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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-01


Notice is hereby given that 1t IL the inter
ton Of the Council OF the city OF Los An
geles to establish the grade Of Phfladelphia
street from Bellevue avenue 10 Virgin street
as follows: Al the intersection Of Phtladel-
phia street and Bellevue avenue the grade
shall be, as now established, s9.0o feet above
the datum plane; at q point ON the center
line Of Philadelphia street 800 feet northeriy
from the north line Of Bellevue avenue tho
grade shall be Hoo feet above the datum
plane; at point on the center line OF Phila-
delphia street $50 feet northerly from the
north line OF Bellevue avenue the grade
shall be 1890 feet above the datum plane;
at the 8. w. corner OF Philadelphia street
and Virgin street the grade shsil be lz3oo
feet above the datum plane; at the = \. cor
ner of Philadelphia street and Virgin street
the grade shall be l22oo feet above the dat
am plane
All persons interested are hereby notided
to file their objections, II any they have. with
the Clerk OF the Council within ten days os
the date Of the FIRST publication of this qotice.
BY order Of the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles at It's meeting Of December nd A.
ID. 1855. "
Clerk OF the Council Of the City Of Los An
Los Angeles. December 3. 1855 d2< los
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LYNCHBURG.

'.lt.' ~ June 18TH, 1855.
Rumor says we are 70 have another livery
stable soon. rsc 4l-7i
Owen West is preparing to burn brick kiln
this summer. li.5Tial .u..s.v-
Several Of onr citizens have had their houses
handsomely reprinted. a7ls
All the expenses incurred on Decoration Day
were paid BY Murrell Post. 4.-.u.. -
The ladies are preparing to make some need
full repairs ON the NJ. E. Church.
W. Il. Gaddis left on Wednesday to visit his
cattle ranch in Texas. He will probably be
gone three months. ~
The band was ont serenading on Saturday
night. They arc learning fast and will soon
rank with the best bands Of the country.
Mr.. s. 8. Puckost, Of this place. has been ap-
pointed District Deputy Grand Master, OF DE-
tnct "a" Of Highland County l. o. o.
Report Of Lynchburg n. z. Sunday School
for the quarter ending June 18th. Number Of
officers and teachers, IS ,Nnmber Of scholars,
1S4; average attendance, 400 expenses, GIL.
IS number scholars and teschers members Of
the church; 9S !; number different papers taken
by the school, 3l6. f;tet0' L-~'Hf1n
. At regular meeting Of T. !. Murren Post,
held June 18th, the following resolution was
adopted. Res0lued, that, the thanks Of the
Post are hereby rendered to the ladies Of Lyncl..
burg. Dodsolville, RusselIs, Auensburg and
Webertown. for the flowers Furnished for deco.
ration; To Rev. Philip Trout for bis kindness
in delivering sermon 10 the Post on the 8un-
day previous TO Decoration Day, end 10 Rev. l.,
n. Davis and comrades Mot2 and Parker f0r
the excellent address delivered on Memorial
Day and that this resolution be Published In
the county papers, - -
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RUSSELL,S.

