohio delegation
at Chicago. The stampede started with the
election of Ward was to include Thurman,
Pendleton and Congressman Warner. The
plan was arrested and the next movement
vas to nominate by acclamation, to which
motion Thurman was attached, and then
Mclean and Thurman were elected by one
rote for which Lieut.. Governor Mueller, a
prominent German and personal friend OF
Payne, was given place.
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BSw - Dssttagaiss Thsa.
Esw Yswt GrspAk.

Es Hwt CrpAk-
Dsuber-Letn ne show yos ~ isssa ~
iure.
Chades-what Do yoa esllitf
Dsubes--It u Joeeh ssd ths vhsls
Chsries-vay good; bst dos't 20 t.isk
il would have ben more apprcpsises y -
hadn't dresssd Jossh n . swslios sn1as4
cost and sn OPEN hatf
Danbes-Yes Il nikbt look htls nege
artistic. bat tbsse nuot b sons ny q -
,ipruishing Joash frpa the vhaIA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22

Many Wahineton ladisa wrils thsm
selvss dc.n = "Mra. Secretary" -
Q1sral ''An, Commodors, st q
ne9 sseaal pssgFsNness and many
~ uo11tDun .'WFi1o oA101
u ol~WVll, IN enuao hin1 cf 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
He oss one.
twsll sss..s xs~x +,

OBs day two or three weeks ago :
retail grocer ovf in Jersey sat down
With kis clsrk one evening. and said:
''Jamss. owe New York houses over
5000.
'sYss, cir.
I'VE have 5000 In cash in the safe.
ths stock b Ill run down. and this would
! b the time to fail 10 business.
III certainly would"
'sBut want Z reasonable apology TO
give my sssditors when they coms down
upon q for a szplanasion. See II you
csp't Aink Of something tonight. and
W hnow IN the morning"
The clerk promised, and the grocer
wheeled chest Of tea and bag oil
eo1ss home - beginning. Next morn
ing whom he appeared st the ssors the
ale was opsns The cash gone, and on the
desk note from the clerk readioa:
have taken the 1900 and an
pssparsd 70 skip. II will be the besl
sxouss iu the world for your falling &C
Ast that orsdltoss can't realize two cent
q ths dollar"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22

Gold Filings, smallest entire Crowns,
Gold. guaranteed to stand the test Of time and
Rubber
producing diarrhsA and
membrane 6Is
Wet wearing these be avoided.
D Smith rscntlv ard constructed that
In ONE SECOND will aching teeth fo
famed This wonderful
teeth extracting in all children and adults
ABSOLUTELY PAINLGe9 AND HARMIG88
Evsshabh Eapsho; Rn&ihh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
WEEKLs HERALD.
,sl ! v',s.
4 latIansss who seated sixty-five
Beauties in q Row.
fBrookIya E.sls.l

4
A good story reaches us from Milan.
Ayoaok noblsmsn Of that city. Of mar:
riage e9bie aee and master Of : fortune Of
e400Q yesr, not long ego came 70 the
conclueioa1 that Il was time for him to
look out for wife. His pursuits in
life not being Of the most strenuous
ch&actor, he bad leisure to combine
amusement with research. Accordingly
be advsstised his want In 1 Milanese
neuspsper, requesting that every IN.
5~er be accompsnied BY the portrait Of
the lady who replied. A collateral ro-
suit of this notice was that two or thrse
Of the best photographs artists of the
city had more work on their hands than
they c0ald attend to. The direct result
was sixiy.6ve letters with as many
maideuly ooun ntenancss - would furnish
! eood.sissd Slbum. Ths. answsfs
Wsrs Il some Gases accoinpauisd ~ par-
Sutai ertiiicates, ssttine forth II touch
ing language the charms aud virtues #
their daughters Embarrassed BY q
rhoicc Of such unexpected variety and
DESTROYS to eratify that sense Of huinor
which, even the serious nature Of his
qas could not repr11s, the young man
replied 70 eaeh 81 kls eorfespo1donts
that bsfots ccsnin1 70 3 hnnl decision, )
personaI--net exsctly intorvisw, but in
spec<icn would BE- Of advantage. To
each Of the ladies, Of coufss, without
tho knowledge Of tbs others. he sent :
tlckst fJr n 0rcheatrs stall In the Scala
tiester, AnnoIucing that be himsslf
would be in : particular boz. the num-
ber and silustion Of which he ststed A
few evsnineD later the thsatcr-going
ppbllc Of Has wers pcrplsxed to ex-
plain The appoRknos 0t one Of the rows
q stalls - that immense building. A
long iins of beauties ia toilets Of extreme
eleSAeess sunhroken by : single black cost,
was obeorved. fustivcIy, and with trepi-
siati0n, did each dsmsei from tine to
tims raise her opera glass to that box
the cynosurs Of many bright eyes-in
which the gfaceful youth repossd. Sus-
pjciously, aud with dafkensd brow, did
each dainsel turn TO the long dIo Of her
nsighboes, and wonder at the magnetism
which drew eech Rlass 10 tina one central
po.nk By-snd-by the audience, 10 whom
sonss hint Of the secret had leaked out,
began 70 give audible signs thst they en-
joyed the Joke. The sporadio laughter
a In the6tef increased the confusion Of
he young lsdiss. and the conta9ion Of
fan turned the sporadic inirth into .
general rosr. Al this point our Milauese
sssfesppndeut dfops . veil oyer the scene,
soociddli6 NJ nsfstivs withiha trumpet
caIl. Dsu6hfsrs Il Eve, rsvenge!" /
qaestioa 4 that Soula uinn will set mar,
r3ed n Milan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
ln2e Osussy lssms.
fAs isIIowiss Ilsns are from the Ia
.iepes1esf of ths ~ lnst.


