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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
Items of Interest.
AWE Ais, the actress, is dead.

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Anfet
.nvps slls, the actress, is dead.
,ressman John w. Ferdon died
San N
vOr'um,, physicians ply their vocation
- Or.
r Nl25 prisoners in the Mon
llAtiary.
)pal Church Is being built at
,inster, B. G.
weighing l20 pounds was
San Diego last week.
rsss visited the Democratic
Mxnfs in New York yesterday.
is list next has been fixed as the
ing her, prorogation Of the British
childre,B. c., was visited by ter
vAorie!r and lightning storm We'd
un' syn d recently demonstrated that
Passek potato bugs eagerly and
SAN 'iry.
or SaJarnsing. prominent attorney
San Il, Nevada. died yesterday from
lowin Of pneumonia.
M,lsmer America brought $500, 600
son. It's rom Europe to the Bank Of
nnePprth America yesterday.
MI. y u .ickec and Sierra Valley road is
N. be ip an almost iDapassable
p.,s;I, owing TO the late storms.
Schenchs six months ending June
lin. y-three buildings we're erected
Nu Bid, at cost Of Sl34. 1892.
L 0aHfo fouse Of Lords Granville stated
street that negotiations with Mexico
Sowe treaty Of commerce would soon
sShupsd.
ana wforious j. H. TomlinsoH, who
m Mns cd people all over tine State,
h'.k0 ,entencsd to 5an Quentin for
ana qafrom Stockton.
S.,,,sh ~, holic Total Abstinence Union
NJ decided TO hold the next con.
Ts,.h.Nsw Haven, Conn, on the
Js,s asday ia August, 1885.
Ssrisla Walls county, w. T., the
Mrtn Pacific Railroad is assessed for
Fra.,. and the Oregon Railway and
G S,ion Company for $3S3. 483.
gis 'cial from Quebec states that bears
Mrs ,oms such o nuisance in the Me.
uv.istrict that the municipal an.
have offered IS per capita for
ruction.
..s,n, ,on, M. T., Tribune says: "In
ss.". various counties this year
,;..,. 81 candidates for Sheriff. OF
M .'r lis are sure to be disap.
%hsn s here being only thirteen such
No, n' FILL"
vi.e ,. Carter and Frank w. Hyde,
[. r,aissad ranchman respectively. the
difIic5m San francisco and the latter
- yoming, were yesterday sen
Op'' New York to serve two years
SAIburglary.
drs Lakeview, Or. Eraminer says
ops men say the grass is heavier thii
sshan ever before. The hills are
~ bunch grass and there is plenty Of
E 81 for stock in places where. at this
moi the year, there is usually none.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12

steamers Santa Rosa and Orizabx go
through to San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the
dates Of their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Santa Rosa and Orizaba call nj
Santa Barbara and Port Hartford (San Luis Obs
POI only. on the route to and from San Francisco
Cars 10 connect with steamers leave 8. P. r.
R. depot. Los Angeles, as follows: With Santa
NJ: going south. at I ociock : With Los
Angeles and Eureka, going north, at 4 o'clock
P. H., railroad time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
London, Paris and American Bank
GIMITED)
205 Sansome st., San Francisco.


Authorizes Capital. 81, 900. .0oe
OF which G300, 900 have been called In. add
e2Oo. 900 ale subject to call with one month 8 no.
tics.
Directors:
WILLIAM PATERSON, Esq.,, (Messrs. Paterson
and simonds) Loudon and singapore.
JAMES wHITTALL. ESQ.,, Q.Ate Of Messrs Jar.
dine, Matberson Co. china). London, s W.
JAMES La FoNrAINE, Esq 1. Administrator So
ciete 0ttomane. Constzntinoplel london,
sreirsMujSD LOUIS SIMON, ESQ.,, London. &c.
SIMON LAzARD. Esq, (Messrs Lazard freres
Il Cie.l Paris.
Ellie LAzARD. Esq.. tsisssrs LA.ard Frsres q
Managers In SAN Franciscs.
EUGENE MEYRR. Sub Manager
HEAD OFFICE,
o and 10 Tokenhouse Yard, Lotn-
bury. LONDON.
London Bankers.
BANK OF SCOTLAND. ..~.-LONDOS
Agents.
NEW Y0RK--Agency Of the London, Paris and
Amert an Bank, Limited, ~ Exchange Place.
PARls-Messrs. laxsrd frerss Gle. 10 Rue
Having succeeded to the business Of Messrs.
Lsxard freres, San Francisco, We are now pre-
pared to do a general banking business
Bills Of exchange and telegraphic transfers
bought and sold on Great Britain, Ireland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, SwitEer-
land, China, japan, Australia, Central and
south America. and principal cities Of the
United States.
COMMERCIAL and TRAVELLERS CREDITS
issued, available In all parts Of the world
COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates Of ex-
change.
Issse CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and re-
ccivc Deposits on open accounts.
BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD IImmlS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
Eintracht!
Always fresh on draught, the
celebrated St. Louis An
heuser- Busch Beer.

