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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

IT is related that when the late bishop
of London visited the university chapel
at Cambridge after long absence, he
said to the verger, who was there in
the bishops college days: "You have
much to be grateful for" "a have in.
deed, my lord" replied the old man,
"for I have heard every sermon that
has been preached in this chapel fol
fifty years, and, bless the Lord, am q
Christian still ~
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

DAVID WALK, of indianapolis, has
suddenly walked into a small fortune
of $4,000, due wholly to the increased
value of Kansas City property, in
which he invested $1,000 only five
ynarg
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

Much of the Christian character of
the day lacks swarthiness and power.
1t is gentle enough, and active enough,
and well-mcaning enough, but is want
ing in moral muscle. 1t can swectly
sing at a prayermeeting, and smile
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

HERR WILHELM will next year open
n school for the violin at his residence,
Biebrich, on the Rhine. He has built
a house at which the students will be
LODGED.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

THREE Iowa girls, neither of whom
was over eighteen years old, ambushcd
school teacher and walloped him
half TO death for showing favoritism
toward Il fat girl in the geography
nIngy
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The indications are that there will
be a brilliant season of college foot
ball during the coming winter.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

TnE dude is extinct around New
York theater walls.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The papers of st. Louis claim that
the city at the end of the bridge is to
be the coming convention city.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

OLD Sch0lar retulnvu ne otneI
evening, writes a correspondent, and
proudly said: "Papa, sec what teacher
taught me to draw to-day" The parent
looked at the slate held in the tiny
hands and saw fair representation Of
the stars and stripes. Thinking the
child was mistaken, a copy Of the Royal
Canadians first reader was obtained,
and the specimen Of blackboard draw.
ings which are on the inside of the
cover shown to the child, with the re.
mark, pointing to the British ensign
which Is there: "You must be mis-.
taken; that was the flag teacher gave
you TO draw" "0h, no, papal that
hasn't the stripes on" came the per-
sistent answer. No objection can be
taken to teaching the children to draw
the stars and stripes, but surely our
own ensign should be the first to be
made familiar to the ry''a' fng mind.
-0Nawa lCanqda) ~,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

PEOPLE who have buffalo robes
would do well to hold on to them.
They will soon be valuable as curiosi-
tics
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

THE latest use for paper is the mnk-
ing of cigars.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

A resident Of Salem, Mass, 81 years Of age,
who has not voted for forty-four years, has
registered this year with the intention q voting
for ST, John. rs
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

PARIS has nearly eighty new popu-
lar libraries, which have over 10O,-
600 volumes each.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

A New Haven fruit dealer caught two boys
stealing pears, when he put each one into .
potato sack and hung the sacks up to lamp
post for an hour
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

SIX hundred and seven females are
employed by the bureau of engraving
and printing.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

THE New York cremation furnace
will be ready January l.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The oyster arrivals at Baltimore
have been light thus far.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The Indians threaten to make mis-
chief in British Columbia.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

ANGLERS for bass are still busy
along the Potomac.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

You no longer see tight sleeves on
tho Paris bellies.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

The crown prince of Germany is a
wood-carver by trade.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

Sabine Pass, Texas, Is the great alligato
market Of the south. Last week l,5oQ hide
were sold Of that placn.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

An American circus is said TO have jusl
taken 1000 in four performances in two day.
in Toronto, Canada.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30
CURRANT TOPICS.