1ks islIowiAe Ilsms are from the In.
aepssaesf ef IL 81 iass.:
IL peopls ofsB6dis are sapremely
hADpy, I'D Iiks 6Winlsy's bosrders, con-
tss(. Bo1is stoek ~ bounded and d
stu On The upwnsd grade, closely fol.
loved y Sth6f olnins properties 4 lie
district. tn rSe = sud 70 b on the
The immense anount Of snow in the
9lefras VII insurs an abundant water
sdpply this season, and - 3 result good
crops ere confidently expected; the
fsrmer foIlowsth his plow 70 The tune Of
''Hdi. Colombia. Happy Land" and
cv thing sssms altogether lovely 10
t,.-ls River valley.
The rain and snow storm that has boon
faGing IN this section Of our State wound
up its business lsst Thursday light, and
tks moon came out bright and clear.
The snow-napped summits Of the Sierrss
wses dhtiselly outlined, and Is seen
from Independence, by the soft, mellow
reys Of The moon, presented picture
that was most beautiful to behold.
Flsttsring reports are received here
daily from the Darwin District. ind II
what is aid e reliable (aud We have no
reason Tor doubtj, In Z short time the old
camv will spring into new life and give
~ inhahitants { taste Of The good old
eE96 Of yose. The rich strike In the
Ds4enss. together with the pushing Of
Wok % other mines there, Il attracting
stssntion from all quarters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
Differences Dsswssn Loving and flk
inG Explained.
IIartissd Post

Ths fsmiuine mind 1hfIy attAins y ths
coasllsrAtlon Of the otki6s Of the ~:
uons. In ons Of oaf city schoo16 n
othss day, The elass II a6llsh grams
wss diDcussi.g ths lleneo bstSes1
~ wurds IKE" and s'l9oW, :
I'D ~ tsaehsr, I'VE - 4ke 5 tomato,
but = Il proper 70 ~ ~ "a love !
lomator mo, r = mot eoid { free1
youae miss zone cauaet loye 8 tomoco.
"Wky netr' inquissd ~ tsee)ieg. %
caess. you know. yon oatnot you osn'l
-wsu, yea css't hug : tpmsso'"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
Dr. Joseph Kurtx

No. sss NAIa ssssss, opposite Datr Blosk
wEys s.d ~ dissasss tssasd VIII shs e.ss q
psoiAllsl ape3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
who Hoia esf S5sds.
ffn1,f jo6Il.j

The RoshschiIda evn eloo. .ooo. 900 Of
e,'ssss un,.se = q sss bondS tiss &. out Out
'fhsy ~ aid - h6vs mSsetod thu,
hs.yily Is 5pF .s; sss e s9 e 5est " Eolitical
p1s9 ~ ~ a3llsFblIt is still
~ z Ar16.u tal1er Of United
StaI6 tEtoth the amount in hi
na1l5 - 4e6v1ged daring the last yea
from ~ 90 90 % 81 ,000. 600. Mrs
a. T. Steward has 80. .000, 900. and Mr..
Flood. Of California, SIS. .00O. 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
Insult 70 Nos,llsy.
rnu-1o. ds,&i

The Socialists have psrpstsatsd a.
49, sse as.es'ies! ostsags z E.rops' a
~ pSse q Albany Was Ieaviug . pub
- al - Dcrking man IN the crowd
seTsw : 9rsss Of beer 81 him. Only I
lsele q y however, fell on The Duks,
- nen, who escaped, svidsntly be
lonGD - ~ dongeroNs oIasuss. nd Z 1
doeperaee character. His ~ luvoly,1
~ only - inselt 70 The nobIiisy but I
wicked wasts d bssr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
d. J. q 0rinn,

OFFICE AT RxsIDENcR. lss MAIN STREET.
oass Hours-s 70 II a n. Ito and = TO
I'm
Ses'ds.os--Eass sds q Main ss.ss s.lo~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
Great tcsrssrs.
IIntsr.oos.u

Inter Ocean,.
Judge w. r. Rankin, one Of the
ablest Of Ohio lawyers and an esteemed
citizen of Columbus, has four sons,
"Fleteh, viii, Rit and Carl" He
marked four great careers in law and
kteraturs for the boys-they are now on
the road = mmstrst. every ons Of them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-22
J. Harmon, n. d,

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