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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-24
LOTTERY.
N-~~~~~----~~~~~~-~~-~~
LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877 BY THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
LOTTERY.

OPERATED UNDER A TWENTY YEARS
CONTRACT BY THE MEXICAN INTERNA-
TIoNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Grand Monthly Drawings held in the Moresuus
Pavilion in the Alameda Park, City of Mexico
and publicly conducted by Government Ofii-
cials appointed for the purpose by the Secre-
taries Of the Interior and the Treasury
DRAWING OF JULY 14th, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 1000.
PRICE OF TICKETS, AMERICAN MONEY
WhOles, S2-iialves, SI-Quarters, SOC.
Club Rates; 27l6 Tickets for $50 U. S. Currency.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-24

A New York manufacturer,
who is evidently overstocke |,
consigned to us last week
about three hundred
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-24
BEDSPREADS.

All OF our beautiful 81 Bedspreads down
this week 10 81 Is.
All Of our s. 90 "a and IS Bedspreads down
TO 81 80, 81 aud SO So
Bear ID mind that the rush win BE- liyelier
than last weeks, for things will be iFnneasura-
bly, cheaper.
Now fire away and bring down your game
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N Nmh m m@md0pN
WoLFS0N ANT0Nu0

bic obnebin f9on 70 farblos 1T. &oms
men sic 3u ibr, bite.
S6peifer Na6efdoa fpar i6on auf
bem Mege; an bet S1tpene ibres 3ims
mer trat ibr Gnia entgegen, iebr blei@
3tpar, aber febr rubig.
Meine Nbnung bot mid ni6t betros
gen, faete iie nit leis bebenber 2ippe.
2ies felbf, Nabei1ba. Sd gebe 5ur
Oberin. nm ibr sl fagen, baB i'd nit
ben S@mefern 5uglei6 abreiie. Sista
] besleitet mid. Sd CAB ibr i9on Die
n6tbigen 8efeble.
Wabef9ba ftanb tpie gsbannt. Oie
@nti6lofIenbeit in @ort unb 0anbs
lung, uel9e bas nod bor tpenig Wos
! den 10 tpeide, fasiame 2inb entnidelte,
nabmen ibr ieoe Gafiuns, erf olga 8
Drdngen erinnerte fie on ben Brief,
ben He INNER nod in ber 9anb belt
unb Der bod allein ibr Nuff6luB bers
f9affen fonnte. St mar bon unbes
fainter, 3ierIi9sr Irauenbanb unb
augeni@einli1 in b0dfer gile gei9rie.
ben. Die unteri@rift Iautete: Gsnes
8ergmailn.
Das 1T bic DeutI9e, bas @efeIs
i9aftsfrdulein Der Grdfiu &omanaotp,
bic nit ibr mad ber Molbau gegangem
lit. Nuia erSdblte mir BON ibr. gs
muB elm armes, gutes @ef6Opf fein. =
aber nun lefen Sic, S@wefer.
llnb He los:
Dur@lau6tige Graul
Dies III bereits her bierte 8rief, ben
i'd on Sic abienbe. Slider iif teiner
feiner 8orsdnser Bis au Sbnen eelanst,
fonf tDdren Sic ldngif bier.
Sd beriu@e es nod einmal unb.
@ott gebe, nit beKerem grfoIe, ionlt
f6nnte es leiGt 3u fpdt fein.
Gitrif Saraiin, Sbr @atte, ift felt
borseifern bier in @alac3 in ber pHege
Der Grau @rdfiu, bic ibn ielbit aus
benz Sa3aretb su Butareit gebolt bat.
Die 8ertpunbnng unterbaIb Der
5Gulter nor 10 bebeutenb, bab, aIs bic
Grau @rdfin ibu 3uerft in benz Gelbz
9a3aretb BET ghfopolis auffudte, bic
Aer3te fi9 ieinem Sransport energii1
tDiberiebten uub mir unberri9teter
Sa9e tpieber beimtebreu mubten.
S9on oamals bate i9 Sbnen gei1ries
ben uno um Sbr 2ommen gebeten;
natiirli@ gan3 obne Wifen. ia iebens
falls febr gegen ben Willen meiner
perrin: unb babe id ieitbem ieoen
Sag nit brennenber llngebulb Sbrer
gebarrt.
Die Grau @rdiu tpar in iebr biftes
rer Stimmung, tuas f9 ia a0eroings
our9 ben TO gan5 unermarteten 9rauers
fal-5ie piRen bod fiber fdon, BOB
Graf Sergei &omanSolp elmer Bel &ufs
fdut empfangenen, an fG unbebeuten.
ben Wunoe erlegen ifts-ertldren lieB.
(Eortietung foIgt.)
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~VkVUUI OytU.
gB- 8erfauit bon gpotbefern, Is Gents.
Der @eeitatnr nermnnn ainf

Ser &eeitator 9ermann 2inbe
ma6te in Miluautee bic Befanntfdaft
init benz poIi3eigeridt, su beHen 2aFe
er fiinfuno;Dan5ig Dollars beiiteuern
mubte, neil ct fi9 bic Greibeit genom.
nten bate, unbefanmnte Damen auf ber
StraBe au3uipre9en. 9err 2inoe iu6te
bic Sadie in folsenber Weiie au erfld.
rem: Sin Greuno. nit benz er ipaaieren
eing, fpra6 bic Oamen auf ber StraBe
an, neil er fie su tennen glaubte, fab
iebo6 glei6 ieinen Srrtbum elm; ba
aber bic 9amen 2drm f6lugen uub nit
9erbaftung brObten, 70 fudte sr, 2inbe,
iie au berubigen. Mdbrenb er biefer
Griebensmiifon oblag, fam elm poliait
bes Weges baber, Der i'm obne Weite.
res Derbaftete. Bel ben 8erbanblunaen
i'm @eri6te ftellte Der Boli3iit bic 6a6e
gan3 anbers bar, uno 9tidter Mallorp
i9ien ibm aud mebr @lauben gu fben.
ten. benn ct itrafte 9inbe um bic erz
tpdbnte 6umme.
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Seitens ber @oupeutinn bpn 5

