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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

sen, @rsbcrsog Gaincr, Sirif Yattpani
unb einise anoere Serren gu Der Yoritels
lung Elm. Sieie beitsbt aus BEN iibli6en
Snificn. Sm erlten Sbeile, pGbrenb ous
Yublifum in Ounfeln iitt, i6weben ml.
iitulti6e Sultrumente burd bas !3immer,
pbne oaB cine bswegenOe 8raft bOrbar lit ;
cine falte Sanb beriibreno ir9snb Ssmanbs
Nntlie, uno wenn bas 2i6t wieber aui.
sebrebt wirO, iiebt man bas Mebium rabig,
oft nit sebunOenen SGnben, auf ieinem
alien Plate iiten. Der sweite Sbeil bes
Yrcsramms beitebt aus Ser Sei6p6runs
bon @eiitern = Dem srOBten Sdminoel,
welden bic Jog. Mebisn NIT Der @elt treis
ben. Die 3uborer miifen ii9 Sanb in
Sanb I'M 6reiie nieberieeen, wdbrenb bas
Webium in einem anbern !Simmer per-
bleibt. Die Electromagnetic bleibe often
uno lit NIT einem Sorbans uerbdnst. @rss
bsrsog Sobann bate nun cine 0orridtuna
9etrofien, woburd er Die Sbiir burd cine
uniidtbare Sdnur i9lieBen unb 70 ben
:SuHu6tsort bes @eiites periperren fpnnte.
3meimal bob ii6 Der SOrbans uno cine
peri6leierte @eItalt eri6ien, bic iid ben
!3uidauern naberte. Oils Der y@eiit" gum
brittenmaI i'm 3imner mar, Sos GrSbersos
Sobann bic Sdnur unb i9lob babur6 Die
Gbiir gum &iidSus. Gr unb Der aron.
prins sinsen bann auf ben @eiit los, nell
der persebIi6 Die Sbire aufSuiprensen
iu6te uno idlieBli3 ben Sdleier beruns
terriB uno in ieiner Sruittol9e perburs.
SIS wuroe iofort 2i9t 9sbro6t unb bic gu.
i6auer erblidten feinen gnberen, als Ya.
titan ielbit, ber iid ieiner Stiefeln e~ntlebist
bate unb on einem Glrm pom Srpnprinsen,
am anberen pom @rsberSo9 Sobann sebal.
ten wuroe. Der gntlaruun9 bes Sdpinb.
lers fol9te Elm al9emeines @elddter, nab
renb seiien ber @eiit frans6iii6en gbi6ieb
nabm. Sn BEN 3eitunsen bieb IS, bab
Saitian we9en llnwoblieins ieiner in San.
noper wobnenben 9ante plotlid ~sespunsen
seweien iei, @ien gu uerIuiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

mpmetsr auf Huu unb NAT i'm Sanen. -
Sn Gebar Gapibs, Soma, feel in Ser Na6t
bes /. Mdrs l 6uB S9nse. 9lus mebrss
rem @e9enben BON Suinois fomnen 9lei6s
lautenbe Seri6te.
= Die MubImiible bes Srn. s. SprieB
bon 6 m o n q purbe tiirsli9 ein Gaub
Der SIammsn. S6aben s15 5000; ni6ts
perii9ert.
= Settles Sabr wuroen i'm Staat Mins
nelota 2,1l3 Seuti6e, 1881 Sriten, 544
Sfanbinapier unb $50 SrlGnber naturalis
iirt. s,969 Yaare puroeH setraut unb
292 seidieoen.
- Sn Ct. YauI lit am Samitas D.
SO. bas srose pierft6tise 9aserbaus on ber
Gde Der Yinez unb Yrinceftrabe abses
brannt, in peIdsm Mait, gurforb, gars
nett g. 3d., ibre Nieberlage pon Gderbaus
serdtbi6aften unb nod anbere Sirmen
@~aarenIaser batten. Der Serluit beIduft
iid auf $l45,0Oo.
= Sn StiIIwater i~tiirste am poris
gen Samitas bic Oefe Der IrmorpsSa1s
elm unb man fir6tet, baB bas gauge Sc
bdube einem sIei3en S9idial uerfallen
wirb.
= Cine So9ter BEG Sarmers Gong pom
Surnstopn erIas in Dem Stur,ne Der
uorletten Mittpo9 gta6t in Der Ndbe ii:
res elterIi3en Sauies, BEL ibrer &iidtebr
BON einem na9barIi6en geiu6e, Der &dlte,
unb wurbe tpbt a%ufsefunOen.
= Sn Blue GARTH County MUIR
ben lebtbin wieberlm 8 @Olfe sei6ohen.
Set Dem %. Sebr. 1883 bat ienes Gountp
1902. 80 in 9rdmien fir erlegte @6Ife be-
5ablt, Die Staatspramien unsere6net.
= Ser 100, 900 guibel : elevator in
8 b q b q, wel9en bic Chicago, Mils
waufee & ct. Saul Sabn sebaut unb bsis
len Setrieb bic Otinneiota @lepator Goms
panp pon &eb 8ins iibernimmt, lit fait
poQenbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
S6Wets.