June l4th, 1885,
G, E. Jonte left this morning for Indiana.
A. A. Hsllsted is in Cincinnati on business
Mr.. Cy Carson and mother have gone to
Hillsboro on short visit.
Mrs. Judie Jonte was the guest Of relatives
at Manchester last Thursday.
Mr.. John Hudson, of Blanchester, visited
relatives at this place recently. e''.
Mr.. J. A. Smith and son, Irwin, Of Hillsboro,
epent Sunday with friends ct this place.
Misses Mary Meadow and Mary Troth, of
Lynchburg. were the guests Of Miss Virginia
Boatright sunday. rUG. ui"7. II
"a prophet u without honor in his own
country" /" but we'n take the risk and say there
will be another wedding in . few days.
Msrried-Saturdsy evening, the 18th, by the
Rev. L. II. Davis, ct the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. Joseph Newton and Miss Belle
Kesler, all Of this place. We wish them all the
happiness this world can give. A''"
The quarterly meeting services were sll very
interesting; Rev: Davis preached IN able ser.
mon Saturday night, subject. 1.-THE 0edars Of
Lebanon" Sunday morning Rev. Pearson
preached, subject, "Benifcence." The Chill
drens meeting, under the circumstances was
good. the storm, however, preventing many Of
the children from going, that part OF the pro-
gram was left out. The missionary meeting
was very interesting. presided over by Rev's
Pierson and Davis. Music by the Misses Price,
Ella and Kittie Oldaker. Matte and Julia
Storer and Lon Britton and 'Messrs. Sanford
Mcdaniel and Albert Burton. 1mg
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1t was expected that the Democracy
would Immediately set up the howl that
the Dow Law was unconstitutional.
That il the old song and dance of the
Democratic Supreme Court and although
the public held its breath till it was al
most su6ocated waiting for an explana-
ton, those portly Judges failed to tell
wherein the Scott Law was unconstitu.
tional. The public is waiting yet and II
any Of the windy objectors wants to tell
Whist the matter ID, every body is ready
to,listsn. The Dow Law is constitution
n, lblaznsying and clustering Democracy
"a. ths contrary, notwithstanding. The
present attitude Of the party toward the
liquet question indicates thst the neat
;cinA)dass for Governor ON the Demo.
leeatis ticket will bs sxpected 10 get down
q hi belly before the saloon interest
'aad wsllow in the miro as HoadIy did
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1t is announced that the President
will be a candidate for denomination,
because frankie wants him to. If he
has an intention of that sort in his bald
head he had better hasten to give the
newspaper men a banquet. The scribes
are whole.souled friends, but they are
rantankerous enemies, and they never
miss an opportunity to get even. The
squad of talented journalists, who were
outwitted by the taciturn President on
the evening of the nuptials, will be slow
to forget the night when they rode in
the drenching rain from Oakland to
Deer Park on a milk train, chasing the
honored fugitive. When Presidential
candidate is boycotted by the press he
is in an abominably bad box. ..r
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FAIRFAX.

..... .'' June lztns 1000.
Arthur Smart visited his mother this week
James Moreton and J. F. Martin each have
ten-pound boy.
CIV. Burns, Of Locust Grove, visited friends
here Saturday and sundey.
Il. J, Webster and wife paid his uncle, Henr,
Pullism, . visit last Sunday.
Henry Miller and wife, Of Louden, paid VIM
Lewis and family visit last Monday. Gtu
Reuben Robuok has purchased new steam
well-drill, which will arrive this week.
John Troute and wife, Of Brown county. ar,
visiting Mira Troutes father, VIM. Eyre.
Mrs. Mollie Griffith has gone to Berryvills X
stay for awhile with her sister, Mrs. Rhoades
John Webster and wife visited Mr.. Webster
son:in'law, Frank Tedrick, In Danville thil
week. n' aD p,f 9FfI
Rev. J. W. Douglass and wife visited VIM
Noland last Saturday, returning 70 Mt. Oral
Sunday. f sua ~. u,
A. 2. Blair, accompanied by some Of his pu
pills, attended the examination at Winchester
last Saturday. f'd ii iilroti pH
W. L. Fenner, Of Clinton county, was in oul
village last Tuesday looking for Witnesses rela
tive to his pension. .I
John A. Gilbert and family paid his father
in-law L. D. Custer, visit last: Sunday: N
turning home Monday.
Brother Burnettsville, bring on your man
and sheep, and We will buck old Tom against
you just for we'll, cigar anyhow. II,
Trouble is brewing between some Of the con.
tractors ON our pike and the hands employed
BY them, and 10 likely to end In some interest.
ing lawsuits. ~; lpUs ii angels
VIM. Fsulds, our gentlemanly painter, re-
oeived the contract for repainting the Walker
school-house, and better selection could moi
have been made. .Al itb f9f' Y
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There are more men in the Republi.
can party who earnestly believe in the
prohibition of the liquor traffic than
there are in the Prohibition party. The
difference between them is in the means
to be used and not in the end to be at.
tanned. To enact prohibitory law in
this State with majority of the people
opposed to the measure would be the
supremest folly. Under the circum-
stances what better can be done than to
make restrictive law with a local op.
tion provision? Why make ourselves
hoarse howlinG for the unattainable
Prohibitionists, accepting the Democratic
persuasion that Republicans are warning
against prohibition, have joined them.
selves 70 q party whose very platform is
soaked with beer.
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A Famous Treaty.

