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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Board Of Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 0. 1884.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 0, 1884.
Board met. Full Board, Chairman
and Clerk present.
On motion of Supervisor Giroux the
following resolution is hereby adopted;
Be it resolved that the portrait OF the
Hon. volney E. Howard, which has been
purchased and hung in the Superior
Courtroom Of this county by the follow
ing members Of the Los Angeles Bar, to-
wit: s. Haley, Graves & Chapman, Bick-
nell L White, Glassell, Smith & Patton,
Smith & Huttor, J. r. Scott, J. Brou.
sean, Thomas B. Brown. W. D. Stephen
son, w. P. Gardiner, Barclay L Wilson,
and Brunson, Wells L Lee. be and the
same is hereby accepted Ly this Board
and directed to be permanently hung in
the Superior Courtroom Of this county,
there to remain as testimonial from the
Los Angeles Bar to the pure and upright
character, the scholarly attainments and
the eminent legal ability which has ever
distinguished the Hon. vonley E. How
ard, both as q citizen and Judge Of the
Superior Court Of Los Angelo, county.
Bills for taxes enormously assessed.
Referred to the District Attorney
On motion OF Supervisor Reichard,
c. +. Rutan, short hand reporter, allow
ed $50 for reporting testimony in pre-
liminary examinations in the case Of the
Peopls VS. Foster ct al.
On motion of Supervisor Reichard,
ordered that no compensation will here
after be allowed for reporting testimony
in criminal cases before justices of the
peace.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
COURT REPORTS
Superior court-Howard. J.

Superior Court-Howard, j.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. q, 1884.
Bernard VS.. LIE Manse ct al--HearinQ
of demurrer continued till 2 D. m.
Estate of John F. Preiss, deceased
Petition for probate Of will; will admit.
ted to probate and c. e. Preiss appoint
ed executrix without bonds.
Estate of J. Mallon, deceased The
Public Administrator is hereby ordered
to take charge of said estate until fur
ther arder by consent.
Hale VS.. Hill-Dsmurrer argued and
submitted. Five days for defendant to
file brief, and FIVE days for plaintiff to
reply thereto.
Richards VS.. Hine,-By consent, de
murrer set for hearing January IL, at 10
A. N.
Bernard VS.. LIE Masne ct al-Demur-
rer argued and submitted; five days to
defendants to file points and five days to
plaintiff to reply.
Warren vs.. Ruth-Demurre submit
ted; three days TO file points.
Tell ct al VS.. Gibson-Motion for new
trial argued and submitted; defendant
allowed Eve days to file points and plain
tiff three days to reply.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Estate of Susan G.. Smith-Probate of
will.
Guardianship of Efie Hawkins ct al.
Estate of George C. Gibbs-Letters.
Philip VS.. Bauer-Trial.
GARNER vs.. Grimaud ct al-Argume
ment.
HON Y. sEPuLvEDA's DEPARrMENr-HoN.
J. HINES, PRESIDING.
A Gotta ct al. va. Thomas Flint ct 81.
Motion for new trial denied
People vs.. Keynolds. murder-Cause
continued till Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, at
l0A. NJ.
People VS.. Manuel valenzuela, CAST
miro Mendible,, Guirona Colongs, Juan
Espinosa, rape-Plead guilty, time
waived for sentence; sentenced by the
Judge to five years each in the State
Prison at San Quentin.
Flores VS.. Mcdonald ct al.-Judg-
ment for defendant; findings and decree
filed.
Louis Mesmer ct al. vs.. W. w. Jenk-
ins, administrator of the estate Of f. P.
F. Temple, deceased-Ordered that j. q.
Howard be entered as associate counsel
for the administrator. Proof Of loss Of
original complaint being made, plaintiff
granted leave to substitute. Ten days
to plaintiff to plead to substitute.
G. Bernero vs.. South British and Ma
tional Insurance Company of New Zea.
land-Argued and submitted.
Louisa Bergman vs.. II. Hammel Ell al.
Demurrer Of defendants overruled; ten
days to plead.
I People W. A. Hsy-Rape-Set for trial
Monday, january IA. at 10A. NJ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
A Remarkable Case.

