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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Los ANGELES OIL COMPANY-Ioc alton o.
principal place OF bu,iness, Los Angeles, Cali
fotnit. Location OF works: Ventura county
California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF tn,
Directors OF this company, held on the y5th day
of July. 1854, AN assessment (No. 20) OF iift
(5Uc) cents per share was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock OF the company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin to the secretary al
thd Office Ui Ferry, Mott 4 Co, No. 22i CONNER
cial street. city OF Los Angeles.
ANY stock upon which this assessment re.
mains unpaid on the I'd day OF September, lss4
will bs delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on Tuesday. the 23d day Of
Sept, mher, 1854. to pay delinquent assessments
costs Of advertising and eSpense Of sale.
W. J. NkEGY, Secretary,
Office: Perry. Mott & Co., ga Commercial street
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, July 26th, 1884. jy30 4w
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Tho copartnership heretofore existing between
;, Celcstin Save, Albert Haniman aud John
kobe is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. Celestiu Save remains the sole owner OF all
the property and assets Of the late frm and will
collect all bills due said firm and pay all legal
claims against the same.
ALBERT HANIMAN.
J. kOBEL.
S. CELESTlN.
Dated Los Angeles, July 2s, 1854. jye9 Sw
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Notice for Removal of Garbage.

To the resident citizens of the city Of Los An
geles:
From and after this date you are hereby noti-
fed that you will be required to put out all
kitchen refuse and garbage in your respective
districts, as hereinafter set forth:
DISTRICT No.
Shall be bounded north by First street, south by
and including Third street and west by and in
Guiding olive street, eas5 by and including San
Pedro street; and all garbage for this district
shall be put out on Mondays OF each week.
DISTRICT No.
Shall be bounded north by Third street south
by and including Sixth street, west by and in
Guiding Pearl street, east by and including San
Pedro street; and all garbage for this district
shall be put out on Tuesdays Of each week
DISTRICT No. 8
Shall be bounded north by Sixth street. south BY
and including Ninth street. west by and includ-
ing Pearl street, east by and including Los An
geles street; and all garbage Tor this district
shall be put out on Wednesday of each week.
DISTRICT No 4
Shall be bounded south by Marchessault street,
on the north by Los Angeles river at Dowuey
avenue, west by Yale street to college street,
east by Alameda, Macy and Date streets; and all
garbage for this district shall be put out on
Thursday Of each week.
DISTRICT No. 5
Shall be bounded north by and including Mar
chessault street, south by Temple and CONNER.
cial streets and DuccmmuD street. last by the
Los Angeles river, and north by Bunker Hill
avenue; and all Carriage for this district shall be-
put out on Fridays OF each week.
DISTRICT No. %
Shall be bounded north by and inc cuding Tenn
pie, Con mercial aud Ducominun streets, south
by and including First street, cast By the Los
Angeles river, and west by and including Fort
street; and the garbage for this district shall be
put cut on Saturdays OF each week.
by order of y. II. BOYD.
Supt Of streets.
Los Angeles. July 20, 1884. jy3J 81
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Herald steam Printing House.

The IlHRALB Steam PnnilhR hpn'o y nU' ="
passed by any Job Printing oHher on the '"ei"'
Coast. outside of San fn,nrt-'o. IN faeift'es 'o'
loins Job work. LoN priues, E"od ""rk ana s''
eu.ion NAV i,s reit, d.s1n a thts Office
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wheat aud Barley Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Wheat,
strong and fair: seller Sl.3S2@ |. 30;
buyer, Sl.43l; buyer, season, 81 49,.
Barley, steady and active; seller, S3;
seller, season, .S24;@ S22; buyer, .90s@
.90l; buyer, season, $3.50 .94.
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To |. w. Hellman, Jose Mascarel, Phil
lippe GARNER, Pho Pico, Sostenos Se-
pulveda, Francisco Uribo de Ocampo,
Cenalda Enrlnnes.
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Black Bart's Prototype.

REpDINe, Cal, July 29,--The Nreka
stage was robbed about one o'clock this
morning, near Bass Station, by one man,
who demanded the express box. The
robber did not take the mail. 1t is
thought the box contained but little
trea sure
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A Bargain for Investors

Lot l20xiG5 feet, with fine dwellings and va
cant corner on two q the best streets In the city
on line OF street cars: convenient 10 churches
schools, etc and paying annually about $500
net. There Is ample room for Ave more build.
ings similar 90 those ROW on the property and
they are never vacant This IL decidedly the
finest opportunity for Investment that we have
had for many months We are instructed 10 cell
at any time within 10 days for si2, 900
" H. BARCLAY,
Jystf 1 o Nadsau Block
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FOREIGN.

