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Trnin lYrecl.ers Shot.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 13.-It is rumored
that the government forces caught aud shot
within the past sen days Fix train wreckers.
The report OF the Wholesale execution Of
seventeen hriYands st Guerrerato 10 un-
true.
Esfimole OF government expenses for
next fiscal year, sent congress, $25, zoe, 900.
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Mill Failure.

NKw ORLEANS, hay 13.--The failure of
Esuiie DeSme.s al Moss Point, Mississippi,
creates excitement. He owned two mills
cutting $4,000 feet of lumber daily. TIE
chief loss falls upon log getters and supply
in JsokFon county. No statement. Z. Il.
Spottswood, well known lumber mer.
chant OF Mobile is involved.
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Every lady np,s pozzani's indicated com

Every lauy ngcs Pozz1ni's mCdicated com.
plexicn powder. IL Is n household treas.
IRE. Che mGdsm finds It impossible TO 70
down town withouL tirst rubbing IL on. II
the baby cries fhe goes tor the paff.box. II
the "old 10 an" comrs home rufiisd or chafed
because business Is dull, osc., Pozzonis
powder oluls ana allays las troubles, Then
Oh lie gladsome ioy. No family should be
without 10.
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Grant a. Ward.

ROCHESTER,. May 13.-Fresman Clark, OF
this city, attached property of all members
OF the firm oil Grant & Ward, including
General Granite. Clark deposited bonds for
TO recover amount,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE NINE HOUSES ON PAITEB.
X son avenue and Camp street to DO moved
of the premises. Apply 10 MICHEL WEIGH.
nj James Moroney q Co.'S. malb-4t
NOR RAFFLE-A DIAMOND RING. WITH
l. large cat eye, to DO rallied at Parks Sa.
loon, saturday night, 7O3 Elm street irall.3t
Tor SALE 200 READ OF SHEEP. MEDIUM
quality, In good condition For terms apply
10 or ADDRESS D. T. Moan ALLY. Rice. Texas.
TrOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
II Horse. PbG,on and harness; horao per-
feclly sound and gentle; phnion ard harness
new; reason for selling. going to lea7e the city.
They cn be seen ~ 1911 Main ST malftf
TOR SALE-CHkaP-IwO HOUSES AND
L lots in n central locclisy, on Wood street,
each house containing 4 rooms neatly finished;
cisteru water. buggy house and stable. Any
one wishing pleasant homo or q paying in
yes,ment cannot 10 better than call immediate.
ly on DOUGLAS & DANOvER Real Estate
Agents, ia sycamore street ms1-2w
l0R SALE OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL Res.
] idcnce, just completed, one block from
street car Hue and Ia q very desirable locality
buggy house and stable on the place and a
good well OF water: also two other places on
same street. This is an excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 70 procure good
home for very little money. The houses have
never been occupied. Address Box NS Dallas
Texas. npf2I-lm
IGOR SALE OR RENT - FIsST.CLAss,
7, brand now piano. will sell on the install.
rnent plan. Apply to 86i Ross avenue. feb29tf
EOK sALE-HOksE-A GOOD. RELIABLE
L black buggy mare cen be purchased ut y
bargain by applying to O. A. READ. Manager
Dallas Telephone Ex. apr23tf
Tor SALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
L ly now. Inquire at Craddock's. cpr20.f
tSOR sALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
y Two new machines md presses, Westlate
I. Biitton manufacture, for sale cheap. Address
W.. pFouTs, crre rersld oNicc isn22H
OR SALE-SALoON FUINtrURF, COM
j prising counter shelving and ice chest vs.
good ss.new; VIII sell very cheap FOR cash. Ad.
drets g., Herald Office aprotf
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENr-HoUsE ON ROSS AVENUE
X furnished or unfinished. Apply 70 JOHN
i. ELLIo I, Herald Office. msy 1884
IlOR RENr-FURNI5HED ROOMS; NEW
furniture; $50 jackson street inall-lw
NOR RENT-rnE OLD EXCHANGE BAHK
go Main street north tide Of courthouse;
Size 25I75; GOOD stand for any business. Apply
70 J w. BARTON. SIS Elm 81 aprl5.lm- e's
NOR RRNT-A NICE FUkSisHEU ROOM,
cool an pleasant AZ SOL Jack on ST, one min.
ue's walA from Depot. sp30tf
NOR RENT--A VERY DESIRABLE cor.
~ tage of rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Drowdcr sireet; water on premi-
ses. Apply TO NJ. s. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Department api2Gu
I,oR RENT-F0Uk ROOMS AT 20S 81 d ST.
Il oser Wallace & Wasgenef's; very pleasant
rooms. suitable for Offices OF sloeping rooms.
Apply to ). W BARTON, Gas Elm II apr25-lm
C,OR RENT HE STORE HOrsR, GIL ELM
l. street now occupi by Lyons Brothers,
Wholesale Baddierr; 25x150 feet Ltories. Apply
70 JAMES BARTON, G25 Elm st. api25 I'm
NOR RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
x SJ4 jackson .trect aprl9tf
NOR RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
L rooms and one single room. south exposure.
third floor OF new building on Main erect, next
TO Herald building; light aad ventilation yer:
feet; water aud closets same floor. LINDSLEY
& BRADFORD, Attorneys. 735 Main street Cup
stall apr29lm
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a Fricnd in Mood.