Iowa has an enormous andNexcellept
notato crOp.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

propose for Annie. What am to
ny Pn he began. !
"0h, let him have her, Lv al
means"
"But don't believe he will, unless
he thinks she is an heiress, and don't
intend to perjure myself on her ac.
count; though, of course, shall give
her something when she marries.
"That is little AWKWARD said
Miss Clara, musing. 1--WE must think
it over. Have You made any inquiries
about himP"
"Ycs, and ! have reason to believe
that he is not the man he represents
himself to be. He is well known both
at Paris and Cannes. And yet | be-
lieve he is fraud
"That is quite possible; but if he
really be Count Splitzentofl, | don't
see why Annie should not marry him" "
"But he thinks she is worth mil
lion?"
"Lot him think sol"
a am not going to tell the man a
pack of lies
81 don't want you TO, said the in
valid, with unusual animation. ATTEND
to me. When Splitzentoif proposes,
you must pooitivoly rofusu to hear Of
it, without saying n word about her
prospects"
"And thcn?n
"Why then they will clope, of
coursc?'
Dexter burst out laughing. "Well,
that is certainly an ingenious idea.
But l am afraid he will ill-trcat her
when he finds out. ~
"Oh, nonsense! She is very well
able to take care of herself, and you
will make her a decent allowance.
So Mr.. Dexter went to meet the
count, having made up his mind to put
his nieco's plan into operation. The
interview was brief. Tic count
avowed his devotion to Miss Annie
Dexter, and formally asked for her
hand. Dexter, whose rcpugnancc to
the fascinating foreigner rather in
creased than diminished, point-blank
refused to entertain the proposal.
The count waXed eloquent and expos
tulatory; enlarged upon the splendor
of his family and the extent of his pos-
sessions; went even so far as to pro-
duce a number of papers which cStab-
lished his identity beyond all reason
able doubt, and invited Mr.. Dexter to
come into his private room and inspect
a quantity of foreign orders and pat
ents of nobility. But the American
was obdurate; ard, seeing tP"' '
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-30

nteposcd the
usthe slip
a mystery "
6 g,,iith rage.
oil that Sdcre
IS J. Guillon.
0otur.-what
am 1T Naples;
Guillon,
'ital 1 grow
,; hi 90 10 my
o, nv money,
ne 60 off !
reco oer; l get
oi ny good
OF Scotland
tch hm-is il
surprled; but
nted trsnger
,ted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

WAsHTNGroN. Dee. 5.-rhe Secretary OF the
Treasury has issued the following circular
70 customs officers. relating to Chinese com.
forinisy in the admission OF Chinese persons
Of the exempt class Of the act OF July 5, 1854.
the following rules are prescribed
First Chinese persons, other than labor
ers, who now. or may hereafter, desire to
depart from and return u the United States.
may do so on Che production Of certificate,
corresponding TO that required by section 9
Of the act of July 9TH. 1850, co be issued by a
Chinese consular officer stationed within
the United States A ce.tidclte issued under
the ant Of May Oh, lss2, end decision $40,
before the passage Of said act Of t8sf. are u
be remanded A. having the same efect as II
said set of i<si had mo- beea passed.
SECOND K chlnese subjects, not iaborers.
desirIng 70 come 10 the UnIted States from
countries other than China. Kay do so on
the productien OF certificate. correspond
ing to that requlred by section Of The act Of
May 1884, issued hy a Chinese diplomatic OF
consular officer. II there be one at the port
OF departure, copnfersigned by & United
states consular oflicar. or, IL there be no
such Chinese oiiicer statiQDed At such port,
on like certificate to be issued BY United
States consular 0filcer
fhifd--kegulation contained In decision
a54f, dated January q, 1884 relative TO the
transit Of chInese lsborers through the
upiied States. VIII be applied q all Chinese
persons intending to go In transit through
the United States.
Fourth hinese persons who msy be
compelled 70 touch 81 ports Of the United
states In transit tc foreign countries, maf
be permiised 70 land ander the regulation or
January 2a, 1888, 8. hsf, SO far ks the same
may be Applicable 10 such persons, 10 take
passage ~ the next vessel leaving for their
destination, or voyage which roay form a
part OF the route necessary to carry them 70
their destinatinn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Hotdfngs Of she Supreme Court
fn Important Cases.