Erlanger and Budweiser frequent sps-
ciaities.
These Layers are the finest in the world and
have taken frat premium In the leading capitals
Of Europe.
Lunches and first class cigars. polite attend
ance and cheerful appointments. Give me q call
aug2f CHARLES BAUER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
REMOVAL NOTICE.

II. X. s. 0'Melveny has moved his law Office TO
Bumiller Block, No. II Spring street. up Fairs,
Rooms II and Is, where he will Be ple.t' = %
meet his patrons. ], is H..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12

,GINEEKs AND SURVEYOR.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12

~ Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
Of the United State and Europe. mh9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
OUR NEW
irpet Beating Machine

now running. and we solicit the patronage
usekeepers and pereoDs wishing carIsts
up, cleaned and rslAid.
claim 70 have the only new hrst-class Car
eating Machine In Los Angeles, and win
work ct reasonable ratio.
,ets In any quantities cleaned and relaid
twsbty.iour hours from tho time Of taking
way.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29
SOurcl Wisdom,


When Charley Foster trotled off TO Wash.
ington and poured his soured wisdom into
the nozzle of a reportorial pump, to the ef-
feet that Ohio's ELECTORAL vote would not
be given to President Arthur, in the event
of his nomination at Chicago next June,
he not only did the great State OF Ohio an
injustice, but he exhibited to the world his
fermented and discontented spirit growing
ont OF recent defeats. The fact is, Charley
Foster is prophet without homer III his
own country, and it would be much better
Tor him to keep still in the future. He has
never been great man and never will be
and but for his plelhoric pocketboek would
never have made the strices he did. 1t is
considered the proper thing for partisan
Republicans to bow down and worship
Charley Foster, hnt we must confess that
we are not OF the same frame OF mind, and
have never been able to see that in the late
Governors makeup or political career thai
Is calculated to inspire great respect.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29
PROGRESS.

The constitution and laws OF the United
States secure and promote freedom. Ii in
the progress of events any law or practice
or custom or habit is found TO be injurious.
or bnrdensome TO the people, constitution
al law demands its removal. Ii any such
notion or system comes down to us from
the past, honry with the age of centuries,
hazed and glazed all over with bygone
superstitions, or some such new tangled
project should spring up out OF the brain
OF some modern fanatic, under our laws
the people are IN duty bound to do away
with all such projects and notions. The
owls, Nightmares, and delirlum tremens
OF this age ought not TO be permitted to
scare and torment either adults, children
or babies. Our government leaches that
all men are and ought of right 10 be free,
and the ireer the better. Acting under the
guidance of the constitution, the American
people have wiped out the system of sla very
and demolished the lobbies OF notification
We are just now making RAID on sedu-
GERS, gamblers, horse thieves, whiskey
rings and Mormons. Having come thus
far and having entered the iron-clad. oath :
bound lodges of masonry and published It's
secrets TO the whole world, we make bold
| W COHIt W tHe iIbHt uODT Ol tDt hOIHHI
Catholic hierarchy and knock for admit.
tance. We respectfully ask for an inter
view with the pope. We do not ask you
10 make known TO us the secrets of your
order. We know them already. The
black hole of Calcutta where scores o
Englishmen perished in foul air aud dark
ness, did but match your deyilish inquisi-
lions; the outlandish, outdemonish butch
cry OF Protestants on st, Bartholomew
day was but a 81 rcastic touch of th SACRED
orgies Of the Conanche Indians. You
black deeds have belouled lhe pages o
history Rot only in Spain but in all lands
generation after generation. We care no
To go ever the line oi your past course.
has too much OF the glow Of hell lire
T Neither do we ask YOU 10 tell us the sourc
Of your doctrines, We have your Bible
BY its leat hings you claim to be God
yicegerents; TO be inialliblc to be tn
disposer ol mems bodies and souls to b
a authorized by Jehovah to torture an,
kill and deny the right Of burial OF tn
body; 10 he able to send the soul 10 hel
aud Ia bring il back ngan at pleasure; +
be il,e head OF the church and state, IN
. head whose word and power no man o
! civil government has any right to gainsa
or resist, You very well know that sue
/ claims and acts constitute high treason
We 80 especially ask your Holiness vii
do you NY TO teael, the children and youl
from the Roman Catholic Bible and sc
up the Roman Catholic church 10 the de
snuc,lon Of the Republie2 Do you thin
: you can take more falherly care OF III
people? You know better. No pope Il
The whole line Of Apostelicel snccesslo
. has ever raised up nation OF free mer
who have vindlcaied the right 10 be free
/, men, NJ all To be compared witlr tn
United States. Look at poor Ireland
look anywhere. Your doom ls written O
$ the wall. Meme, Meme Tekel Uphailisi
d.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29
ARTHUR AND FOSTER.
[Bucyrus Journal