But speaking ofpnames and titles,
You ought to read "a Treaty Of Peace.
Friendship, and Commerce." which
was concluded at Antananarivo. on the
18th OF May 9th of Alskaosy), 1881.
between the United States Of America
and the Kingdom Of Madagascar. Her
Majesty Ranavalomanjaka. Queen Of
Madagascar, was represented by Ra-
voninahitriniarivo. who signs his NAL
agasy title thus: "l6 Yonipahitra, OF.
d. F. Lehiben ~ Mpanap Raharaha
amy ny Vahiny" (Which means. sup
pose. Hl6th Honor. Officer of the Pal.
ace, Chiof SECRETARY Of State for, For
eigu A6airs''). and by man Of the
name OF Ramaniyaka. whose title
forget. The titles are modest, but the
Madagascar notable make up for the
deficiency in the length Of their namesi
-Erom "Anoag ~ Law. Makers" By
Edmund Alton, s's st. Nicholas for o.
tOber. 2 r9i ~ aur
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EAST MONROE.

.....r June 18th, 1886.
Itobt. Wilson and Miss Maggie Pope are on
the sick list.
Messrs. N. H. and Alec McWilliams, Of Green.
field, attended church here Sunday afternoon,
Messrs. Henry sanders and Eph Kinzer. of
Samantha, were visiting in this vicinity Sun
day. "l iHI q II r
Prayer-meetting will be held st the U. b.
Church Sunday evenings instead Of Thursdsy,
- heretofore. 'Ef Ell II. II 800
Miss Mollie Rsss was taken suddenly sick
Saturday afternoon but We learn she u some
better st this writing. fif.,yy ,.EE hi b..
Several persons attended Childrens Dsy SER
vices st Olive Chapel, Sunday night, and re-
port very pleasant time.
Picnicers at the Falls Sunday, something
that ought to be stopped. We think that some-
body ought to look into the matter J 20
Two daughters Of Jim Wilson, Of near Wasi- :
tngto Q. H., were whiting q the residence Of
Robt. Wilson Sasarday and 6uRdsy. GOO
Childrens' Day was observed Sunday after
noon BY the y. z. Sunday School. The church
vss Va !, beautifully = decorated, six glasses Of ths
were beautiful. Although the afternoon NJ
rainy the church was hIied. The exercises
consisted OF responsive resdiug, declamaAioul
and singing by the school from the EpWorth
Hymnal. Rev. 6hultz addressed the children
on the designs Of Childrsns' Day. AZ tths elooa
the collections we're taken by the Glasses. also {
public collection, making In al about ten dol
tional fund OF the n. e. Church, The o6iosra
and teachers feel very proud Of their SsrvioI
and we're encouraged 70 - their efforts sppre
ciated BY the large audisnes present. fany
Cers present. from Olive ohspsl Lsssburs ana
L
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
Real Estate.
"a. q: scarboreugh ", HeAyy Ash aud Raohsl
Ash. HigbIs1d 'County Oonft of Common