Carpenters, builders, laborers, and In
fact all kinds Oi working men who are par
tioulRrly liable to cuts, bruises, wounds,
gprains. oveTstrainlng, ETC., should always
have close % hand bottle. OF Ponds Ex.
tract. M nearly every case the result Ia
instantaneous. There Is no remedy equal TO
a. For over thirty-hya years it has bean
In general use and stood the test OF pubic
critic,sm and 10 to-day more firmly egiab.
llshed than ever in public estimation and
steadily increasing in favor. Tho'e aFo
few families who do not regard IL asa house
hold necessity. Beware OF countsrieIs' ln-
sist on having the genuine article,
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The RemnIns of Chnrlcs O,Connor.

NEW York, May I3.--The remains Of
Charles O'connor arrived Tonight and
were taken 10 the cathedral and placed in
o vault 10 remain until the funeral.
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Sr. JOINS. N. F.. May 1S.--A telegram
from Bathurst says; A terrible storm is
raging here. Many ships are seen 10 the ice,
and grave fears are entertained for their
safety,
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Horsfords Acid Phosphate.

VALUABLE REMEDY FOB CRAWL.
DR.. 7. II. Newlsnd, IT,, st. Louis, Mis-.
the urinary organs. such rs gravel, and
particularly spermRlorrhma, with very
good resuit., and think 1t very valuable
remedy In those diseases"
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NEW YonE, Nay 1S.-Wafd, Of The bro
her. arm Of Grant q Ward, 10 being
guarded By ssyen detectives. Ex.yudGe
BtilIman paeeed The ezeatsr pest q N 81
torpoon With Ward aud called upgn bin
assin n ne evoniog With hls beothH I'D
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INSURANCE