- Oas Central Silfscomite fir bas
am IL. September 1881 burd einen Berg
iturs beimseiu4te Oorf Gin I'M Canton
@larus bat nunmebr iiber Die @roBe
bes S6abens, ben Setras Der qiebessaben
unb beren gertbeiluus Oiientli6 gsri9t
eritattet. Der uon Priuaten, Der @emsinbe
Sim uno benz Canton @larus %erlittene
materiele S9aben betrdst ,343, 1874 5r.
an 9%iebessaben iinb aus Der S9peis 1872
40S 6r., aus Dem Quslanbe 268, SCI ST.
einsesansen, %suiammen NIT penn 3insertras
elm geitras bon l,O4s, 7O7 6r. 60 1T
bic @emeinoe Sim in ben Stano seisst
porben, ii9 aus Dem S9utte bes Berg
~iturSes wieber gu erbeben uno ibren &uf.
saben seredt gu werben. Sic wirb Elm
unuersdnsli6es Oentmal beiien bilbsn,
mas Elm tleines Golf, in g~srbinbun9 mil
ben ibm ~ipmpatbiid seiinnten auswartiseu
Greiien gu tbun uerma9, wenn zines ieinel
@emeinweien burd wu6tige elementart
@,ei9niiie in Notb unb Gorge serdtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Safpta.

-Sarmer2 gab! Sin &eiienber par in
einem QanbitGot6en in 0afOta fiir;li9
Seu9e, wie Elm Sarmsr, Der eben cine
QabIng @eisen ab9eltefert batte, feline
gintdufe ma3te. 9arunter bsfunben ii6
eini9e gfun6 Butter unb eini9e .0utenb
@ier. gritauut fra9te er ben 2unbbeiiter,
einen 0suti9 9enipIuanier Namens 6intle,
oh bas otter pOrtOmme, buB 6urmer gier
rnb Butter f~auften. vSarmer"? antpors
tete Serr Sinte nit uerd6tli6em 3uden
Der S6ultern r6urmsr?" GS siebt feline
spanSis ri6ti9e 6armer i'm County. Die
Nnberen iinb nur @eiSenbauer, unb pom
bu bis gum Surmer 1T es nod melt. Cine
Mafe BON Sarmern in Oafota, bic gauge
SiertelsS ettionen Qarb befiben, baben
ni3t einen Gropfen NiI3 i'm Sauie, unb
ibre Butter faufen ie i'm nd9iten 2aben.
Gle baIten ni6t einmaI cine Sub ober Elm
S9wein, mod periu9en fte es, @emiie
9enu9 fir ben Winter gu 5ieben.
Inter ben mebr ober minoer bummer
@iteu, pel9en ii6 berjenise Sbeil Der
en9lii9en Srefe, wel6er bic Sbrfeise ppn
Der Sanb gismarf's gar ni6t fiblt, gu err
seben pflest, lit aud Der: Mtan werbe, um
@ieOeruerseltuns an Dem e~iiernen San5Iel
gu iiben, Die Suuptitubt Oafota's aug
vSismard" in Caster" umtaufen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Diden sum Sroite lei Solsenbes
mitsetbeilt: Die 81. .. Gribuns" meloste
fiirSli6, Daniel lambert, Elm G%nsldnber,
babe bel ieinem Gobe 1876 Bfunb Sewosen
une mai wabridsinlid Der bidlte Wann,
BON benz man je sebDrt. auf bieie Nads
ridt bin i6idte Semanb Der 81. .. Gris
bune" cine elmer i3eituns entnommene Gos
besna9ri6t, pona6 bic in ct. 2ouis ses
ftorbsne Srau Nmelia Sroots Swii9sn
900 unb 1000 Yfunb sswosen bate.
0erielbe Ginienber i6idte Der vN. ..
Sribune" einen 9lusidnitt aus benz vWeit
Seneie @bis" pom 1866, worin Der Cob
Der 9errn Miles Oaroen IN ieinsr
8obnsns bel ~9erinston semslbet wiro unt
norm bisier Mann 10 beidrieben 1T: 6,
mar I SUP 6 3Ou sroB unO wos stpas
iiber 1000 Bfunb; II Wtanner warsr
notbig, nm Die 9ei6e in ben Sars al leger
uno iiber 100 SUP 9Ols waren gu BEN
Sar9e erforberli9. lin ben 9eib maB Oar:
ben 9 5uR 4 3ou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
@tSconfn.