. II u a
e mss az ss s'S asss:
\ se 1ss I'd Z. ORDER OF SALE. aioai1i,
fnpnfs4ahcs Of m order iDsned from the
Ceurt OF sComm0h Pleas within and, for the
county or HtEhiaud und AtAte OF Ohio, made
at the April torn thereof A. d. 1850, sNd- 10
me dtrected, viii Offer for sale st public
auction ~ tho d0Qr OF the sC0hrt- h0uso,ln
hetpwn Of H Hulstprp. Np :. 81 81. isgf68,l 4
/, : Saturday, 1llS i5th. A. D. 1850, y \
~ one O'clock Sra .lof md day, the follow
Ing described real sststs. tO-Wit, - -.
l8einK ReEk Qf RQlert sllaxdss sDrYey No.
thss toaSs3 x III Is SHnd aud AZ sf5aiS
and lloubdsei and dsscribetb o. foll0Ws, 70.
Wit: Beginning ~ the south.wsst corner os
. lot OF Brtst0e Essex con veyed TO said Easex
by said 6carborouah' by deed t0f dato. Hon.
tSmber u, A. D. 1871 ;lthsnca with the atvoet
leading from tho Hliisborn and Ripley turn.
pike to West street tneer ths Fesidence Or n.
3. Ander.Du. Esq. n .eS}<, w. 80 feat thence
~: 63Ho -E. ~ feet; thence AMP ~ 50 ioot
win the northern line Of0soid tract al
wnteh mie " - part TO tbs hotth, ,WoslOr0
coener Of the lot 0f Bristoe 1esssx aforesaid (;
w; 100 feet 70 the 0eginnthg ,con SainioG =
poles Of land spOse 0r, less. Tas-g.
SAID prethises iias beer appjainAd at (0SOU
tnree hundred dollars. and ccan mot soik for
less than two-thiIds OF. said appra tsemOnS. /
Terms OF sale-Cash ON day nf saie: jas
fit tfa.as 9 n gzH.C.DAW VISION. IN
Sheriff Highland County ,Ohio.hG
collins 4 Collins Att'ys. ne % alil y
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Fl. W0EFE& CO.
H1LLSBORO, OHIO.

A,u il !.
WailuW9gt1oo correspondent says, OF
uen. Lev wMacc: ne = an agreeable
~ .nan' iul.o % l1.erasy M ms apPearance
Us miii.ary. re wears an Engnsh SUIT
Oh m'xel gooGs; mas gooa proad snoui.
oers, ana w3uia aPpear,to pe q man OF
s.,sa aoOus oy ne .oaa me .nas ne nad two
more nofeis 70 an advanced state. one
OF tnem Deing tale OF ConstsntinoPie
q. me .s s'me OF its capture y tne Turks,
ana tae otner, n ! rememners Is AZ
american popk OF domestic lie among
Us. u.s. ccn ms taIe OF ben hur Pala him
ss,ZUO last year IN royalties. Keferrang
% genera oompepsations Of Htersture
Ven, WauaGe remarked: IL think that
tesPonsioie puolsnine-houss has
stateo t4st wnen an autnor gets 5000
roy yaities on . novel ma wa, considered
vk.FI
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A new work published by gentleman
in Chicago on the subject of prison sys.
TENS is attracting attention from thought.
full people everywhere. The volume un.
folds some common sense views about
the evils of the present method and
makes some careful hints about the
States duty to her convicts. He holds
that government is in great meaeure
responsible for crime committed in its
domains if it allows soloons and gamb-
ling hells and nursesies of vice to exist
under its protection, depriving its citi-
Gems of the benefits Of education and
training them to deeds of infamy; and
he clearly demonstrates that 80 long as a
State nurtures the seeds of crime she
participates in the crime, which devel.
ops and spreads under her fostering care
or wilful negligence. ea7. 3.
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BALL KNOB.
Mr.. Will Ratcliff is convalescing. ...
Mr.. Thomas Mcdaniel is quite sick.