iltsflf ~
K EyARrMkNT OF INSURANCE. ST IT'S.
~ tics and History, Austin, Texas, Februaly
q, lSsi.-This certlncs, that tho FIRE ASsO.
CITATION. an Insurance Company. OF Phila-
ali the requirements OF law relating 10 Insur.
ence Companies Ia this State, and haviog ex.
hiblled Certificate from the Comptroller Of
Public n acc showing payment o. The sts!e
day OF January. 1884. Is hereby authorized to
pursue the business Of Fire and Marine lusnr-
nnce throughout this State from the LIST day OF
upon psymcnt OF such further tax 20 county
AID municipal corporations IN which said Com
pany may do business as may be required bv law
sign my name and anix tho Impress Of my Of.
fetal seal the day and dai first above written
81, II r. BREWsTEA Commissioner
"a. .ns H, OF hS Hssas F sTa
9TH, 1Ss4.-To all whom Il may concern: This Is
to certify that the Niagara Fire Insurance Com.
pany OF New York n. Y, has in all respects
lions precedent 70 its doing business IN this
state, and that sad company holds certificate
Of authority from this Office emitting II TO do
1T day Of January, 1854 to the sisi day Of De. De.
'1 Il. .ee Given under my hand and ZEAL at
S %s Ani as sy sS Sss ,:i sSpvo
JOHN s. ALDEHOFF. Resident 4 gent
IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS.
~ tics and History. Austin. Texas, January
a. lssS.-To all Whom Il May Concern: This q
70 certify tina. the German. American Insurance
Company OF New York. n, y, has In all res
poets fully complied with the laws Of Texas as
conditions precedent 70 Its doing business In
this state. and that said Company holds . GER
iihcate OF authority rom this ONCE emitting
II 10 do business In this State for twelve months
from the let day ofJanuary. 1854 to the 8lst day
OF December, 1884
II. s.l-GfSen under my hand and seal at Of.
fec, Ia Austin. The day and date hrxt above
CARNKs 4 Ewing. AGENT. DAllas Tex 3.
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Rough on Rats."
Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, flies. ants
bed-bngs, skunks, cnipmunks, gophers
80 Druegists.
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Sr. LOUIS, NO., Nov. IS, 1881: +.
Smith & Co.-Gentlemen: 1 have suffered
severely for three years with billiousnesa
dyspepsia and general debility. Ny trouS
bio continued to grow woss, I'LL 1 becamb
advised me to try Smiths Bile Besne. /
would not do Il for some time. thinking
they were about the same a. many oth(r
socalled liver pills and liver medicine TINT
I wasted money on without any relllf.
Amer aIi, tried your Bile Bsans, and !
found relief in the first dose. / CONTINUED
S6bsr nisSt-snd Somstimss every thfd
piekf dust owing TO how I felO for abfat
IL WSSkS, and now l am we'll and enti9ly
.ve 1 ~ ~ that hevs any kind Of sIcknlss,
Or I N forced 70 believe they viii dlre
noct onv dleeose, n taken right: Any ~.
o t6si dos,t believe 10 your Bls B4ns
= - : oss.:s 3 ,I nskss.; |
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Governor lrelsnda appearance, dress and
speech are CERTAINLY ssdemocrRtic as Tom
Jefferson himself would have approved. In
other words John Ireland 10 as plain rs q
pikes,sff: He talks sense without epecla
iiuency and when he is through, he stopsl
There is nothing Of the gladiatorial. play CT
oratory about MIN. Hubbard could play
the euaye executive 10 perfection; but nfter
ali. the governor Is good deal beside o
q l..I -fHnu.foo fournoi
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J We are pleased TO sec that old and
familiar paper. the Dallas Daily HERALD
again on our table as an exchange. The
HERALD nos reen for years, as 1t is still, an
important factor In the growth and devel-
opment OF north and central Texae and we
are more than gratiied to see it taxing the
lead With tho reading public in this section.
The enterprislng publishers are contiaual'
ly sdding 10 their fscilities for gathering
local news rom oil partg OF the state,
through corps OF able correspondents,
and hgve recently ordered newtypo, which
will enable them to present their thou.
sands of patrons with The handsomeHt
daily PAGER in the state In q few weeks -
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The appointment by Governor Ireland OF
Colonel John L. Elliott, of Dallas as chief
commissioner to repreeent Texas at the
New Orleans exposition. meets With the
hearty approval of the Post. Colonel Ell
lott is gentleman in every way fitted to
fill the position, and under his direction
Texas will appear before the world IN New
Orleans next December, thepeer OF oil other
states ia tho u nion.-[ Houston Post.
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tUooEI1ToNs TO ExHIBfroBs.

01u0s end Wnll6 yct ~ ,uIIn ~ po.bAoies
Ikov should be gathered with great care
80 1oid In cushioned baskets with some
~ BIZ Of blanket between the layer. They
6kould not b c1efed OF pressed ia the
80 teeree. Each specimen should be
U<10oo6 "a three or four successive sheets
p nj amer. Great care ahould be used 70
GS1nn5 lho breakage Of stems. AL the
66olunono Il . variety should then BE- placed
3 100 popSr Geek, With sumcient PACK;
~ 6Eo1f Gcooinene " III out the eaok and
5S1ne ~ poostbility Of bfulsing: Marx the
116@Gly, with the nanc Of the variety
- IN pook Tie Dao1u c0ntoinins the
~ ko1o1giSg 20 . kivon exhibit TO-
q 3 box OF boEEels which nnqulo -
|n1fIo1s6. Keep Ne uogo peFh9eole
oUlpoF n 800 psckafo g iey =
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TEXAS WILL ofkN IHhIE EYE.
All the papers 10 the stsfn will boom az
the New Orlesns exp1s ZION. Texas, a. e..
largest state 10 the Union, hos hgt ar
aligned the largest space, ana VII the north
ceptpdly too. When vldtor3r. cats. barley
and east ses the corn, g., which Texas prc,
cosl, stone, niner9abls representatives Of
duces, and meetll open their eyes and 60
our state, thfes Of wonder at what they
oack wlf.-[Fort Worth Democrat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
Jacob nos. yindIcatea.

