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Railroad VS.. settlers.

Topeka, KAs., July S.-Suit was begun
yesterday in the Supreme Court to eject
about two hundred settlers in Allen coun.
ty who have occupied their farms for the
past twelve or fifteen years. The suit is
brought by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway and by speculators who have re-
Gently bought lands from the railroad
company. The controversy relates to
about thirty thousand acres. The rail-
road company claims that the land was
granted to it by Congress in 1882. The set.
tiers say the description does not cover
the lands in controversy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Prostrated With Grief.

DENVER, July 8.-A special from Mani
tou Springs says: Mrs. Henry Moore,
wife of the managing editor of the st.
Louis Post Dispatch, last evening re-
ceived telegram informing her OF her
husbands elopment with Mrs. John Nor
ton. She was completely prostrated by
the news, and refuses to be seen by any
one, or interviewed. Mrs. Moore arrived
at the Springs only last week, but it is
understood she will start on her return
to st. Louis tomorrow. A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
CongresstonaI Forecast.

WASHINGTON, July S.-To-morrow the
Senate intends to call up the bill to
amend the Interstate Commerce law.
Senator Hoar will speak on the Fisheries
treaty on Tuesday. Senator Dolph dur
ing the week will bring up the Sea
Coast Defense bill for discussion. Should
the nomination of Fuller be reached con-
siderable time is likely to be spent in Sc
cret session. The Tariff and Appropria-
ton bills will engage the attention of the
House during the week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Gross CIearancrs.

BosToN, July 8.-The managers of the
leading clearing houses in the United
States report gross receipts for the
week ending July z, 1883, to the amount
of 1878, 1923. .554, an increase of IA per
cent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Ran Into "a Ian dsiide.

INDIANAPOLIS, July S.-This afternoon
freight train on the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago Railway ran into a
small landslide. The locomotive and
ten cars were wrecked. David Julian, a
brakeman, was killed. and Engineer
Harnett and Fireman Blackman SO badly
injured that the physicians think that
both will die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Hot Kentucky blood.

CINCINNATI, July S.--A Com naercial.
Gazette's Nicholasville, KY, special says
After o'clock, E. Sparks, son of SEN
ator Sparks, called Charles Meyers out
OF the Coffman House Parlor, and called
him vile name. Meyers struck Sparks,
who then shot Meyers in the abdomen.
The wound is probably mortal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Killed by the Cars.

WNNEMUocA, New, July 8.-Simon j.
Lark, aged twenty-five, was run over and
instantly killed in the railroad yard here
this morning. He had been in the en-
ploy of the railroad company about three
years as assistant agent and car sealer.
His mother is visiting relatives at San
JOsa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
A Fatal BLOW,

SACRAMENTO, July S.-Amando Cordo-
"a and Vicente Marines had personal
difficulty in a saloon this morning. Mar
ines knocked CORDOBA down. The latter
arose, staggered back and fell dead. 1t
is supposed his death resulted from
heart disease caused in part by the blow.
Marines surrendered himself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09

THERE are legions of voters in the Re-
publican party who will endorse Repre-
sentative Cannon's declaration, tn at he
would rather have free sugar than free
whisky. The rebellious attitude OF Mr..
Cannon is backed up by reasons that
will cost the Republican party hundreds
of thousands of votes at the next elec-
ton
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Cable Flashas.

LONDON, July S.-Nationalist Mand-
vile, nephew Of O. Mahoney, the
Fenian head center in America, is dead.
ATHENS, July S.--Many shops in the
market place in this city were destroyed
by fire to-day, involving loss Of $780,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09

those monks and priests and archbishops,
the Pope and cardinals. This is the way
the Lord will deal with them, SO say,
leave them to his mercy" This was
wildly cheered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
Arrtved From, tl,c Orient.