....... ...r.- June 18th, 1855.
Mr.. Will Ratcliff is convalescing.
Mr.. Thomas Mcdaniel is quite sick.
Misses Nan and Lib Sinclair were the guests
Of Mrs. Daniel Sharp last Sunday. -
Miss Louisa Martin was the guest Of her
cousin, Katie Lippolt, last Friday.
II you want to get the news, and have IL
correct, subscribe for the NRws-HERALD.
Misses Bertha and Kittie Fenner were the
guests Of Uncle Joe Alexander last Friday.
Messrs. Jack Ballentine and Gordon Lloyd
were the guests Of Jerry Alexander last
Sunday. .....r..' '..,-.. ...,..
The directors Of Sharpsville school have
wisely retained r. NJ. Lewis to teach the win
ter term.
Greeley Newton, aged fourteen, died near
Sharpsville Tuesday, June 9Th, after three
days Illness H rT '.
Quite number Of the young folks Of this
vicinity attended the exhibition at West Point
last Saturday night.
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NEW MARKET.

..r.H June 14th, 1886.
Uncle Jake Vance is suffering with rheuma.
tism.
Mr.. Donna Wolf arrived in our midst lss
week from Indiana.
q, Mrs. Lulu McConnsughey is visiting rela.
tives In Wilmington.
Rev. Chas. Luck filled the pulpit at tho @. u
Church last Sunday night.
Cbildrens Day at the NJ. L. Church last Sun
day was attended bys large concourse ol
people. .as4 -a.4Hr. D s.1
On the 18th OF July there will be grand
celebration given near this place by the Baptist
denomination Of this village.
I. H. McConnaughey and two sons, Uric
Sloane and b. d. Davis spent the latter part o.
last week in this section squirrel hunting
Result, forty-tve squirrels and lots Of fun.
On last Tuesday week Mrs. John Pearson
Of Hillsboro, lectured at the NJ. e. Church ai
10 Q. m. on missionary Work." At 8 p. m. Of
the same day, Rev. John Pearson preached Il
large congregation, after which the crowe
was called to the creek to witness the baptizinl
Of some young converts, Rev. Edmiston. o.
Winchester, performing the work.
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BERRYyILLE.

fsf. .5rre n l'r0 June 1atn, 1850
John shepley. was buried et the Dudley
graveyard Saturday. ~, - =,
Mr.. vinsophsller, Of Kansas, has been the
guest Of hh aunt, Mrs. John Carlisle. o.. ~
: Miss Addie Miller entertained number Of
hss lsdy and gentlemen friends Saturday
night. g1 ~ ~ 't9tiis at
/, Rev. z. L. Knox, Of Belfast preached At
Prospect n. f. Church Sabbath afternoon at
three O'clock. 6gg ffnf frg s
Quite Q number Of young folks from this
place will attend the festival at Belfast TO-
night for the hensat Of the Sabbath Schools Of
that place.
Visitors from distance-At Clsts Crsed's,
Mrs. John Anderson and children, Of Gibbon,
Neb.; J. w. Thompson. his cousin, Aiss
Thompson, Of Nay Hill; Miss Elliott. Of New
Market At Cook Smiths; at }. " Ballsntins's,
Mrs. @. II. Harshs and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kerns, N. Al Shannon and family, Of
ths Hill City, Mr. Jef McKeehan and wife, Of
6inlisg Spring, and Mrs.. a. J. q. Bloant ssd
littis daughter, u nsrshalL .re aIglt4
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Old Fort Meigs, near Perrysburg, o.,
is mentioned as the site for the new
Soldiers and Sailors Home. The fort is
relic of the war OF 1912, the works are
in a perfect state Of preservation and the
location is in country noted for its
picturesque scenery and historical sig
niicance. No better place for the loca-
tion of the home could be selected.
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A Republican Judicial Convention will
be held at ..
Chiliicothe, Wednesday, June 3Oth, 's8
at o'clock p. m, composed of delegates
frou, the several counties OF the Fourth
Judicial Circuit of Ohio, for the purpose
OF nominating candidate for Judge, to
serve six years from February, 1887, and
f"r the transaction of such business as
may come before it.
The ratio of representation will be l
delegate for each four hundred votes
cast for Hon. ]. B. Foraker in 1885, and
l delegate for a fraction of four hun
dred, over two hundred, which said
ratio gives: -
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Ireland wants home rule and in JUS
tice deserves it, but If the recent demo-
stration in and about Belfast is speci-
men Of her peoples ruling policy, there
would be few homes left in the Emerald
Isle after year OF self-government. g e.
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Probate Court.