EDITOR HERALD: In last Sundays Time,
appeared a most abusive and scurrilous
article, attacking our respected fellow citi
zen and candidate for the Office of Super
visor, Mr.. Jacob Ross, OF Santa Ana, The
article in question is signed ''fncontroverti
ble," and purports to he written by resi-
dent of Santa Ana, but was evidently writ
ten In the interest Of Mr. Robert Mcpherson
the Republican candidate for the same of
fee.
Throwing mud at such an honorable man
as Jacob Ross can do no harm. He is too
well known: but such a course leads to com
PARSONS of the two candidates. and last
night, at the Republican meeting held here
Honest Bob" as the Republican candidate
is called In jeering irony, was most unmer-
cifully scored, and had 70 occupy large
part OF the time Id explaining certain trans
ACTIONS in which he appeared In very unr
one wanted 70 know why he did not pay
the Irrigation Company for making Ger
tain ditch, according to contract.
Another wanted to know why he did not
pay for some SIS worth OF oranges he bought
Of him last winter.
Apother made the charge that he had pot
paid him blacksmith bill. now standing
Tor years and almost outlawed,
Mr.. w. II. Warren, a staunoh Republican,
took the stand and denounced him most bit.
terly for certain dishonorable conduct.
o, sir they had h. o. t.. and made 1t very
lively for "Honest Bob"
In conclusion, would most earnestly sug
gest to "Incontrovertible" to confine his
abuse TO "Sackville's old anvil" but not to
run his soft head against II, or other and
more damaging facts will be produced to
show up his pet candidate, Honest Bob, -
In his true eel6Is,
Both candidates are too well known In
this district to permit a moments doubt
which will be the choice OF the people.
Yours, DAMON A. NoMAD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19

EDIT0R. Hn4ALe: The course OF the Eren-
ing E<press Of ~ city since it has been
merged 10 the R<grtlican has been marked
almost daily hy ne display OF congenitsl
idiocy. The person who is responsible fof
its editorials continually shows himself to e
lsmentsbly ignorant not only Of the history
of this country but of the biblical informa-
tion usually possessed by anybody educated
in this county, II he be acquainted with
the story of Analias, II is evident that the
moral conveyed in its recital has not made
the slightest impression upon him. Since
the Express was sold to Its actual proprietors
every issue Of that sheet has contained either
a falsehood or a garbled statement concern
ing public affairs. Only last night the two
leading articles Of the Express are based up
on false statements almost too ridiculous to
need refutatiOn. Audscity sometimes will
serve to boistet ny lI6. but y Is not among
such as were made by the editor Of the En-
press last night will pass current for facts.
II was very stupid to say, In connection with
the accusation thatthe Democratic party has
done nothing to support the rights Of foreign
fIia concerning the allegiance Of Its subjects
who had eYpatriated themselves voluntarily
had never been resisted by the Democratic
party. No American Will ever forget that
Democratic Secretary Of State OF the United
States, William L. Marcy, ordered the com
mander of an American W " ship to protect
an Austrisn-b born American citizen i'm an
Austrian port, and thatt the order was obeyed
No American Is ignorant OF the fact that
James @. Blaine. harlequin, who is at pres
ent apseudo-representstlve Of the Republi-
can party, when Secretary Of State Of the
United States, allowed Irish-born American
citizens to rot in British dungeons Again:
The statement that the Democratic party al
ways has openly and undisguisedy befriend
ed chinese cheap labor is as ridiculous as it
is false. Every one Of the handful of per
sons who read tho Express Of yesterday
knows that, Notwithstanding the successive
vetoes OF two Republican Presidents and the
opposition Of Republican Senate, 1t is to
Democratic House OF Representatives Cali
fornia owes even the slight protection against
the Chinese 1t now has 1t Is owing to sense
less falsehoods OF this sort that, since its
union with the Republican, journal born Of
falsehood and treachery, the influence and
the circulation aliks OF the Express diminish
daily. AENocRAT.
Los Angeles. Cal. 18th Oct, 1884
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
The Price Of a.rapes.

Following is a statement OF the price OF
grapes at various places In the State. At ST.
Helena the Sfar says "W. Scheffier CON-
menced wine making by crushing quantity
Of Burgundy grapes which average twenty
three degrees of sugar We understand that
nearly all the vineyards In the vicinity Of
Oakville have sold grapes at average prices
as fdllows: Mission, so; Malvoise and Bur
ger, s26; Zlnfsndel, Riesling and Chasselas,
At Napa the Register says: zone of our
leading wine cellars names the following
price list: Rieslings, per ton, $26@$s0; Chas-
selas, peI Ton, s25lssss Museats, per ton. sls;
Zinfandel and Burgundy, $26t9y30.
Grapes from young three TO four year old
vines are always g to n less than those from
older vines, no matter NOW compact and firm
the punches look. The wine-msker who
brings his acid matter to bear on them can
soon tell what the grapes are, hence the va
ration in price from t26 10 $50 per ton. As
to second crops. Zinfandels and all other
foreign varieties are judged by the actual
per cent OF sugar they contain, and t24 per
ton for q per cent OF sugar, and 81 per ton
less for every degree less OF sugar the grapes
may contain"
In Los Angeles the winners are paying $14
for Muspats, SIS for Mission, and so for Zin-
fandel. Trousseau, Blame Elben, Berg '
and Riesling This price seems So
disproportionate that about dozen grape
growers are making arrangements to make
wine themselves next season, and to enter
the field for the purchase OF grapes, so there
will be about twenty purchasers next year
In this city. instead Of eight as at present,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19