wAsHsaeroE. Dec s.--In the Supreme
Court odsy decision was rendered In the
rAiiroad ease Of the Chicago, Milwaukee q
81. Paul Railway Company. plaintiff IN
error. egainst Dnane . Ross This was
suit brought Dy the engineer OF 4 gravel
train against she company 10 recover dam
ages for injuries sustaiaed by him IN 4 col
lision with freight irain due 70 the care
isssness OF the conductor OF the latter The
Court below charged The iury thet In their
opInion She accident was caused BY the
negligence OF tho conductor OF tha freight
train and without eoa,ribeiory negligence
OF the p.Aintln the railway company was
Inferior officers was created bs the company,
as between the two In operation
af is train, and they were
not within reason Of law, fellow.
servants engaged IN the sane common EN-
MAS correct and the Judgment ci the Circuit
Court Is 1lrfned. decision was also rem
dered In the railroad Ian case OF the Kan.
sas Pacific Railroad Company, appellant.
ag8iust the Atchison, Topeka end Santa Fe
Railroad Company, suit Involving title %
FIVE taopsAud ncres Of l9pd in Waubaunze
aud Osage counties. Kansas. This court
holds thai the X snsas Pa1Ife Company I'M
Ger the acts OF tanNrtA4 " 49, anu ioo4t nf
complimce with az their provisions ln the
conslfaction OF It's road. has acquired tltle
10 the iauds IN CONTROVERSY, aud has accord
ingiy A right 70 the record evidence Of II In
she form ot = Pst-nI. The decree o. the
court below Is therefore reversed and the
ease remanded, With directions 20 enter
deeree aijudging a tlfie to the lands IN con
troYersy 70 The Kansas racidc c0mpsnY, and
that the Atuhison, Topekh and santa Re
Company execute tothe Kansas Pacific Com
pany a conveyance % Us claim and Interest
ihereiu.
A decision vas also rendered In the case
Of tue United States, appellant, against VIM.
Il. Emery, aud the same appellant aKainsl
~ II. North, brought here from the Court
OF Cisins. when Involves the question as 10
whether officers Of the regular army and
navy, who served out tntiT engagements or
were honorahly discharged in tue Mexican
War, are entitled 70 thres months extra
pay. This court holds thag they are. The
humber Of oficers atfeeted by thia declsion
Il four or i've hundred.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
rmn cmIsnsa.


~EBfry o. Lnbcrcrss
wAsmSoroS, D. c.. bee. s,--A decision
was rendered ia the supreme Court Of the
United States this afternoon, in an impor.
tant California; case, Chew Heong plaintiff.
Ia eftor, saiist the United states Il was a
test caAe involving the construction OF the
so-calied Chinese restriction acts Of May 9th.
1852, and July 9Th. 1854. Chew Hechg. the
plaintiff ia error. Il a chiuese iaborer and a
subject Of the Emperor Of China he was In
the United States on the 18th 81 November.
1890. the date Of the adoption Of the last
treaty between China and the United States,
and remained therein until June, 1851, when
he went 10 Honolulu. returning therefrom 70
san Francisco september last AS the re
striclion act of 1852 hnd not become a lax
whan lie left the United states, he did not
Of course. provide himssn With a certificate
which Is prescribed as requisite % reen
trance, and upon his retufnto San Francisco
thoFities refused 10 ALLOW him to land. on
the ground that, TO permit him 70 do 50,
would be a violation 81 the Restriction Acts.
He thefeupnn sued out writ of habeus cor;
pus. aud brought 1t before the Cniled States
ticc Field and Judge sawyer The Judges
were divided IN opinion Justice Field holus
ing that laboIer could not re enter tho
Iiied States without the certificate PIE
scFibed BY Section " Of tho Amended Re-
striction Act. Judge sawyer. on the COM
frary, said that q Chinese laborer who Uss
In tho Unilad States on tne i7th OF Noseni.
Der, 1850, and departed Iherefrom prior 70
the passage Oh the Restriction Acts, could
return without any certificate. The
Judges thereupon fcrtihed fe their
division Of opiuien and iuJsment
ihe splniea 81 Jpsiiee Fisid and me esss
y AZ brought here BY writ 81 error. This
Court holds that the Chinese Restriction
Act 0i May 9th, 1880, rs amended. requiring
"a contractors certifcAle as the only eet
dence of the right OF chinese iaborer to
re-enter the United StateA. Is not applicable
to Chinese IabOrer who resided 10 this
country At ihs date OF The treaty OF 1850, but
who lett this country before the act oi May
9th, 1882, was passed snd did not seek to re-
enter until after the act OF July 9th, 1854.
was passed. The right u such isborer to re-
enter was secured By the treaty Of IsSc, and
the Court hold that Congress did not In
teIld TO violate lhat right, Chinese laborers
who were here af the date OF the treaty can
be adfaigIed The csuH holds npon such
evidence as viii be competent nuder the
the general principles oi the law. The opln.
lon gas by Justice Harlan. Justice Field
1faaffttfuQ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