SAN Francisco, July 8.--Among the
arrivals to-day was the steamer Zealan-
dia, twenty-five days from sydney, Aus
Honolulu. She brought up sixty-nine
cabin and sixty-seven steerage passen-
gers.
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A sunken Coaler,

GuALuLA, CAL, July 8.-The ship Bella
Vesta, loaded with coal, sunk twenty
miles northwest of Point Reyes. The
captain and crew were picked up and
brought to Bowen's Landing by the
schooner Napa City.
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THE BALD-KNOBBERs.
Factions OF the Org anizatfon War.
ring with Each Other.


ST. LOUIS, July 8.-Information from
some of the Bald-Knobber counties in
Southwest Missouri is to the effect that
trouble is brewing between the two fac
tions of the Bald-Knobbers organization.
A man known as "Doc" Peters was ar
rested at Cassville last week as Bald
Knobber and cattle thief, and his
arrest is likely to prove an i'm
portant one, as he is now
known to be one of the leaders of band
who have stolen during the past year
more than two thousand cattle off the
range in Ozark, Christian and Tany
counties. One of the factions claimed
the other had been revealing the secrets
of the order, and already more than one
member has been murdered for giving
information to the authorities, and more
killings are daily looked for. Both sides
are well armed and if a conflict should
take place it will be fierce and bloody.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
western Crop Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The weather
and crop bulletin says: The temperature
for the week ending July 9TH was from
two to three degrees higher than usual
throughout the wheat and corn regions
of the Central valleys and the North
west. The large sectional deficiency in
temperature previously reported through
out the Northern States is slowly de-
creasing. The season is from two to
three weeks late in the wheat regions OF
the Upper Mississippi valley. There
has been an excess of rainfall during the
week in the Upper Mississippi valley.
The high temperature in the corn regions
has greatly improved the condition oi
that crop.
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A victIm q the Fourtb.

SAN Francisco, July 8.--John Higgins,
| q 14-year old boy, who on the Fourth OF
July was struck on the head by = Chinese
bomb, died Yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-09
THE ANTI-PovERrY APOSTLE,
DIR, NIcGlynn Makes q Startling
Prediction.

New YORK, July Sin the course Of
his weekly address before the Anti-Pov-
erty Society tonight, DIR. McGlynn said !:
"Some day there will be q tremendous
revolution, which will eclipse the French
uprising, and in which the people will
rise up in their wrath at the interference
Of these dictators, and bayonet and club
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No.,ce 60 WAN subscribers.

The papers Of all delinquent mail subscribers
10 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD will be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
viii be sent TO subscribers by mail unless the
nme have been paid for in advance. This rule
u inhexible. AYERS & LYNCH.
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
As roc. per Week. or soc. per Month

LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE from adjacent towns
especially solicited.
REnrTANcEs should be made by draft check.
nustofice order or postal note. The latter
uhould be sent for all sums less than $5.
JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT-Owing to
cur greatly increased facilities, we sre prepared
10 execute all kinds of Job work in a superior
manner Special attention will be given to
ccmmercie1 and legal printing, and all orders
VIII be promptly flled at moderate rates.
OFFICE or PUBLICATION, 123-5 West Second
street, between Spring and Fort Los Angeles.
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MONDAY, JULY 8, 1883.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEvELAND,of of New York,
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT-
ALLEN G. THURMAN, of Ohio.

TO enforce trugality in public erpendi'
tares and abolish unnecessary taration.
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HERE AND THERE.