@roBe 9lufresuns berri9t in Ga
GrOe inter ben Norpssern iiber bic
@npeienbeit zines WOrmon:ns Miiiionars,
Der freili9 nur serinse Sorti9ritte ma9t.
: Die Gnti6sibuns bes Sberseri6ts
uon @isconiin, bas Gsitument @aibburn's
betrefienb, 1T pom ben Gi9tsrn Der Oiitricts
@ourt gu minneapolis, Winn., no Der
9eritOrbene aud gi9entbum bate, ais
enbSiiltis in getreii Der @iilti9teit bes
Waibburn'i9en &eitamentes anertannt
worSen. 8as Oos Stuatsoberseri9t tbun
wirb, bleibt abSuwarten.
= Sn @auteiba Co., bel Ga9Ie,
berri9t 9roBe auiresuns iiber eiuen Sias
mantenfunb, ben man in einem leeren
Drummer semadt bat. Der 0iumant ioa,
na9oem CT nun sei6Iiiien, $500 wertb
iein. Siamanten9rdberei pirb bort balo
beginner, penn ni6t bas SaIsen i6On be-
9onnen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

..
Ser Seino wicser beiiegt.

0ie Spbnep, 81. 9. @ules, 9tuitrulien,
,gpening Stems" iust rebattioneI: 9r.
artbur 8rettp, Der u~nternebmenbe Gi9ens
thinner Der yGompasnie Srancuiie" 5 St
gollinssS truBe, Melbourre, wsI6er in
isbr bebsutenber @eiie on &beumatismus
selitten bate, Seitanb aufri9tis, baB, ais
CT bas ct. Sofobs Del suerit %anwanbte,
ct ni6t bas minbeite Gertrauen in basielbe
bate, ba aue Die anoern betannten ''Spe-
ciics' BEL isinsr &ranfbeit einen MiBerfoIs
aufsepieien batten. gu ieinem bO6iten
gritaunsn unb grsSsen entbsfte er iebo9,
bab er, ebe bic SIai9e aufsebrau6t mar,
pOptummen uno bauernb sebeilt mar. 81
bat es ben vS9mersen Seiieser" betitelt
unb 1T bereit, baiielbe gu empfeblen, ruenn
imuer cine @~elesenbeit baSu ba 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Sine neue . apiermaiie. Dos
weiB Moos, wel6es iid in Norwesen un6
S9weoen in nnsebeueren Mteusen unrs
iinbet, miro ni6t in frii6tm 3uitanSe sur
5abrifation uerwenbet, baSu bienen piel,
me6rbie iubbiden S6i6ten beielben, bic
ii9 i'm Qaufe Der Sabre angeiummslt ia.
ben unb bic in ibrem balbuerpeitsu gu.
itunOe Elm alsseSeidnetes &Obmoterial fin
Die FapiererSei9uns biIoen. Sine Moospas
pierfa6rif wirb bereitS in S9weben srri9tet
unb in Der ndditen Nadburi9aft bsrislben
bsiinbsn ii9 10 mlssebebnte Mooslassr,
baB es Subrsebnte brau6en pirb, nm bies
ielben gu erid0pfen. Muiter oes aus bic.
lean &obmaterial sewOnnen papiers unb
R~appenbedels murben bereits auf ben
Marft gebradt, uon lsberm iOsar Proben
bis gu brsiuiertel l3oQ Stdrte. Der Sap:
penOsdel 1T 70 bart wie Sol, unb fann
Ieidt sefarbt unb pOlirt werben. Man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
GaniaS.