About three weeks ago tho HERALD
contained An account of an accident on
the railroad track, near Naud's ware
house, in which little girl three years
and iine months old, was run over by
fiat car that was set in motion by some
hoodlum boys. The child Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Wotherman, recent citizen
Of this city, q member Of the G. A. R.,
which has interested itself in furnishing
the Surgeon Of the Frank Bartlett Post
to take care Of the sufferer. A reporter
of the HERALD yesterday, in company
with Surgeon Gelcich made an examina-
tien Of the little victim AMI found her
improving steadily. The recovery from
such an accident seems almost nsiracu-
lous. The chest was crushed severely,
and all the bones Of the shoulder aud
shoulder bladc crushed in fie pieces,
and yet in spite Of all these horrors the
little eirl appears to be getting better,
and The crushed and siivered bones are
uniting in natural manner and her
wounds are slowly healing. The young
child i. somewhat emaciated, but bears
up under inaiction with cheerfulness,
that would have killed an adult person
in few minutes. The recuperatiye
powers of youth are here exhibited in
a mott remarkable manner. How the
bruised and lacerated muscle, and shat
tered bones and joints could ever become
restored and reunited is a mystery that
nature only works on the youthful
fame. The strong rnl mstnre 81 ystem,
withrrs like fax before the fame,
while the littls helpless child triumphs
over the ordeal by the apparent element
OF weakness. The care OF the sufferer
has been exhansting and constant, but
the members Of the Frank Bartlett Post
have shown much kindness to the family
in their trouble. They reside on vigncs
street, second door south Of Lazard
street, where those who wish to zee this
peculiar case can do SO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Mining Locations.

The following notices Of mining loca
tions were filed for record in the Office
of County Recorder Miles yesterday:
David White, the "Ace of Diamonds
placer claim, on Sycamore Flat, North
Fork of San Gabriel caiion.
W. B. Salmon, the "Ace of Hearts
placer claim in same district.
VIM. Z. Mueller, the "Bsst Bower
placer claim, same district.
Carl Silberstein and Jose Maria Or
dunjo, the "Don Carlos" quartz claim,
located in Township north, Range
IL west, between Indiana Colony and
verdugo Rancho"
VIM. H. Carlson, Louis Huff, j. 4.
Clifford and others, ''Mayo" gold placer
claim, located on the northern side Of
the San Fernando range of mountains,
beyond Placerito cafion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Episcopal convocation.

The Episcopal Clergy Of Southern
California, representing the territory
from Santa Bartara to San Diego, in
elusive, met in convocation ct Whining.
ton yesterday. The exercises began at 2
=. NJ. with a devotional and business
meeting. In the evening there was .
public Missionary meeting in the new
church, at which several addresses were
made. interpreted with singing by the
choir and congregation, Mrs. Linsley
presiding at the new organ
The members of the Convocation are:
Rev. A, @. L. Trew, of San Gabriel,
Dean; Rev. ]. A. Emery, Of Santa Ana,
Secretary; Rev. Elias Birdsall. B. D., of
Los Angeles: Rev. Dr.. BAkewell, of
Santa Barbara; Rev. H. A. Rsstarick, of
San Diego; Rev. Mr.. Ruth. of Pomona;
Rev. 8. G. Lines, Of Riverside; Rev. Mr..
Sheridan, of Anahsim; Rev. w. H.
Dyer, Of Pasadena, and Rev. c. 8. Lins-
ley Of Wilmington.
The Convocation will close to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Passengers Due rms mvsnins.