caicaoo. Dec. sA telegram from White
water yesterday said that Miss Annie Haxan
Of that place. had died suddenly under cir
cumstabces indicating lhas She had been
poisoned, lhat about three years before. her
father, mother and sister died within short
time Of each other. under slmiiat circunf-
stances; that though 4 had created consider
able talk uothinelwas done. This was revived
BY Annie's deatn, ana 10 settle the question
definitely hcf stomach Vas sent n a chemist
for analysis rhe deaths ~ ali we're
surrounded b5 compiete mystery. no one
being suspected. Tonight the Inter -OrddE
has dlAnatch from Fort Atkinson, where
the tAmily formerly lived aud were much
respeeted The dispatch says that a report
N received there from Whitewater that the
third sister, Miss Neiiio died there t. day OF
poison, making the hith member Of The fam
liy Ia this c1se II was suicide, and before
death Nettio confessed 10 having murdered
her parents and two sisters u u also assert.
80 that she confessed 10 poisoning another
person. though this Is doubtful No cause IS
assigned Tor she crimes Her own dc tth was
brought about ~ fear oi exposure through
the analysts Of her sisters stomach. Nettlc
a. q school teacher and hiss tVosffters still
living AZ FCff Atkinson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Eropsd vim I negra.

NGw YoRg. Dec, s.-The thi.l elopemens
within aweek. from within small radius
IN suffolk county. Long Island. took place
yestefIAy The vile Of Ephriam Arch, q
wealthy fnrEuer and an earned church goeE.
Of 0nogoe. ran sway with negro. Mrs
Arch was not regular church attendant.
aud objected 70 her husband spending 50
much tine shout The church, away from
her. When Mr.. Arch returned from services
had written. She had aear1 Of Dominic
Downs wife,s elopement, and she saw no
reason why sise hhoaid not elope with the
man she loved. OF course Arch was beside
himself With rage and modification. and his
that his wife bad gone with snlfgef.
'sfts awful 70 think that Mary Shoeld have
eloped With a niger" he said, but she viii
be az hanng ~ aah NAa Nilh me. =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