The New Divorce Law In France.
PARIS, July 29.-The new divorce law
was gazetted to-day. Three thousand
suits for divorce have already began, in
which many noble and prominent fami
lies are involved.
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spccial Notice

Hereafter notices 1t Companies sociehea
chr,ch,. etc. viii oni, be inserted In he iiEsAlD
As paid Advertisements We reserve 'o' rA'ss
o worlhip "A gratuitou- directory which VIII
ppoi every Sunday morning.
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The Railroad Bridge at tn,
Needles Completed.

Speci II to the HERALD
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, July 27.-The
great bridge over the Colorado river at
The Ne, dies, Cal, on the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad, was completed to day.
All trains running through Pullman
sleepers will commence at once running
from Kansas City to San Francisco with
out change or transfer. The line is said
to be in fiue condition for trans. s.conti-
mental passenger and freight business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30

The Hsa,Ln once "a connected whit to r.
,hone system Of los Angeles city and count
Orders for Advertisements Or job work may
ent through tfi- neeium 10 number lio
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Dissolution of Oopartnership.

The undersigned, doing business as copartners,
under the ilrm Lame Of Har er. Reynolds & Co.,
having sold and conveyed to the f.aiper and
Reynolds Company. corporation, our property
and business, the said firm Is hereby dissolved
by mutual c,nscrt Tho corporation will ray all
the liabilities and will collect all ace, uuts due to
the late firm. HARPER, REYNOLDS & Co.
Express copy tSoeodiw
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, etc.

IN Inn toohls
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l.
County OF Los Angeles. ''
In the matter Of the estate OF Daniel Courtney,
deceased.
Pursuant to order Of this Court, made this
day, notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 9Th
day Of August, 1884, at 10 O'Clock A. " of SAID
day, at the court room OF this Court, in the
city aud county ofLos Angeles, has been appointed
for hearing the application Of Michoel
Murnlne, praying that document now
on file In this Court purportinR 10 be the last viii
and Testament Of Daniel Courtney, deceased be
admitted TO probate and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to said Michael Mnrnaue
at which time and place ~ persons In.
terested therein may appear and contest the
same.
Dated July 25th, 1884.
A, W. POTTS, County Clerk.
By A. RnPAU, Deputy. jy25 lot
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REMOVAL HOTICE.

II. X. S. OMelveny has moved his law office to
Bumiller block, No. Al Spring street. up s,alrs,
Rooms "A and Is, where he will be pleased to
meet his patrons. jylS I'm
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THE COLORADO
Copper Mountain Mining
COMPANY.

LOCATION OF MINFs-Four miles Fast OF he
Colorado River, in Ynma County, Arizona
Territory 50 miles South OF '1be Needles, Il
the A. & P. X. X.
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The Herald Is the Official paper Of the city OF
os Angeles. The city delinquent tar lists and
all other municipal notices appear ONLY In its col
unna
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CARD FROM C. N. WATTS.

FDlroR IIERALD:--My name has been used in
connection with the nomination ior the ofii,e Of
Sheriff OF Los Angeles comfy. owing to reasons
purely personal, am oh iged to Withdraw from
the field C. II. WATTS.
Pasadena July 20, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30

Brentano llro... No Union slnAr" nov
York City. are agent, Tor the ilEHALD' h"h
constantly be found on sale on their count
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NEW TO DAY.
10 REM.

A fully furnished house Of 5 rooms; bath room
aud pantry; centrally located. Apply to
MORFORD & son,
jy30 lw llO n. Spring St. Temple Block.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of W. G. Goss. deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executors Of the estate Of ". g. Goss, dceea sed,
to the creditors Of, and all persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this notice,
TO the said Executors, at the Office OF Gardiner
Stephenson, Allen Block, Los Ang eles city, in
Z he county Of Los Angeles.
LOUIS GOoDFRIRND,
MARY Z. VEJAR,
Executors of Estate Of W. @. Goss, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, July 25th 1884.
Gardiner Stephenson, Attorneys for Execu-
tors. jy2o
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Precautions Against Epidemic