The following is the list Of passenger
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegrsphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande. Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night:
Major Thos Draper, Toronto; Mira Jas
Gordon and daughter, Miss Gordon, Can.
ada; Mr. Sanger and wife, Miss Sanger,
Chicago; Mr. NJ L Wolf, Paris; Mr. Rob-
ertson, Mr. Spencer, Texas; G Dussol,
6an Francisco; Mr. Hewitt, El Paso; Mr.
Morris, Lake Valley. N NJ; Mr. w C
Kannets, N M; J F Howard and wife,
Dcming.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Steamer Passengers

Thiriy-nine passengers left for the
north yesterday p steamer Ancon. Fol-
lowing are their names and destination;
San Francisco: Fl W Douglas and
wife. C H Sweat. Thos Dickson, Miss E
F Fogg, Mrs Ida Davis, NJ A Zealy,
John Smith, Miss Lulu Huff, NJ F Rog-
ers. A B Armstrong and wif,., NJ Ahearn,
J Story, Rev J F Huff, and nine in the
steerage.
For Port Hartford: j l Chamberlin
and wife, J Boyle, A linda.
For Santa Barbara: TT Mohn. d w
James, r Moffatt, Charles VI Hutchin-
son, John Lunzmann, J E Bell, " ifs and
two children, DR.. Langworthy, Mrs q
c LoDgley.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Resolution No. 213.

A resolution accepting certain work and
Improvements known as Section 4 Of
the Hill and Seventh street Sewer.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Coun.
ell of the city Of Los Angeles:
SECTION ]. That the work and i'm
provements done and made in furnish.
ing, laying and constructing that sewer
on Olive and Second streets, known as
Section Of the Hill and Seventh streets
Sewer, is hereby accepted.
SEC. 2. That the contractor for said
work, Joseph H. Smith, has done and
made said work and improvement in ac-
cordance with the law and order of the
Council, and his contract therefor.
SEC. 8. The Superintendent of Streets
is hereby directed to issue to the same
contractor Joseph H. SMITH certifi.
cate that said work and improvement
have been completed according to the
contract Ct the said Joseph II. Smith
therefor, and accepted by this Council.
SEC. 4. The Clerk Of the Council shall
certify to the passage of this resolution
and shall cause the same to be published
once in the Los Angeles Daily HERALD.
and thereupon and thereafter it shall
take effect and be in force.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council of
the city of Los Angeles at its meeting Of
January 7th, A. d. 1884.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles.
Approved this 9th day of January,
A. d. 1884. G. Z. THoM,
1t Mayor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

Thomss Ryan was arraiensd before
City Justice Morgan. yesterday, on the
charge Of disordsriy conduct. He plead
not guilty, and demanded trial before =
full Jury. This bsing one Of the in
alisnabls rights Of IN American citizen.
was conceded, and the eass sst for trial
February esh, Thons:. meantime in de-
fault Of 800 bail. going 2 jail. Sub.
sequsntly the Assistant Jailsr filed .
complaint charging that Ryan, when
committed 10 jail The night before, had
assaultsd him and tore his clothes. On
this charge Ryan. who n ths previous
case, insfstsd On having IN his rights.
wnn conviceod and ssntsneed 10 pAy :
fins oa 60, with he alternative Of thirty
dsyr' lahor o. ~ publio sRssss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Dohesia Raisins

[RivsrIds Pres and HorticultuEist-l
Mr.. A. p. Combs, on New Years Day,
presented this Office with . quarter box
Of raisins, packed in Dehesia style, which
for beauty Of packing and fine berry has
never been surpassed to our knowledge
by any raiain growers in California, and
in fact they viii compare favorably with
the finest Dehesiss imported from Europe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
CENTLEME EN-:

If you wish the very latest in
footwear-boots and shoes that
are elegant in At and stylish in
appearance, inspect the stock
of Lewis Bros, the largest in
the city.
One price only, and all goods
marked in plain figures.
I0I & 1903 NORTH SPRING ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Petroleum Developments.

Mr.. Burdett Chandler on Saturday
night struck Gov Of gas and petroleum
In well No. 3. at Paente, at depth Of
3l6 feet. This is important news to Los
Angeles. and helps to solve the fael sup
ply. At Petrolia the Chandler 4 Bower
well is going down Is feet daily, and
has been in oil for 100 feet. The Snow
well is going down rapidly. These ele.
ments Of progress are permanent and
important. The good time coming
seems TO show Its auroral glow already.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Meeting OF Directors OF the Produce
Exchange.