sAs FnASclsco. Dec. s. An Albuquerque,
New Mexico, special says; News has reached
this city lhst adaring aresnps was made hast
night 70 bnrelaflze the once o. the Tersitor
laf Auditor * Santa fe. Papers and books
were taken from the deak and scatlered on
tho foor. but Al he yhiuahle Qocnneufs
warfauis and many thousand drll4rs Ia cas,
we're securely locked in nfc ana burglar
proof safe, which f0sled the deiens Of tbs
burglars A. unuher Of Suspicious ohAr'
acterA have reoentiy arrived ia this city,
driven ouf Of Denver, 4 y the suppoeltsou
that they are tbs perpetrators Ine Auditor
trinidad Alarid Is ~ present IN san Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Santa FE. n NJ. Dec s--chiaf Justice
Axtell saturday granted an lainnelion re.
slrhining Governor sheldon and others from
using $1,000 now fn tho hank here ~ prnAfa
of the sale Of the NJ Ritz dc los Fgiicles a
land grant loo lted neaf lhis city. The prop
erty has jast been sold to MF, fietchef. 81
Detroit, for f'd, 900, the same being neeatl
afei " y. Fish, 81 santa Re, Governor
Sheldon and n P. eheldon. Of cleveland, D
Mr.. Knocbei claims tnai he and Others held
a bond on The property at the time Of sale
and are therefore enfitied to share Of ihe
nfohta
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Nav yonK. Dec. Achievements weak;
railways lower stock depressed throughout
he day. except rally about middrs Of \
to per cent 1he market closed week At
the lowest prices Of NE dss Speculation
vas adversely aiIe sted BY reports Of ttounlc
in ihe coal eomhtnaflon sad on lac runners
ii Tire issuatf 1900 Of per cent bonds
hy the Lake Shore 10 retire hondr ialunE
die in Isst and tlfB. COMPARED with aaaur.
daq the closing prices are from X 20 ~ pof
ceuf loNef The mining market rated quiet
during the mofniug. arqrcFaie ifhnsacIinns
heIilf ouiy 2d10 shores Hfle4 Included HnuI.
trn at lO6. nhdie 2fn rulwef Siotfo2H
chrr salllr. sk. Navajo 14hs Plymouth. " ~.
and Hofa sflrci fistlt1n reg iIhf and 40 sci
lsf The production Of fora silver irum
Iht.fAfl III % tcFtMhef f1f 4 reported Al
Ss y I * T''s on'sis - sss ~ s'' w. '' w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

srocETos. Cal. Dec. s.--Dnring the last
iofty-eight hours the wind has made The
rounds Of the compass. and Is now blowing
heavy breeze from the north. II was fonr
degrees below the fseeEing point last night,
and Ehe water pipes were nozeu in some
pirta of this city. and there was ice a half
inch thick. fhe late prevailing strong
Winds have takeu the life out ot the surface
az the ground. Much yoluR gram. sproated
~ early rains, IS killed outright Flowing
until the rain mskes It's continuance pnaai
BILE Tho sky to-day h partially overcast and
the wind is inOderatinF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

The people Of Australia and Of the State OF
California have been astonished at the won.
derful curative power Of Eucalyptus, or
gun tree leaves, Tor all throat and lung
diseases. preparation called the Gum
Tree Cough Ayrap," has rapidly sold nil
over our State, aud is the only cure fvr
that sill not make you sick a. the
stomach In taking. Relieves violent
coughing soothing 70 fever aud al
irritation. G, +. Heinzemsn. sole agent, Los
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Notice Of stockholders Meeting.

Ia pursuance OF resolution OF the Board
Of Directors. adopted on the sth day Of De-
cernbef 1874, notice Is hereby given that
meeting nf the stockholders Of the Los An
geles Paper Company. q corporation, viii be
held ~ the once Of saidcorporatl0n 10 rQo1n
u, phniips BLOCK. Main street, Los Angeles
city, culfornis. at O'Clock ,. Y. On Monday,
the IGfb day Of February, 1sss.
The object OF sGid meeting Is TO take into
consideration the propriety0 Increasing t0c
capital stock Of said eorporstion frorn
S2s0Oo divided into 80 shares Of the par
value or 10000 each 70 81. 900, divided
into $50 shares 6f the par value OF $4,000
each. 3. WAGNER,
Secretary Of Los Angeles Paper Company
dan2 tnf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
a coSsoLISG RnFLRcrloS.