SAN FRaNcIsco, July 2o-At u meet
ing OF the Board of Health to-day it was
decided to institute, as precaution
against the invasion of cholera Or yellow
fever, a house to house inspection of
the sanitary condition OF the city. 1t
was also resolved that ships bringing to
this port patients afflicted with conta-
gious or infections diseases shall be la
BILE for their maintenance while at the
hospital.
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LOUIS GOoDFRIRND,
MARY Z. WEAR,
Adjudication of Insolvency, Stay
of Proceedings and Order of Pub
lication of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State of California.
In the matter Of c. NJ. jackson, an Insoiy-
ent Debtor

G. NJ. jackson having filed in this Court his
petition, schedule and inv entory in insolvency,
by which it appears that he is an insolyent
debtor, the said Q. NJ J ckson il hereby de-
clared to be insolvent. The Sheriff Of the county
of Los Angeles is hereby directed to take posses
sion of all the estate al and personal, OF the
said insolvent debtor, except such as may
be by law exempt from execution, and OF
all his deeds, vouchers, books of account,
and papers, and to keep the same safely until the
appointment OF an Assignee Of his estate. All
persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the
said insolvcnt, or to deliver any property belong
ing to such insolvent, to him, or to any person,
iirm corporation or association for his use And
the said Debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or
deliver any proDerty, until the further order Of
this Court, except M herein ortered
II is further ordered, that all the creditors Of
said debtor be and appear before the Honorable
V. Z. Howard, Judge of the Superior Court OF
the County of Los Angeles, In open Court, at the
Court Room OF sid Court, in the County OF Los
Angeles oil the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30
The Cholera In France.

PARIS, July 29-7 p. M.-There were
six deaths from cholera at Aries during
the past twenty-four hours, and two
deaths at AK since noon.
Nine p. M.-rhere were twenty-three
deaths at Marseilles during the past
twenty four hours. There are seventeen
cases of cholera at Paucalieri, Italy. The
patients are mostly workmen from Mar.
settles and Toulon. Measures have been
taken to isolate the district
The renewal of the cholera is feared
at Toulon, owing to the return of fugi-
tives. At Marseilles there were seven
deaths between noon and P. M.
Universal Exposition mt Antwerp.
LONDON, Jaly 20. -Wilfred B. Chap.
MAJ, Cousnl to Belgium, has issued a
circular informing the merchants that the
Universal Exposition will be opened at
Antwerp on May 2, 1885.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters Remaining Uunceiled
forat Wells. Fargo Sc Oo's once.
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Mr. II. n. rive {. the slnt, Ana agent o
he HRatLD
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Ist Day of september. 1854,

list Day of septe mber, 1854,
At 10 O'Clock A. w., OF that day, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignecs Of the
estate Of said debtor.
II is further ordered, that the order be pub
lishcd In the Los ANGELES DAILY Herald, a news.
faper OF general circulation, published In the
County OF Los Angeles as often as the said paper
is published before the said day set for the meet
ing OF creditors.
And u Is further ordered, that, IN the mean.
time, all proceedings ~ ainst the said insolyent
be stayed
Dated July 25th, 1884.
V. F. HOWARD,
Judge CT the Superior Court
Tonner, Claibon Foley, Attorneys for In
olvent. iy2Gtd
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NOTICE.

Having sold the Palk Station Warehouse to
Mr. John =. Carr together with the good will Of
the entire business Of same. respectfully request
my former patrons 10 continue their patronage
TO the p esent firm OF Carr & Thompson, who
will conduct the same.
Los Angeles. July 10Th. 1854.
y. J. GILMORE.
Referring TO the above, We would respectfully
request a Continuance Of the patronage hereto
fore ended TO the Park Station Warehouse
and will be pleased TO make rates and contract
for storage for present season
CARR & THOMPSON,
jy30 2plm 2e6 North Los Angeles st.
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This is an excellent opportunity for those o
small means to invest money In most promis
lag home enterprise
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Anenu the New Police Board.

SAN Francisco, July 30 The state.
ment in au evening paper Of this city
yesterday that Governor S'oneman had
appointed new Board OF Police Com
missioners is to-day shown to have been
premature. The Governor when told
to day that the people of San Francisco
were anxious TO know il he intended to
appoint new Board, answered: "Well,
they won't know until the appointments
are mnde and not before
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30
Los Angeles City wins Before
the Supremc court.