Probate Court. ..
Jacob Cochran and John Berry, administers
tors Of the estate OF Joseph s. Cochran filed
second account. .1Yr
LaClede and D. W. Barrow, administrators
Of tie estate Of E. W. Barrow, filed inventory
and sppraisement. .t.- ...., ~. l.
I MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph Newton and Belle Kesler.
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Total number delegates. l22
BY order of Republican Judicial Com.
mittee, Fourth Circuit.
H. c. JONES, Chairman.
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June 18th, 1886.
r. E. Shivers has built condition to his
house in the shape Of a new kitchen.
Rev. A. n. White, Of Greenfield, preached q
very interesting sermon at Huehey's school
house last Sunday, the 9Th inst. He will preach
at the same place in four weeks from that
date. . o' r.. ,.af
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Chairmcn of County Republican Cen
trail Committees will meet at Whining
ton to-day, to fix the time and place Of
holding the Congressional convention.
This looks somewhat like scheme for
Wilmington to monopolizc the commit
tee and get the convention. ''t
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Canada has vast debt and shs ought
to be very caretsl Of it, for she is now
harboring within her boundaries q null
titude Of financiers from the States who
have afuror for contracting debts. 3 sAlr
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What l. more disagrsssbls 70 . lady than 10
know that her hair has not only lost II color,
but h full Of dAndsuA7 Yst sneh vaS ~ case
With mine until used Pssksr's HaiF Balsan.
Nv hair y nov black and peFfsctly elaap snd
s'ossy.-nn. Z. svssny, Ohieago tGsssp
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The quallI Of the blood depspdu nnch
TO make the blood rich In his and eirSn9iS.
giving oonstibuents, use DR.. ]. n. 2oLca1's
etsepgthening Cordial and blood PIyiles, n
~ npyris9 the properties Of Tie blood froGn
Aidh ths elsYsnts Of vitality sse drsvn, for r
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A complete collection Of American
cents is worth u 800. s2ige ~
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NEW PETERSBURG.

L. g. SMITH, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-29
Jewish New Year.

The Jewish New Year commences this
evening at sunset. and the clothing and dry
goods houses in town will be closed from
6 P. NJ. to-day until the same hour to-mor'
row. II Is the custom among the Hebrews
of the orthodox synagogue to meet a. tht
commencement Of this festival as brothers
and friends, forgiving and asking forgive
ness Of each other; also. to attend divine
worship and ask the forgiveness OF thu
Divine Creator for all sins committed dur
ing the past year. In Europe the observ'
ance is made with great solemnity in the
synsgogues, and after the conclusion Of
services all Jewish houses are thrown oper
TO visitors with the most lavish hospitality,
and the poor are feted and Toasted alike
with the rich.
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Foreign Items.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

LrEPsIc, Sept. 28.-Four hundred 30
~cialists to-day made q demonstration by
marching through the streets with the ex'
PEELED Socialist leader. Schumann, at their
head. waving rel flags and denouno-
ing the Government. The police attacked
the procession, and attempted to capture
the red flags. The Socialists beat the ON
GERS back. and after q stubborn fight. IN
which many on both sides were wounded,
the police got reinforced and returned
This time they succeeded in dispensing the
Socialists. capturing seven. schuman in
cluded.
BRusELLs, Sept. 2S.-The Bishop OF
Liege, in opening Congress in that city
yesterday, urged the leading classes Of
society TO interest themselves in public
political affairs, and called upon the
wealthy to their life OF luxury IL
order TO relieve the poverty. Five thou
sand workmen afterwards Joined in q peace
able demonstration.
MUNICH, Sept. 28.-The condition Of
King Otto is growing worse. He refuses
warm food. but devours great quantities Of
cold yiands-often in the middle OF the
night. He talks to himself and gesticu'
lates wildly. He sits up. remaining 10
solitude. Queen Marie, of Bavaria, visited
him.