At the monthly meeting Of the Di-
rectors Of the Produce Exchange held
yesterday, I. N. Van Nays, Chair
man, the following trAnsfer of seats in
the Board were approved. Scofield 4
Tevis to Strohm I Bottorf, and Chas. T.
Wilson to Merrick Reynolds. Bills
amounting to e7l.25 were audited and
ordered paid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
The Difference.

Say, Mr.. Snow. can you tell me what
de word agriculture meant" "Why you
niggeramus, doan you know muffin, 1t
stan TO what Missus say de Jones hahn
got, edgarcation, refinement, Egyptian
polish and dem tings." ''Yahl yahi yahi
de otter you git de mo- You hide you
sense. Culture mean dem tings and ag-
riculturs san fo' GROWN cotton and cain
and de tsrbaccer what make de popular
Tansill's Punch segar, Boss git at de
Postofiice Segnr Store"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Vrhe suicide Of ) W. Dsnt.

Deputy Coroner w. L. @, Soule held
an inquest upon the body Of J. w.
Dent, who was announced in ysstsrday's
Isdex to have bssn found dead At the
Alvord mine. with . bullet hole in his
head, and the Jury rendered the follow
ing verdict:
In the matter Of the inquisition upon
the body of John W. Dent, deceased,
the jury, after inspecting the body and
hearing the evidence adducsd. find that
the deceased came to his death by Z
revolver In his own hands, either
accidental or otherwiss. s.-Sas Bernardo.
no Jndex, Jan. 9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by C.
Z. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

joseph Brown. Deputy Sheriff Of San
Bsrnardino. came to town yesterday and
took home with him one Harry Wander
bilt, arrestsd On tslssram from hat
place for robbeey, He thinks several
roAbsrios u q HE dor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have . printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. Sold by G. +.
Heiuxsman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

F, ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dissinss., Los
Of Appstite. yellow ekinf shilohh
vitAlissr l. positivs cure. Sold BY G.
2. Hsin1smai, Ia NortA Main sersst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
Porsland cerpons.

Ny own I.peSatiuei dI.es> hsn
Lon3cn sx-shiP Ble.4 ~ ~ =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

sn!loHs p4zAszz R2sz2Y S!z.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

Horsft,rd's Acid Phosphate
FOR LEMONS OR LIME JUICE,
Is superior substitute, and its use posi-.
lively beneficial to health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

E'sssSe 1s'S's .. 81 S., s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER
VICE. D. 8. Army.

Division Of Telegrams and Reports for the ben
Dc Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report Of OBJ
servations taken AZ Los Angeles, CAL. Jan. Q.
1883:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

f--~ ~.o ~ ~'-~'A'S
George Camden, who vas put in the
city jail hat week for lunacy. is re-
moved to the county Jail. - his con-
dition is worse. Camden vas . CON
ductor on the ). p. X. r., and was
divorced some three weeks ago from his
wife ct Los Angeles. Tucson Citizen.
Mr.. II. L. Drew, the well-known cap
italist, mine owner and freightsr, has
been elected President Of the Farmer
Exchange Bank Of San Bernardino. Mr..
Drew is well known and highly esteemed
by the business men of Los Angeles.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday
twenty-nine deeds. twelve mortgages,
five satisfactions of mortgages, 1--WE
mining locations, two marriage licenses
aud six miscellaneous papers.
The corner stone Of a Presbyterian
church was laid in San Bsrnardino on
Tuesday with appropriate ceremonies.
A delegation from Los Angeles attend
cd the service.
Colonel Baker is having his fine prop
erty ON the east side Of Main street sub
divided into city lots, and will place
them on the market for sale in . few
days.
A great deal of good work was done
yesterday in iilling up the deprsssions in
the public strests. but . few more are left
to Be filed.
Two marriage licenses were Issued BY
County Clerk Potts yesterday to parties
whose names are withheld for the pre-
emit.
The tall smoke stack 81 the chemical
works on Chavez street. fell down yea
tsrday, but did NO harm TO any one.
Thermometer for the "A hours ending
Il sis lest evening: Maximum, 50 d.
Rrsss, minimum. 20 degrees.
Hea John W. satterwhits, sf ssnI
Deg.E1lno, 3 registered at TIE Cosno-
IL 1.4.1 .z = i. u - ~ + :. . ....|
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