lBucyrus Journal
These two gentlemen stand before the |
public In strong and marked contrast. The |
one never sought any posilion-th there is no
position 10 which the other has not aspired
The one stays at his post and avoids all in
terviewins-the other was scarcely at his
post, and not week passes that he is not
found as ready to be pumped as the bilge
water from the hold OF u leaky-scow. Mr..
Arthur had the Vice Presidency thrust upon
him, and succeeded to the executive office
under distressing circumstances that are
part of the history Of the Nation-Mr
Foster sought and secured the executive
office OF tue State by Tricks and political
knavery. The one entered npon his duties
with the face Of the Nation bowed in grief,
and found mistrnst and suspicion-the
other assumed the leadership of his party
in the State, and found hope and confidence
all around him. Mr.. Arthur, with an eye
single TO his duty and the interests ef the
Nation, has raised the bowed heads and
changed misiru.t and suspicion into con.
fdence and approhatiUn-Mr. G9.ter, with
| an eye single TO his ambitious aspirations
has bow e, the heads Of his party in hui
| initiation and changed hope and confidence
into dismay and defeat The people OF
Ohio expected nothing Of Arthur, and were
led TO expect everything OF Fo,ter--they
now expect everything oil Arthur aud
nothing OF Foster but reports OF interviews.
Mr. Arthur, supposed 10 he indebted to
prominent men who were unpopular, has
not wounded the public by his recognition
of lhem-Mr, Foster, owing his success to
the administrative and executive success
OF prominent men III his party who were
popular, never lost an opportunity TO strike
at these very very men, to the disgust Of
every one. MIR. Arthur has stood alone,
and without clnptrap has been content to
he judged By his works--Mr. Foster has
stood surrounded by paid tlacaners, and
with reckless arrogance has sought to be
judged by his money. The one has eleva.
ted the party bowed in grief and hopeless
! in bereavemeni-the other has demornlizDd
the party proud in is strength and conf
dent OF victory. A few years ago Mr.
Foster coquelted with Mr.. Arthur, and the
| eitat VI NhlO uthiIo u
patronize the small President OF the Ma
lion, and Mr.. Arthur exhibits himself
wholly insensible ia the blessings in stor,
, for hiin-now The small and Unsuccessful
politician OF Ohio attempts TO belitlle III,
great and successful President, and still
, Mr.. Arthur exhibits himself wholly in
, sensible.
The confederation OF these two gentle
, men in contrast with each other carrie
with it an important lesson. II shows tn,
, vast difference between public duties, nm
. sought and executed as responsible dutie
! for the good oi all, and public duties un
scrupulonsly secured and executed to ad
, vance arrogant personal ambition. How
true, In considering these gentlemen, is tn
, couple of Pope:
! "Honor and fame from no condition
/ rise. Act we'll your part, there all tn
: honor hes"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29
Frrd unnclass Arnln.