1T is mt saying too much 10 assert thai
the use OF spurious teas which has been 50
eoIumen for years past. has tended 70 aggrs'
vate the nerves aud the digestive or.
gans. has even caused disorders that were
almost unknown 70 medical science before
the days OF drugeed teas aud has helped q
swell The mortality iists. II Is startling fact
that almost without exception. aduiteraied
Tea are dangerous 10 health. Sorie OF them
are actually Poisonous especially the In
pure green teas, which contain e0pperas
and Prnssian blue.--[New York Herald
August 20. 1883.
Thus spoke one OF the Oldest and best
known members % the wholesale tea trade
10 q New York Herald reporter. The remedy
is 10 drink only teas imported 10 this coun
try IN the Perfection Tea Can, 4 package
contfoiled ~ the japan Tea syndicate,
Nhieh absolutely feInses to export any but
pure teas Of merit therein. The hnest tea
Imported in this can is Eoia Tea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

sxN FRANcisco, Dec s.--A mixed wresi-
ling match for tedo and the mixed wreaillng
championship OF the world, took place this
evening At Tho California Theater betwaen
Duncan G Ross aud Tom Cannon. The Alst
fail. wrcsred ia catch agcatch eau style.
WAS won py cannon ~ ia iniunfes. The
second fall si3a hold. was won by Ross IN
minutcH Ross also won the third inll,
silte hole in 3,f l1inutea The fourth ihli,
GrAco. Roman, WIS won BY Cannon 10 :
minutes TheRilh fAn collar and elbow,
was won BY koss IN II minutes. Twelve
hundred people were present
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

San FnkScIacs. Dec e-'rhe cnliioraia
one cent per pound 10 70 into effect to-day
fhis makes the prlol tho lcwezt ever quoted
on thie coast Ihe new rates for patent
Cube "A" are seven and threequarfcr rsnts
Thisis six cents ro0id lower than the sell
Ing price Of eighteen months ago
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Tucsos. Dec s.-The city election here To-
day was the al absorbing question There
wcretwo tickets Inthe aeld. both nominated
ID mass meetings ami made up regardless Of
political afalinfionsl 10th parties worked
hard for their candidates, but the one known
a. the citizens fiehet was the euenessful oae,
every man on i qulug 10 by handsome
majority George Hayneit, proprietor OF the
Palace Hotel, was elected Mayor over An
drew Croniy. the present incumbent, by Sts
IA etntffu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Nav YpRE. Nov. -The widely known
firm OF opdyke 4 Co. bankers, msde an as
signment to day without preference. A mem
ber of the hrm said that the failure was due
to customers who failed to respond 70 the
call for margins. The assets VIII ultimately
Yield nearly. II not quite. enough 10 meet
the liabilities The MAJOR portion OF the
liabilities are secured. about $4,000 being
Unsecured. The drfo WAS founded sixteen
iied in l9<o The arm sulfered 1 ioss oi
tfoo0, ,Oo0 in the panic Of 1878. 100000 being
drawn from them in one run The preseut
hriu was founded IN 1881, With an Invested
capital of t,so, 400, apd deposits about 81 ,ooo,
Stock Exchange viii not exceed 80 900 shares
and thst neither individually nor as arm
have they specialized 70 the extent OF one
share. The frn was regarded as a strong
credit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

That is daily bringing Joy to the homes Of
thousands by saving their dear enes fcein
Discovery % : for ronsnllption. Coughs. colds,
Asthma, Brnnc hiiis, Hay Fever. Loss 81 oiee
Tickling 10 the Throat. Pain la the Side and
Chest. or any diaease Of the Throat and
Lungs, positive cure Guaranteed lrial
Large size t1.0o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
ual,way Matters.

Cuicaeo, Dec. s.--rhe Transc9ntlncntai
Railway Association freight departments
met here to-day 70 consider the question Of
through rates from seaboard to seahoard Tor
the next year To-day the biisiness referred
to tha; portion of the territory directly cover
ed BY lhelr lines OF association. 70 wit be.
tween the Pacific Coast and the Missouri
river Tomorrow consultation will be
hold wiif the roads between the Missouri
river and Chicago ard Wednesday they
viii leave for New York 10 consult With the
roads between Chicago and the Atlantic sea
board