AnoW suss NC Wa AOt AotoAAy u}uEoOs
BE said that when he went to the edi.
torial Office he found the door locked
against him. He then called for White
head, who came out Of the inner Office to-
wards thecounter. He said, "Whitehead,
you have fred my wife out Of the Office,
and insulted and abused her." To which
Whitehead replied. "Yes, we have fred
her out and can Ere you out too" and
then reached for his pistol pocket. when
Harris. feeling that he was to be shot
down, shot, as hs supposed. in self.
defense, At Whitehead. He had no idea
Of shooting Mr.. Phillips.
On the day previous 10 the occurrence,
Col. Harris odd that this violation Of
obligation on the part Of Messrs. White.
head and Richards had left him penni-
les and he wanted TO remove his mate
rial and sell IL to get money to support
his family and ray his passage TO Ari-
sona, where be had an interest in some
minea near Prescott. He was then labor
ing under strong excitement and spoks
earnestly about the humiliation Of being
fred out Of . situation in which he had
high hopes Of usefulness and prosperity
ia the future, bat expressed no intention
of doing violence to any one TO rsotify
his wrongs.
Il should also be stated that Mr..
whitshsad informed our reporter
that he had NO animosity against
Col. Harris, and was willing to
have given him room in the printing
establhhment to set up his material for
. job ofios, rent free. We have thus
gene over the entire ground aud given all
the facts that could be collected about
tbs aaair, and ths statsneuts Of both par
tiss 70 The sd ARRAY, without giving any
opinisn Of the msrits and dsmsrits o(
the cAss. That rssponsibility rests upon
the coart8sf jsstiss. whish Il Z not the
province = . pablo iosrnal 70 Invade.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
JOB LOTS
MEMS SHIRTS.
JOB LOTS
Mems Collars and Cuffs

This h % ssasAaosal nosies.
Call and soc. l have eountsd
the cost and expect to sell
greater bargains THE year than
svsr before. Prios my goods
before ~ buy elsewhere.
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NEw OaLrAHs, Feb. @,-fhe iuyesiga'
ton Of the oopiah outFsFoa was oontlnued'
j. y. Allen testified that y nab met ~ hii
house ana threatened 10 burn nis house Il
he didn't Join them; he followed the mob "a
Hayes house; taw him With bic leg shot q
pieces and his gife shot our times; he heard
more shooting two weeks preceding the
election than lac had head tiuoa he had len
the Confederate army.
Jefferson Bhislds, (coloredl testified that
100 armed men osnie to hiB houfe; n OF
them pTsrUnt ds pistol a. hla head and
said II be didn't vote tho democratic ticket
he would blow his hrsira out; ha eAid, II
heard shooting throughout the county Sat
urdny and Sunday
Henry Eiwtrds, oolortd, toallhed TINT
live mon came 20 his house beiof. tho cleo
ton and PIT q ropa around his neck, pu'
pistols 10 hia head and made him promise
20 vote the democratic ticket.
W. w. Bnikir, white, testified Inst hs
wont % TGilhelt 10 vote; saw nN men thoTs
with guns; there were 10 o0lorod mer
there. they had hoon rGn OF heard Hart
man cay 30 had known FOR a week as,h
eva would b. killed that day.
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Miscellaneous Foreign Affairs.