Fred Douglass, the great leader OF the
colnrcd race, is not celor blind. In an
swering the numerous attacks upon him
some no'ly questions. He says
There are million OF people in this
country OF mixed blood mainly the chril-
dren and grandchildren of white men by
colored women. | know Of a colorcd wo-
man here in Washington who is the mother
of ten children by one OF our late most
influential citizens, but no noise was made
over the fact, simply because the woman
was lis concubine, and not his wife 1t
would seem that what the American peo
pie object to is not the mixture OF the
races, bnt honorable marriage between
them. Is this +, hecllon TOO severe? Per
hnps il is, but does not the storm of criti.
cism to which | have been subjected seeni
TO Justify iI?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

Our Washington correspondent this week
condemns the fashion there OF the ladies'
appearing IN rediculously low neck dresses
at receptions. He says a stranger who
attended the Presidents reception WAS
asked what he thought of the levee.
"Well, saw several dudes and good
many nudes" was his reply. Dobson, Of
the b. G. Democrat, says the people Of
Toledo when they heard that the ice had
given way at Perrysburg, rolled their pants
up TO the wristbands to prepare for emer-
genc'es. Such extremes by both sexes in
fashionable circles should be condemn ell
by all modest people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

When weighed in the balance with all
Republican Congressman from Ohio, our
ex-Governor's remarks seem to fall short
in his recent interview in Washington
when he did not know that he was inter
viewed. All the Congressman have since
been interviewed, and are unanimous in
the opinion that the nominee of the Re
publican Convention will poll the full par
ty vote OF Ohio. Is it not possible that
Fosters judgment may have been warped
by his anxiety 10 secure the position &c
which Mast is entitled to the discovery and
consigned B. Grats Brown to?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29
A Mass Convention of American Inven-

A most remarkable Convention will be
held in Cincinnati, beginning March 20,
1884, in the Great Music Hall and Expo
silion Building of that city. During the
past'two or three years the great monopo-
lies oil the country have made strong ef-
forts TO destroy the present wise and bene-
icient Patent Laws, and there have been
none to antagonize the representations thus
made. To this end the inventors OF this
country have determined to form perma
nent organization, wholly and solely for
the purpose Of being able by combined eff
forts TO show Congress and the people that
il will be detrimental 10 the interests OF
the country TO accede to the demands OF
the monopelists. There Is u universal
feeling among inventors that something
must be done to protect their interests, and
the Convention to be held will seek to
adopt some united form of action, or form
State Associations. All inventors and pat
entees are interested in this movement,
and all who can attend, and desire to do 30,
should at once address the Chairman OF the
Executive Committee, j. s. Zsroe, Editor
of the AMERICAN INVENTOR, lSS West
Filth street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Who will
forward each applicant the badge 10 entitle
the holder to admission on the hoor ms a
delegate. The citizens Of Cincinnati, with
their usual libsrali,y, have subscribed a
liberal guarantee fund TO meet the expen-
ses OF the Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

On second reading OF the article that ap.
peared in the Fostoria Reuicu two weeks
ago, the greater part Of which appeared in
the Sentinel last week, we detect the ear
marks of L. A. Higgins in every feature,
and from the manner in which he called
attention to his own offspring in the Com
mercidl Telegram and the shape it was IN
troduced in The Sentinel leaves no doubt of
the authenticity of the article. We are
glad that Mr.. Higgins services has been
brought into reIuisition. 1t serves trip
pie purpose. 1t is we'll known fact that
Mr.. Higgins pen is at the service of those
who have n desperate case TO defend, and
have the means to pay for 1.-THE same as
criminal seeks the services Of a criminal
lawyer. We are glad to know that We
have been the means OF his making an,
ether raise out of Foster, and at the same
time furnish some reading matter for the
Sentinel, which seems TO he completely n
loss to find some hole 10 crawl into tc
get cut OF range. We are glad also that
lie has SHED his beaver into the "ring," al
/ we prapose to show that the ring would
have been very incomplete without his aid
and advice during several years past, anc
we can do so with much better grace when
we find him in the charmed circle-there
fore we are eversemuch obliged.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The veteran Lccky Harper, of tho MI
Vernon Banner, one cf the el,lcst and mos I
radical Democratic editors of the State'
prcuounccs the redistricting bill recently
passed "rn Internal outrage" which will
not gain Congressman to that party, and
cluscs hy saying: "But the Legislature
started out to do mean things, aud 1t has
succeeded admirably"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The highest point reached by the food
this year at Cincinnati, was on The night Of
February IA, when il reached II feet Il
inches. This stands at the head of all
previous aoods. Yet writer in the COM
mereial Gazette figures up the area OF square
miles drained into the Ohio river and ltt
trlbuteries and claims that under certain
conditions similar TO this winter, when the
snow fall shall he heavy and all retained
for n sudden thaw and rain storm, and
with the improved drainage and clearing
mp OF the timber land, The Ohio is yet lin
BILE 10 reach even 100 feet above low walel
mark al Cincinnati. II will be sori
day for that country if IL should reael
that figure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