SAN FRANCIsoo. July 29.-In the case
of the County of Los Angeles vs.. the
City of Los Angeles, which action was
brought to compel the pay ment of Ger
tain fines and forfeitures made by Jus.
tice OF the Pence into the county treas
ury, the Supreme Court has reversed the
judgment OF the lower couit in favor of
the defendant. and has ordered the
cause rcmanded. The same order in the
case Of the County of Los Angeles VS..
Morgan has been eutered upon II similar
finding.
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by order Of Board Of Directors.
s. J. BECK, President
Tnos J. CuDDy, Secretary. marriott
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GEO. j. DENIS

Attorney for the Company. Room 4, Ducemmun
Block
The stock is at present In the hands Of Col
=. Hewitt who may be seen at his Office at the
New Depot.
The shares are Of par value OF $40 each, but
Tor the next 20 days will he sold for s2.60 each
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N # . . .
DEMOS writing L. the Greenbrier H.
DEPENDENT disputes Nj, Snyder's right to a
second term as based on tho right Of Gus
tom. Il IS pointed out with force that
when a West Virginia Congressman is 70.
nominated II is usually after a spirited con.
test. Leaving out of the question this par.
ticulsf case, and admitting that no rule Of
custom can find convention or con
stltuency, y is good practice to retain q
good man In Congress long enough ior
him 10 learn Congrecsman's busii.
neas, make useful acquaintance
and command attention. Dlstrlc.9 which
arc constantly shifting arc always under the
disadvantage ot being served by raw l, mem.
bere, and usually have little weight in nd
tional affairs. The district which gets
good man and keeps him, is the distric
which is heard irom:in Congress-. The ain
Of the district Is not to honor men, but X
contribute lis share Ssstoi promote the gen
atal welfare hen 4 member does no nc,
repreaent tho political sentiment ol bis Dis
ts'ct Of course he ought TO be replaced sb,
-a9Who sooes \ n a
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from the iai, for tho purpose Of prevent.
iis 3 rush OF the people to the vicinity Of
AN UNFORTUNATE OVERSIGHT,

| An VNFoHIUNATE OVERNIGHT. I kltl
While Sheriff Hawkins carefully pro.ee!
ed his front tanks by barricades as alread,
described, he neglected to protect bis rear
which was the court house front, looking
west on Main street. An immense Grove
gathered there, and largo plate glass win,
dows were crushed In by boulders. q 4
At &:45 a. N. the fire alarm sounded
from The corner OF Court and Vine strseis,
Two squares from tho court house, caused
by fire. In tho Treaaurer's office, which ia
on the frat door Of the court house. There
was also an immense bonfire In front OF the
Second National Bank, corner Court and
ANin streets, directly opposite the Treas.
nrer's Office. AL the large glass win.
dowa In the front OF tha court house
was broken to pieces. The mob was
hring revolvers, throwing boulders and
yelling. The militia lyed into the mob
lrcm the court houee. The mob was greater
than last highland there were mora drunk.
en- men In It. Wild rumors were atloat that
the mob had a quantity Of dynamite. Au.
Other that three thousand men are coming
from Kentucky to reinforce the mob.
Sheriff Hawkins had sent deputies to the
depota to hurry up the troops. 81
~ THE COURT HcvsE FIRED. li
When an inlamable substance was
thrown into the Treasurer'a Office the
troops Cred with bail cartridges and drove
the mob back to Vine street. Many are
wounded and possibly many killed. Capt.
Desmond Of the First Regiment was killed
and, Sergeant Malone seriously wounded,
also private McBrairer. 4 f'gsf;'|
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THE Pf1ts e. BLNODSIIEp.
9he Military Fires on sl.e Mob with
}Hi ~ DisastrOuH Effect.