- Sin eeietli9es 8erbot segen bas
Sra9en uon St0den ioa in &anias iebt an
Der &eibe iein. Gin un~ternebmenber gIe9.
i6mieb pon Sopefa fertist jett einea
patentirten Stot on, dbnli6 pie bic Stods
finten, bic friiber in 0eutidlanb sebrdu9s
lid paren. gr nennt i'm v%SSebermann's
Saloon". Die StSfe iinb namIi6 boil,
beren &nOpfe fi6 abi6rauben Iaiien, unb
ie balten un9tfd5r cine ginte Wbisfep.
sic iollen ~itarten 9lbias finben. 8enn
@inem jest in Gopeta sSJemanb eineu Stot
nnter bic Naie bdlt, 10 brau9t man ni6t
mebr Sl eri3redsn, benn ss bebeutet bios
take ones.
- Die fleine Reierpation Der &itapoo
Snbianer, wel9e unsefdbr 1900 &cres
entbalt, wirb am 4. Ipril in 8 o.
tab p~ertuuft werbsn. Morriu bat i'm
@on9reB cine Bill sinsebra9t, iber wel6e
9iinitis BON benz gomite beri6tet pnroe,
baB ale ibri9en 2dnbereien Der &idapoos
in &anias, weI@e aus unsefdbr 20, 600
&cres beiteben, p~ertauft wer6en ipllen, rno
baB bieier Snbianeritumm ii9 nit ieinen
Stamm9enOfen, welde tiir3li6 pon ibren
Streif3i9en mad MerifO in Oas Snbianers
GerritOrilm Suriidtebrten, wieber pereinis
gen miiie.
Senn5ei6nenO fir Die gerbdltnife in
&anius 1T Die fOlsenOe 9lnSeise aus einem
Slatte in 2aprence: r0a i6 iett
allen 8Ori3riften bes YrobibitiOnsseietes
na99etommen bin, inbem i9 einen @rs
laubniBi6ein IOite, aeige i'd biermit an,
baB i'd bereit bin, S3ndpie fir meoisis
nii9e, me3unii9e unO wiiieni9afIi6e
!3pete gu uertuufen. .. Si0elow, @pos
tbefer, Sawrence, 6S."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Wtnnefota.

: Sin beftiser ySli8arO" tobte am
l.. WtdrS abenOs I'M 9anSen &orOweiten.
Plus ct 8incent un6 aus st. 8aul
pir6 iiber 9roBe RGlte unO S6neeItGrme
beri9tet. - Sn SamestOwr, DAT, mug
ten Die Qeute wegen bes SturneS In ben
Sduiern bleiben unO man be9te SeiorsniB
fir bic Geiienben, pel6e bur6 bas I'M
wetter uuf ben Yraisien iiberrai6t wurben.
On gurora, Dat, sinsen wesen bss
S9neetreibenS, ba man faum einen S9ritt
melt Dor fi9 leben fonnte, feline 3ise al.
SSn Sirb SslanO, Winn., itanb Der Gbsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Giucr Sohtcr GIeuD.

,elf Sabre lang bat uuisrs fOttr af benz Sis6bttt,
s.iegsns kaS
rbeumatiiden Ytiben uno Ner eridwdde.
.Sn ber Shs9e Der beiteu AsrSte,
.seelde BEN Seil en- psridteoene SoneH bttlesten-
,aber obne allen Sriolg.
limb ieet 1T lie burt Elm 10 eiriades Vttttl pts Septtr'
Bitteru, has mir, che ptr IS bI0ud ten, Sabre laH9 hafttn
bel Seits lisssu laNeu, interchangeable uuo ltr0s' res
~blnbenSer eeiuubbeit. pit Gltsru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Sit tic %9eitprben ?