Pants most cultivated by working
people in the cities ars said by fo-
rist TO b, the geranium. the h,lioirope.
fuchsia. daisy. gilIy flower, primroses.
pink and oxal:s. These will grow where
less hardy plants would die and will
thrive in small quarters.
Ordinary buttcrmilk is valuable
food not only for pig, but for tho fam
lily. says the Lsve S,ocb Record. 1t
contains five per cent of milk sugar.
nearly one per cent. of mineral salts.
rs well rs heterogeneous materials and a
proportion of butter fat.
Open al the windows in The din
ing room. says Good housekeeping. so
that the air will be fresh anil sweet.
Make your liable attractive in appear
ance. bright glassware and china.
with dish of fritz or vase Of flowers
to grace the center
-Dclawarc, Georgia. Illinois and
Wisconsin are credited with the same
humble If milch cows as year ago.
and in every other State and Territory
there has been an increase. Ncbraska
leading all other States with seven
per cent. increase. against an average
If two and three tenths per cent.
There are in the Uiitcl States
about 200 900 purr-bre,l cattle of all
breeds. and 40. So. 900 scrubs. abolt
one pure bred animal TO $50 scrubs I"
says the Dakota Farmer. S ,mc idea
of the magnitude of the work of grad.
ing up this multitude of scrubs into
profitable cattle may BE gathered from
these figures.
-CottoE-seed meal produces the
largest yield and the richest cream OF
any other fool that can be used, ac-
cording to the Ltre Stock Record Be-
gin feeding a quarter of a pound pei
day. and in crease to apound twice per
day; never more, as it is very rich and
might cause scours If fed in larger
quantities
-Of the magnificent total of over
| s. QUO. 000. 600 worth of farm products
annually raised in this country, only
eight per cent. is sent to foreign mar.
kcts. At the same time this country
has been importing great amount
$50. 900, 600 worth last year-of farm
products. such as wool. hay. potatoes.
beans. rye. eggs. etc. all of which
could aud should have been raised
here Mt home.
The last Mississippi Legislature
imposed a priv lege lax of $40 on each
creamery in the State. The Southern
Lee Stock Journal says: This was
an outrage. The creamery aud dairy
interests Of the STATE are just begin
ming to develop into respectable in
dus,ry. and such legislation is no,
only unwise. but was absolutely nn-
necessary and entirely uncalled for.
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The treatment Of many thousands q csSse
of those chronic weaknesses ana oi4Le1119
ailments PECULIAR e female q h sss dnf Is
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ing and thoroughly teoting reme9es 1oF tns
cure Of woman's peculiar maismes ..-ss~u
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mp. ssnes e sEs .SUs : s:s
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dresom u sssmstressss, !sScp.sisas. houss.
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e equally Syn ecscious and and vsInsble Il t. escts
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PRESERVING THE HAIR.
valsable Suggestions, Evidently offered
By . Married Man.