At KuaRrOtN.
KHAnT0ua, Feb. .0.-Genersl Gordon TO.
dsy held a leyee 10 which the Arabs were
admitted. He ha1 opened Offices nc The
the pslsce to hear grievances. The govern
mtnt books containing The records from
time immcmoriel Of tho debts OF people,
whips aud bastinsdoa has been publ lcly
burned. The council OF Arab notables has
ordered the prison In which 200 w%re,ches,
loaded with chains, had been found 10 be
demolished. There was great rejoicing.
The Europeans agree that Gofdon's proc
lsmation only means oi saving themselves
and tho garrison. A fresh hey sbilook, a
negro who won the decoration Of the Legion
OF Honor under Bazaire IN Mexico, has been
appointed commander VI he troops at
Khsrioum. All Sapdsnez troops stay ~
Khartoum while the Egyptian troops go 20
Omdurman.
FORWARDED rHKIn RAYsoMr.
CARO-. Feb. 90. -The Austrian consul At
Kh1rtcugn has forwarded 20 the Mshdl
L2,UuO 80 ccufg he relGale or tho Catholic
missionaries.
now 1T OCCURRED.
LospoE, Feb. 20.-fhe recent fight be-
tween withstand and nAtiyes 50 Nelullh
arose through the agent OF OF u Duica lac
tory employing KrOobers, 20 which the ma
lives objected. Eight hundred natives e..
tackled the factory, whic1 the agent de-
Tended with annon nnd armed men. Dur
irR the fight numbers OF natives took shtl-
ter behind tao powder magazine. The de-
lenders OF the factory iici iuto The maya
zine, which exploded, killing many nr-
lives. The fight continued for several
hours, when the natives withdraw, leaving
40 dead.
WILL DIMAED rxPLANATIog.
BERLIN, Feb. 20.-rhe action OF Bismarck
in returning the resolution OF sympathy ~
the death OF Herr LRsker continues to e1-
cite much comment. Friends OF tho de-
csased statesman Ia tho reiGhstag propose
to demand from Bismarck an explanation
OF his course.
K~LABoRATIHo A HErohM SCHEME.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 20.-The royal
commission is celebrating a vast scheme OF
reform In the administration OF Merv. The
turcomans are urging the retention OF
native Institutions.
WON BY aAcngM.
LONDON, Feb. D.-ssrdsion park hurdle
race for tho grand pr.ze was won by Can
mons formerly Lorllard'') Sachem; Daw.
sons Zsus, second; Rough Diam ond,
third.
BRELIN BULLETIN.
BERLIN, Feb. 20.-Dr. Wilhelm Loewe,
leader OF the proSressionists and member OF
the reichstag and Prussian landtag, has
been stricken with apoplexy.
The Official Gazette published a commu-
nication from Bismarck to Herr Won Elm
esdecker, denying the return to he Ameri-
con house OF representatives OF its reao'u-
ton of coincidence at the death of Lasker.
The Communication 10 dated February 10.
The reichstag is convoked FOR March U.
HAg SECRDKp.
LONDON. Feb. 20.--Msrtslsnce, rnaTnber
for NARROW, has seeded from the Parntl,.
ties owing to o violent article in United
Ireland.
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The host smoking tobacco is Little
Joker,u

Regarding the present ard prospective
srow III Of eoutiierl masufgctlripg interests
the Savannsh News rays: AS long rs the
south was rich she cared norhing for the
cost Of living, and was satisfied 70 let The
north mRnufscture her cltton. When htr
prosperity was swept awny, economy, nth
rio A rsproscb, became both @ virtue and O
I co snity' Before the whr . l%l,ot-r rarely
asxed tho price OF what he bought. After
the war he not only asked The price, Blu. ho
sought the cheapest mbIket. This 10 as.
signed az the fret stimulus which southern
manufactures felt. The building OF rail.
roAas, tho climate and the cheapness OF liv.
ing have he'd their influence in The same di-
~recticp, and now there Is r%esIlets energy
sxerted throughout the south to buili mills
and expsnd the manufacturing interests.
A . sample OF the drift things are taking It
may be mentioned that 1t 10 proposed 10
sen 10 the New Orleans exposition a COM
plete description OF every wster-power In
the state Of Georgia, giving locality. capac-
ity and price. II for sale. This, Of course, 10
TO be done with q view TO tempting capital
ists to go there and invest In factories.