-Netnl
.Sie trdnfsIts unb lit unc idponS iit Sobrcn auads<
Zig habin.
.Gie GsrSie nlstGn ibr ntdts;
limb ;ulset purh. fs ourt ben Sopiens Bitter, uoT hem
bic Seitnr9su 10 pitl Ioser, sebeilt.
-s8irtIifl 8irtlidI
-g8is oantbar loutsn mir fur Oisis ylsOiSia isin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Batter tuirO tuieoer ,pobl.

.Dl,ine 36dtsr iogen:
.um ME pisl pobtr lit Sot,r, ist Fl SopiensStitsn
9ebrauht."
rer f in Sr @snsfuns uOn isiusm Iangsn. fir nnbeii"
bar ertldrten Seioeu,
limb mir iuo barber 10 irob, tab CT Shr Sttsrs 9"
braudt bat.~-S | n c . q NJ c aus utico, V. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

sIaubt, OaB bieies 6abrifat in uieIen 6duen
NIT Sortbeil a~nitutt pes 9ol5es an9etpens
bet merben farm. Gs bat ale SorSii9e
nnb feline Tadtbeile bes Sol3es es iprtnst
ni9t uno wirft ii9 ni6t. Oieier Baps
penSefel fam Saber sur 5eriteuun9 BON
Sbiren unb Jeniterrabmen uerwenbet rpers
ben une Siirftc fi9 AUDI fir alerlei Srnas
mente ei9neu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Gin Tranffnrter, BENT ni6ts ibsr ben
S9lat 9tn9, ia9te: SD fam Naes snts
bebre: S'Mrbeite unb aIe unnere Strapate,
nur ben S1laf ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

0baS. u. Grittenoem, Nseut. Ven Der, etip.
3pro, S~fpufeuburab & Co., ga,ntsn, Gbieaos, ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Another Crazy Woman Murders
Her Children ana Cuts Her
Own Throat.
She Knew She Was Right,

is the gentleman of the house ine'
he asked
Eyer, sir; he air.
''Can see him moment?'
"No, sir; you can't see a hide nor
hair of i'm. a"
"Why can't |, madam: would like
to speak to him on business
''lf you was dyin' an Jim war the
only doctor in Dakoty, you couldn't
sot an eye on him till he gives in an
talks decent. At dinner while ago he
told me to pass i'm the apple soss, an
tot him it wasn't soss, but sass, an he
said he knowed better it was soss, an
l tot him that we'en he TUX notion
that little apple snssd feel soothin' to
his stomach to say so, an he said he'd
have that soss or die. Then toll him
I'd defend that sass with my life, an
made break for the shotgun, an he
made break up through the scuttle
inter the loft. Wen his senses come "a
him an he gives in that sass is sass he
kin cum down, but ii he makes n break
afore that, off goes the top of his head
Thar sets the sass, stranger, an thar,
Jim up in the loft, an that's the way
the matter stands jist now, an | reckel
you'd be ter mosey along an rot ge
mixed inter this row.
As the gentleman moved away h,
heard her voice saying;
"Jim, wen you cit tir'd o yer dur1
foolin' an want this sass, ies' sQu,a
out!''
And a grulf voice from the darks,m,
garnet responded;
USossin
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Two suoosssful Lady Artists.

Those two energetic lady artists, Miss
Beckett and Miss Won Hillern, have met
with universal success this season in the
exhibition OF their pictures in Boston,
Philadelphia, and Washington. "The
Medley OF Dream after Reading Ovid" +"
by Miss Beckett, and Woods at Har-
per's Ferry" by Miss Won Hllern, at
tracted considerable attention and were
highly praised by the press Of those
cities. These two paintings have been
sold 10 distinguished collector Of Cali
fornia. These ladies go direct TO nature
for inspiration and paint the woods,
fields and streams Of Maryland and Vir-
ginia with telling effect. They leave in
few days for their summer studio in
Virginia to make studies Of Spring
scenery, and will doubtless bring back
in their portfolios some delicious little
impressions of Mother Natures airy
moods. baltimore Daily Neios.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
A Ditch OF Death.