AS the waters commenced to recede at
Marietta, the Register used the following in
its flood head lines: Generous hearts
throughout the land pour blessings in upon
us and the valley of desolation is filled
with generous gifts OF clothing and sup
plies, frightened with the prayers oil those
who gave, while Hope proclaims-'Gc
back thy dove OF peace with the myrtle on
thy wing, say That ffcods and tempests
cease and the woil Id is ripe for spring"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The riog seems to have got mat complete
bulge nn ihs North Baliimore Gosstte, "Ind,-
pendent" and ii is publishing some very care.
fully prepared puns hr the Sentinel to please
copy. II Is n very soiiy sight to see Tie once
bnld and defan, Rel nblican party of Wood
county, happy In lis thousand majority, so ma
nipulaied and robbed Of its good name that IL
has Ia 20 drumming around in the Democratic
party at almost every election to get a candi-
date to help II keep in pnwer, aud for It's olfc-
lals to be spending taeir time aud sqnandering
their means for pufa nom "Iudependept" pa
pers 10 be copied in the RUG organ. The Wes.
Ion Herotd. "Dtmocralc." under the manage.
mept Of hofIiti Evers, is something like the
boy |; II don't know exactly what 10 say. II
don't take much stock In peoples tickets. and
thinks II win slash the Democratic party Into
Democratic harness hereafter that Is as far as
iis one Of two votes will 90 toward that end.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

the JOURNAL is entitled 10 all the credit for the
downfall of the Foster dynasty. We copy
from the 5oshocton Age and Bucyrus journal
both substantial Republican papers, to show
that our sentiments are only in accord with the
better element in the Republican party. Aud
we don't suppose that we have seen but very
trining fraction Of the good things said of the
Boss Of Ohio politics, as we know what the
sentiments are Of large number Of the bes,
Republican editors # the Stale.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The question of more practical educa-
ten Than the present system, is fast taking
root and we trust will grow and produce
good fruit. The Buffalo Express, in com.
menting upon the action of the City
Council of Toledo, says: "The city coun-
eli of Toledo has resolved to Establish a
manual training school in connection with
the high school course, in which pupils
may receive practical training in any Sc
lected branch of mechanics. This is an
Ohio idea that is worthy OF acceptance
elsewhere"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The Marshall County Nc,es, of MARSHALL
town, Iowa, comes to us with "please x"
It is published by the News Publishing
Co., and is edited by c. N. Chaplin. 1t is
a handsome quarto sheet, just started, and
bears abundant evidence OF careful and
experienced editorial work. The fourth
A. Logan as it's first choice to the mast
head for President. Yes, we want some
Iowa news
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

Judge Bowersox, who was appointed TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the election
OF Judge Owen 10 the Supreme bench, is
having a rough imitation. The Defiance
Daily journal says: Never perhaps in the
annals OF the State has a new Judge passed
through just such an ordeal as Judge Bow.
ersox. Five murder cases have thus far
been brought before him, and one yet to
come. There is one case of larceny, be-
sides other cases, involving large sums Of
money,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

Columbus Sunday Herald: The editor
OF the Perrysburg JOURNAL, who is an en-
thu'ias,ic Republican, says that "Fosler's
style Of statesnnnship would ruin the best
party in the best country that the sun ever
shone upon" Well, perhaps we are done
With his style of statcsmanship. 1t has
been heavy load upon the Republican
party Of Ohio; but thank goodness the
party is too strong for any one man TO ruin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

In some quarters the question of mar
riage is taking serious turn. The cler-
gymen of Youngstown, this State, at their
Morday meeting last week adopted strong
set OF resolutions in which they promise to
devote their energies TO impressirg the
people with the danger OF not regarding
marriage more seriously, and will refuse
to marry divorced person unless the de
cree was granted for adultery by the other
party. Every minister signed the resolu.
llnnA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The Chicago Intcr- Ocean estimates that
it will take 81 600 900 worth Of anininc to
cure the levers resultirg from the exposure
OF damp houses and attendant ills along
the Ohio river. This is an item OF ex-
pensc that has been overlooked heretofore
in rough estimates on the losses Ivy the
1und
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-29

The Marshall County NepS says Gov.
Sherman of Iowa will not support any
candidate for President who fayors the
restoration of Fiiz John Porter. Correct.
Almost the entire list Of survivors of the
Volunteer army are of the same opinion as
Gov. Sherman.