vaiaable Suggestions, Evidently offered
by . Married Man.
A young gentleman. whom we never
suspected of vanity, but whose evident
tendency to badness we have often de-
plored, asks us how to preserve the
hair. He requests that our reply be
strictly confidential; but knowing the
character of the postmistress in his
town, we prefer to run no risks. and
accordingly answer in cold type.
There are several well accredited
methods of preserving the hair. Per-
sonally, we have tried none of them.
but have kept a careful record of those
recommended by our baldest friends
To avoid any invidious distinction be-
tween them we submit the several
methods in alphabetical order:
A-Arrogate no authority in the
household.
B-Be in every night as early as .
shutter can be procured.
Garry up coal when requested.
D-Don't dictate.
E--Eat what is set before you.
FIX the fire before going to bed.
G-Govcrn with wisdom the dog.
Hold your tongue when addressed.
Incline to instant obedience.
join nothing-except stovepipe.
keep off the carpet
Look sweet when lulling the baby.
M-Make merry with the wood pile.
N-Never look new bonnet in tho
bill.
O-Ostracise yourself when the sew
ing circle meets.
P-Practice perfect patience.
Q-Quash every querulous complaint.
R-Render yourself scarce in house,
cleaning time.
S-Spend and be spent for the Sisters
Of Timbuctoo and the House for Incur.
able Hottentots.
TEND door.
U-Upset nothing.
v-vanish when callers come.
W-Watch the kerosene lamp and
don't let it smoke.
X-Xplain when called upon
Y-Yearn for mother-iu-!aw.
Z-Zeus. remember, often and again
gave in to Juno; and he had ambrosial
Jocks Burlington Free Press.
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emf. tact and energy that nave enabled
them 10 succeed in other undertake
ings. If imbued with 1--we of nature
and spirit of inauiSitiveness. will
doubtless succeed with bees. But
those who follow the theory that
Bees work for nothing and feed and
cloihc themselves" will prob bly,
never glut the honey market with
their products. A man may rs rea-
sonably expect returns from his
farm and bsstow no care or labor
upon 1t after putting the seed
in the ground. A law care
less. slovenly person will fail
in bec-culiurc as in every hing else.
There en- be no harmony or feeling
of sympathy between such a person
and this marvellous insect. whose
name for ages past has been emblem
attic of industry.
l would advise the beginner TO pro-
cure two hives Of Italian bees. and
from these two his apiary will enlarge
as fast. possibly. MS his ability as
apiarist will justify. If his means are
limited. cheaper plan would be for
him to buy two good colonies of CON-
mon bees in box hives or gums.
that are 10 be found in every locality.
for about 81 % each. He can then
transfer them Into frame hives AMI,
If desired. convert them into Italians
by gi,i,g them an Italian queen. re-
moving the old one. II few weeks
the present generation will have
passed away aud the progeny of the
Italian queen will constitute the col
ony. With two hives to commence
with before swarming. he should have
at least two empty hives in rcadi-
ness TO receive the swarms that he
may reasonably expect.
To transfer colonies. smoke the bees
in the gum minute or two until
quiet Lay the gum on its siie. plac-
ing the new hive where itstood. Now
with chisel loosen up sidc plank,
or. If n hollow log. take off the head
and stand it on emil; saw off he cross
sticks. cut the combs loose from sides
of The gum and remove in as large
straight pieces as possible. Lay a
frame of the new hive upon cloth
folded several times so as to make q
cushion. and fit the pieces of comb
into 1t. fastening them by bent wires
or strips of tin by lacking thin strips
Of wood on each side. or by tying
engihwisc and crosswisc enough
stout twine to hold the combs in pc.
sition q few hours when the bees will
have patched the combs up nicely and
fastened them into the frames. The
temporary fastenings should then be
removed. As you take up each piece
Of comb. brush every bee off onto a pa
per that has been spread in front OF
the new hive. and they will march in.
L ok out tor robber bees!
If honey is being gathered. you will
have no trouble; but if not. you hal
better do your transferring In build
ing or under bee tent. Transferring
may be done at any time of the year.
but my fivorite time is March OF
April. The comb, are then near l
empty of honey than at any other
time. therefore easier handled. anu
enough honey is con Ing in usually io
make the bees amiablc and indis-
posed to rob. Cor Dirie Farmer.
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We are informed that new and powerful
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A mule with an artificial throat is tho
latest things in mules in Macon, Ga. A
valuable animal was afflicted with dis
case similar TO laryngiiis. A veterinary
surgeon finding that it wouli be imp SSH
she for the animal to breathe through
his windpipe, portion Of the pipe was re-
moved and silver tube was inserted. and
now the mule breathes freely.
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A Jolting on the Rail

Grievously disturbs the stomach Of invalid
travellers. The motion of the ship and vi
bration of the screw in crossing the ocean
does the like for many in good health. All
travellers should have, as q companion,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which fortifies
and regulates the stomach and bowels, coun-
teracts hurtful influences of climate and
changes Of temperature, and is q sovereign
remedy for malarial. rheumatic and kidney
ailments.
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In another column of this issue will be
found an entirely new and novel specimen
of attractive advertising. 1t is one of the
neatest ever placed in our paper and we
think our readers will be well repaid for
examining the SUPPOSED display letters in
the advertisement Of Prickly Ash Bitters.
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Bees and Bookkeeping.

Who should keep bees and how
should they make start? is ques-
ton frequently propounded, and /
will try to answer it bri fly. N, one
should at,cmpt agriculture who is not
willing 10 real. to think and to work
4 man or womaa. possessing the tall
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LADIES who possess the finest complex
ions are patrons of Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, soc.
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The professor Of penmanship can not do
fourishing business when he drops his pen
and uses a typewriter.
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FREE! A S-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
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| II addicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it 25c.
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NEVER ask crust of crusty man INK
hira for meat for he'll give you . cold
shoulder with pleasure
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!. A WINDING stare-wai ching your best girl
a. you hold her skein of floss