Five thousand laborers have died in
three months on the Panama canal.
This is the report OF Captain Wiltbank,
who returned to this city yesterday
from the canal, where he had been su.
pervising the work of a dredge for a
year past "Money is plenty" he says.
There is only one thing more common
than cash, and that is death. Men die
like leaves in autumn. Only the
Italians appear to live. The dead
are disposed of without ceremony
shallow grave, no payers-and all is
IN moment forgotten. There are now
10000 laborers at work on the canal.
mostly negroes from Jamaica and tho
French West Indies. These negroes ar,
brought over in drovcs as fast ms thos,
at work die. and ! venture to say tina
not two.thirds of $1,000 laborers now a
work will be alive year from now, Fiv
Thousand died during the past thre
months, but the large ray temp,s mel
to brave all the danger. "-Phiiaieiohi
SDeciaI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

This is an excellent opportunity for those OF
small mems 10 invest money In a most promis-
lag home enterprise
BY order Of Board Of Directors
s. J. BECK, President.
Tnos. j. CuDDY, Secretary. marriott
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Too Much for One Man.

Ex-Governor Batter Of Massachusetts,
was over here recently and he was full
of talk about the tariff and everything
else. The most important remark he
made was in regard TO the rapid accum.
ulation of wealth in Anerica. He said
Vanderbilt is worth s20l, ,O00,0 and
that his wealth doubles every twelve
years. Governor Butler thinks that IL
too much money for any one man to
have, and he says that things cannot 90
on in that way always, but that the
pendulum will swing back some time and
that the pendulum never stops in the
middle. There will, he tlipks, be a
great uprising against the millionaires,
and when it comes it will be as bloody
as the French Revolution. 1t may be
interesting to state that the Governor is
worth 81 600, 900 himself. - Washington
Letter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

LOCATION OF MINES-Four miles Fast Of the
Colorado River, in Ynma County, Arizona
Territory, so miles South Of ''The Needles. ca
the A. & =. r. X.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

viii hayca car load Of elegant marblsi sd
slate aud iron mantcls, from the Louisville man
tel Company, on or before May LIST. Parties de-
string to secure one OF the finest mantels ever
brought 10 this Coast should send In their orders
carly. mh2s-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Mexican Imagination.

A wild boy was re emily caught in the
Santa Rosa mountains in the vicinity OF
Tancanhuiiz, Mex. He was carried to
that town and put in n wellfenced gar
den, where he greedily consumed lettuce.
roses and the roots OF several plants. He
never spoke nor appeared to notice those
who went to see him. He seemed per-
fectly harmless, but one day he seized !.
little chilli 3 years of age and began to
eat him. The child's cries attracted at
tention, but before assistance reached
the spot the young savage had devoured
the flesh OF the riget arm aud part OF
the face. On seeing that the child was
about to be takea away he squeezed it to
death in his arms This wild youth is
now chained up, bnt his eaptors are at a
loss whut to do with him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
A Noble Tax-Eater

That the country should be required
to pay f54S for the Garter fees of Prince
Albert Victor is quite monstrous, and
do not understand why it should cosi
flOO more to make ii. II. II. "A knight
than was paid last year for the Knigh
of the Netherlands. This amount is
for the most part, 'perquisite" Of tn,
Dean of Windsor, who Ia young mar
not yet thirty-six) receives besides ovel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

Lots lo53xI7S feet at 5000
each.
Fine Corner, fronting east
on a I2o foot street rs
feet, by 2lI feet on a &c
foot street, for 5000.
l2o feet corner New High
and Franklin streets, with
three cottages, $4,000.
Lot Is, Block X, M,tt tract,
on Pearl, between Second
and Third streets, 6oxl65,
$500
Lots 7 and 8, Block W, Mott
Tract, being S. E. corner
First and Pearl, I2oxI55,
to alley, $500.
Lot west side Carlisle st.
in Cells Vineyard, 5oxl4o
to 2o-foot alley, $500.
East ] of Lot %, Meserve
4 Loop Tract, 20 acres,
with fine water right, Pc.
mona, $l5oo.
4S Acres, being south part
Of Sanchez Place and ad-
joining land, with water
right; $lo per acre spent
in piping water in Rancho
San Rafael, $1,000.
SO acres. one mile from Sc.
pulveda Station and adj
joining San Rafael foot
hills; ten acres has water
right, $500.
ESQ acres in Travis Tract at
Orange, subdivided into 20
to 40 acre lots, at from $25
to sos per acre, with wa
ter right.
A large amount of land in
Antelope Valley at SIS per
acre. Come and see it.
I7oxI65 feet on Olive street,
near Temple street, at$2o
per front foot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Sad Recollections.