Close to the United States mint, on the
roof Of place of business across the street,
there Ii a small bird-box which was former
ly occupied about this time of year by a
pair OF robins, but lately occupied solely
and entirely by pugnacious and tricky
English sparrow. This miserly fellow-and
driving the robins out, has occupied the
box for two seasons without even so much
as q mate as might be supposed, OF one who
Is able TO do which is sforemost in looking out
for himself in other ways. Among the girls
and even among the men in the mint, nearly
all of whom bring their dinners with them,
this particular sparrow has been long a
favorite because of his boldness, and so
freely does he fly In the windows and fit
In the back door of the smelling room 10
pick up crumbs that they joculsrly say he Is
the only one who has the free run OF the
mint."A short time ago a boy In the building
went where Mr.. Sparrow had built his nest,
and peepipg into the box to see II there
were any OF the young folks at home, as the
boys love 10 do, he was surprised upon draw
ing his fingers out to see them sparkling IN
the bright sunshine. No miner who strikes
an unexpected vein was more excited than
that boy as he seized the box and carried
the whole thing down stairs, where II was
found that the Inside was not only hecked
with gold dust, but that the accnmulations
OF the precious metal had formed a sort OF
carpet OF sparkling, soft yellow gold, the
whole proving q veritable "bonanza." The
sparrow had regularly been carrying off
quantities OF gold In its feathers which II
shook out when II made its toilet In the
morning. The nest is being assayed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
s.v,bern C.lis.rn,. ser Unv.l,s.

The address Of DR.. A. NJ. Shew Of Middle
town, Conn on "Cslifornia as a Health Re-
Sort delivered before the local County
Medical Society last Spring, has been print
ed in the pamphlet form. II Is an admira-
BILE presentation of the advantages and dis
advantages of the State as a resort for inva-
lids. DIR. Shew Is enthusiastic, as most visit
prs from the East are, over the climate Of
Southern California, but this enthusiasm Is
tempered with good judgement when he
deals out sdyipe closing his little Rs;m
lungs and those in the early STAGES q eo4.
permanent restoration, In the warm dry re-
gions Of Southern California. so. too, suf-
ferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
prostratiOn and asthma. In fact, all OF the
disorders in which outdoor life Is indicated
may be treated in this dry, warm climate
with fair prospect of success On the
other hand al y9p value the goodwill of
those who look to you fog advice, do not
subject invalids suffering from chronic, in
durable diseases to the diseomforts OF Ions
journey, when no radical benefit can be ex-
peoted. The key to this climate Is to be
found in the fact that 1t has warm sun and
cool air. You may sit under the shade and
pick Fipeped figs by day, and then retire TO
day furnishes warmth which Is not debili-
tating, while the cool nights bring refresh
ing sleep. There is scarcely day In the
year large portion OF which may not be
spent out OF doors. Add to these advan-
tages the choicest and most tempting array
of fresh fruits and vegetables for every
month In the year, and you have all OF the
requisites In q climate for invalids." -
Springfield Republican.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
How the Country liz Being set-

There were sold over | 100000 acres of pub
lie lands In the State OF California during
the past fiscal year ending June s0th. The
total amount sold in all the States and Terri
tories was 26,ss4,o4i acres; the largest sales
being in Dakota, Nebraska coming second
and Minnesota third and Louisiana fourth.
The most remarkable immigration has been
to Dakota, INDUCED, no doubt, by the com
pletion of the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
next comes Southern California and Texas,
which are receiving vast tide OF settlers. 1t
was predicted in the summer that during the
fall few people would leave the eastern side
OF the continent until after the election, but
1t appears that the current Of travel has not
slackened, but that the excursions that fly
across the continent like weaver's shuttle
are loaded with people for the golden State.
The Phillips excursion last week number
ed seventy five persons, and by advices re
ceived last night 1t appears that the Warner
and Crosby excursion left Kansas City on
Friday, will stop over to-day at Las Vegas,
and arrive in Los Angeles on Wednesday
next. The party consists OF 20 passengers
for Los Angeles and 25 for San Francisco
making 100 persons, mostly permanent set
tiers.