Tho Military Fir~a on tho Mob with
}hi So Disastrous Effect.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-The mob las,
night succeeded in.Yslting in tho jail, bn.
by great effort the stairway was cleared and
in possession Of the Sheriff . forces, and a
struggle began for the iron gate. The col.
ored rinGleader WAS seized by Lieutenant
Dunn, struck Oh the head, and dragged in
side. Then the gate was closed, aud sew. sew.
eral others being arrested about the same
time, the battering rim was broken in two
and served as b,aced for the gate. ; The
mob seemed repulasL. and the story. went
out spreading through tho outside crowd
only 10 intlame them TO more serious ef.
iort The etforis were then redoubled at
oil the entrances, and the southern gate TO
the jail yard was b.oken down. In tho
meantime Sheriff Hawkins sent an order
TO Col. Hunt, commanding the First Regi.
ment Militia, TO report to him In the iIil
with all the men possible. Only about
forty men were on duty, and these
went to the .if, passing through the Court
house and the tunnel already mentioned.
Here occurred the first bloodshed. The
farther end .si the tunnel was guarded by
Officers Philip Num- and Von,S'g2ern.
As the suldlers approached BY threes with
their guns pointed, Officer Won Seggern
threw up bis arms and shouted: "For
Gou's sake don't Shoot here, you'll kill
your friends." =" Il Without needing the warn.
ing the command '.'Ges" was given and a
yotley went: rattlipg through the tunnel.
Officer Manniell pierced by iour balls. Won
Sesgern was ;ehot in the side Of the head.
Several Of this militia were shot by their
own guns. This volley, had the effect to
clear the j jail, but ior two hours thereafter
efforts were made on the ouieide to d, s.roy
the whole building. !
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9 ouR New York correspondent sends an
able eulogy, on Boass rule. h II is too late.
The people have condemned it and will
have none ot It. That Is what elected
Democratic Governols$i in :Psnnsylvania
and New York, and has turned many pre-.
viously straight.out Republicans into howl.
ing Independents. Democrats don't mind
II 80 much, but u may be presumed tha!
there is also a limit to the capacity Of the
Democratic stomach. Leaders arc neces.
aary, but they must be chosen by The peo-
ple-not by themselves. But no particular
leader is Indispensable, for in the merciful
dispensatiou Of an 5all-wise Providence he
may be translated --and then what becomts
olthe party which hangs on him? Nc-ol-
saaization, leadership, but not machine
politics aud Boesism: az 'sI S., I, Z
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gan. the furniture manufacturer. At the
hospital at i o'clock there are the follow.

Capt Jack Desmond, shot through the
head; Henry ]. Perser, shot through the
head; John Hellensheim, shot through the
breast Fatally wounded: Fred Hopkins.
Chas. Bloom, J. Camper, VIII Balze, an
year old boy dying, Philip Reebe, In tho
breast. severely I Daniel Ohria,nlan, twice
n the lee;. Louis IKolt, right leg; Henry
Budde, thigh; Joe y Knows, In tho
right leg; Edward Rshm, In the
right leg below the knee; Fred Eckenhest,
right leg above the knee, WIN. Sullivan
thigh, John Bsrth, boy Of II, left shoul.
der, Geo. Wise, Ileit aide, seriout; John
HeckerlDap, through both legs. 1t is raid
this ball after passing through both legs
killed the small boy now at Hablg'a.
seven dead mon are In the An.iger OF.
fee, corner oi Vine and Canal. Three
dead men were at the corner OF Court and
Vina and could not be reached. Rumors
are abundant, among them that Col. Hunt
and Lieut.. Tom O'a1eara, OF the police
iorLe, were killed In thu jill. This cannot
be verified at this time, rs communication
with the jail Is difficult. ~ ~
2AtM-The good news comes that the
crowd has all gone from the vicinity OF the !
court house, and that the fire engines are
playing on the fire at the carriage factory, |
The FIRE seems 10 have been ex,inguished
hy the mob. The Fourteenth regiment
has not yet reached the court house, but
Will now have no difficulty in getting there. |
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IN Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, they
don't ssem 10 be done counting yet, but
tho best edvices are that the machine hu1
secured not more than one out; Of four ma,
sional delegates. Allegheny Republicans
are for Blaine, bnt The machine is for itself,
aud It has .availed Itself Of the last OF its
wondrous resources TO thwart the popular
will Bayne and Jarrett and other good
citizens have made q; a;splendid fight for
popular rule in the party, and II it should
turn out that they get only bali the dele
CATION their labor will not have been in
vain. 5 81 ri ".
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y l.7srr -7-'Is7. = : 80 go .iil AtE
BARRICADKD STREETS.
tho Mob Increases In .Sttength-T
H!tr n Court House FIRED. -HEg

Ihc Mob increases In Ettength-Ille
8E i.i Court House Fired. 4.
C1SclSSATI, O., March 29.-All day
changing crowds filed the streets aa
near to the Jail ss they were permitted to
come. Hawkins acled all day as though
he expected renewal Of the attack at night
with increased violence. lie called for
troops and called out bis own com.
mand, a veteran regiment, composed Of
soldiers OF the la.o war. Col. Hunt
also, mustered az many OF his First
regiment 81 could be brought cut, and the
jail had the appearances Of q fortress ex,
cept the heavy, guns. That mes. fearful
street engine Of destruction, a gatlipg CUR
belonging TO tho police force, ia also or or
duty. Late in the evening the police ani
soldiers were busy under Sheriff Hawsins
direction in barrlcading the stree. in ever,
direction at diatancs Of a hundred yard!