Two young women Were examining the
animals in Central Park, New York last
Sunday.
"Oh, what beautiful spotted deerH
said one. The other women bowed hei
head and wept.
"Why, what's the matter?"
ooh, you don't know how bad you
made me feel when you talked about
that spotted deer. ] once had dear. d
"You did.
''Ycs, my dear was streetcar con.
ductor and were going to get married,
but the company spotted him and he
lost his position, and ever since it make:
me feel bad to hear people say anything
about spotted dears. y Teads Sttings
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

f20Oo o year with an excellent house)
from the revenue Of cher Majesty's free
chapel" an f600 year ns Domestic
Chaplain TO the Queen. Truth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
The Goldfish Aristocracy not all
Dead.

The schoolmaster is very much abroat
in Saratoga. One lady blazing with dia
monds sent an order to her millinepas fol
lows.
"Deer Miss u, Please gee. fol
mon tow yards Irish point lace, and alsc
get me six pares OF CLUBS sevens and 0
quarters, chrushed.rose- berries color
p. s. Don't send the Bill for / donA
want --- to see it, he only alouse me
a certing SUNNI and l will pay it my
self
This is q bona-tide order, and | think
it is an index of much of the society at
Saratoga, though, indeed, there arc
others who are adorned with every good
quality and rerinement.-Oiire Harper
IN Boston Globe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Anril Nchemc.

whole Tickets o.. Half Tickets, q
" Tickets, $50. bb Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Postal Note, Bank Draft in
Letter or send by Express ORDERS OF
sb and upward, by Express, can bo sent at our
expense. Address all orders 70
2dkw n. d. SPENCER. Covington.Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Heavy Rain storm In san Frnn-
etsen

SAN Francisco, April &c. Rain be
gan falling this morning in intermittent
showers. which later changed into {
heavy downpour, with n strong wine
from the southwest, giving indication
of continuance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Masonic Notice.
K. Of p.
Eagle Corps, N. @. Q.

REouLAR meetings 1t the Armory. Cour
street, every Friday evening q O'Clock.
w. II. II. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
O. A. KErLER. First sArgoant. jea1d
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

Los Angeles Lodee No. 2s25, z. Of 3.
Regular meetings Of the above Lodge are hold
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in.
vited to attend II. c. AUSTIN
m2 Dictator.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27

THURSDAY, APRIL 1sIh, seSA.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
ings, chartered by the Legislature Of kentncky
and twice declared legal by the higncss uon" ~ ~
sum Of 100000 for the prompt payment Of all
prizes sold.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
SOCIETY NOTICES.
knights Tenplar.

C1us De LION CosHAsnxRr NO. 8. H. 7: :
Holds It's stated conclaves at the 9sylum In MA-
sonic Hail. on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, at IA o'clock P. M. Soiourniig knights
Templar in good standing are cordially invited
attend. By order Of the e. o.
n KSIoKERBocKER Recorder
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
III Dorado County Instructs for
RlaIne

San Francesca, April 26.-The Plac.
erville Republican County Convention
elected delegates TO the State Conyen.
tion. Resolutions ins,ructing the dele.
gates to labor for the election of Blaine
men to the National Convention were
adopted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
ANTID,oT!E z. To I.'.. MALARIA 1. la. I i \ \

The kidneys art
as purifiers OF the
blood, and when
their functions
a re interfered
with through h
weakness, they
need toning they
become health.
fully active by
the use Of Hos.
tetters 5 Stomach
Bitters, when
falling short Of
relief from other
sources. Thissu-
perb stimulating
tonic also pre-
yentsand arrests
fever and ague,
constipation, liy-
er complaint,
dyspepsia, rheu-
So IL with regu-
and Dealers gen.