: Seitens ber &onpention bon Witz
9liebern Ger perf9iebenen @taais. .2eais,
laturen, mel9e in ct. Souls getagt bat,
um WaBregeln gum S6uBe BET 0iehs
au9ts Sntereien eegen bas MeonopoI
Der 8roBl9ld9ter gu beratben, lit elm
Somlte BON Ghnfen ernannt unb init
oem Wuftrag betraut luorben, benz prd.
ltoenten einen bon ber Ronpention elm.
ttlmmle angenommeneu 8ef6luB boraus
lsgen, bur6 tuel6en berieIbe aufaefor=
bert tpirb. bem RoasreB bic 0erffelluna
zines Siefmaiier. 9ofens an Der teranis
19en 3hfe in elmer 9enfi6rift ans 6era
gu lsgen. Gum 5preder bieies Sins
fer.Musi6uiies, tpeI6er iGon am Ia.
Wtdr3 nod 8aibinston abaegangem 1T,
1T unier republifanifder &eprdIentant
i'm teranif6en nnterbauie, 6err @. SC.
Nentfro, erudblt tporben.
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= Neuraleiide S9mersen merben
ii6er gebeilt bur9 ct. Satobs.Oel.
Selpbi aum 0erfauf.

grsliide Bldtter tpifen au beri6ten,
baB Oelpbi, BET uralte SIP bes Selpbi>
f9en Oratels uno bes &atbs Der Nms
pbpctionen, bon Der srie9ii4en &egies
rung ben Der. Staten fur 80, 900 Doll.
angeboten 1T, um bort Nusgrabungen
boruebmen 3u laRen. Gs pirb nbtbig
tein, bas Gorf @aifri, bas auf benz
plab ftebt, no Oelpbi ftanb, ansutaus
fen unb ab3utragen. profeHor NortOa
bon Der 9aparbs llniberiitdt 1T nit bem
Nngebot in New Oort ansetommen unb
iu9t bas @elo 5uiammen au bringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
9ie Gintpanberums BON 1888.

0ie 9iep Oorter @inmanberungs.
@ommifiion bat ibren 8eri9t fiir bas
Sabr 1888 ber StaatsgeieBgebung Dor:
gelest, Der @rfreuli9ts unb unerfreu.
libes entbdlt. gu lebterem re9nen
mir ben Nadueis, bob bic untpilltoms
meme Giamanberung in beunrubigenb
ffdrterem gerbdltniiie iteigt, als bic
millfommene.
BON ben 419.718 Gremben ndmIiG,
bic i'm borigen Sabre in 9fep Oort ans
famen (babon 370,822 als 3mil9ens
oedler i'm Cattle @arben, 1896 in ber
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Gs lit mebr 8atartb in bieier geaenb bes
9anbes als bon allen anberem @rantbeiten au.
fanmen, nab bis in ben lebtsn Sabren aalt er
als unbeilbar. giele Sabre lang erfIdrtea
DOttoren ibn fiir cine IOtale arantbeit unO
idrteben locale Ssilmittsl bor, unb ba fe ibn
nit drstlider 8ebanblnne beitdnbia nid,t fil-
rirtsn, srtlarten iie i'm fir unbeilbar Die
@ifenlbaft bat betpielen, bab aatarrb cine
eonititntionsirantbeit 1T unb bebbalb eomRi,
tutteneae 8ebanbluns erforbert. Soa's ga.
tarrb aur, fabriairt bon 8. s. @bemeb G.
&c. Eoleop, Ohio, 1T Die ein3ise eonfitutio>
nellie aar int Martte. Sic birS innerlid in
DOZEN ober Goben bon 10 Sropfen Bis su einem
Sbeeloffel boa senommen. Sic p;rft brett
auf bas 8lut uno bic fdleinise Sberfaae bes
Sbfems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars fir
isben Gal, ben fie gu furiren berfeblt. East
@ua @irenlarc unb 3eusniiie fpnn1en. Gb.
breiiirt: 8. 5. Gbeneh 60,
Splebo, Ohio.
gB 8ertauft bon gpotbetern, Is ,@emts.
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San. Qampnt her N}r;not5errs

= DON. gamOnt, Der pribatfeeretdr
oss er:prdlibenten glebelanb, 1T gut
Seriorgt. 9err Wbitnep, ber frlbere
Glottenminiiter, uno beHen an WilIionen
rei9er S4uager, 8. $. papue, babeu
mebrere StraBenbabuen angetauft unb
ibn ols Sbeilbaber in bieles gef6dTt
eenommen. auf ibrer Girmatafei in
ytetu Oort erf9eint iein Name uuter
ben ibrigen.
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Gefarbte QatpHs.

40 3ou breiter guttiff, quite Waare,
10 uno 129 Gents per gsrb; Ylaib
samns, 80 3Ou brett, in 4 Tarbeu, 10
eents; 100 Stade Berth Orsanbies
123 Gents; @abte gcrb Oraanbies. 12I
eents; Berfii6sr Mau auer grt, 80 uub
35 eents; amsricun eauties, sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
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,M&n& frQRliM0&

larer. Sic fno aasse5si4net in Der
Wdide unb i'm @a,n sefdrbt.
@dOttifde 3ephAre allerlester WObe
in alien Wuifera, iclib sefarbt, 81 3ou
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine habi9s Iuswaal bon Sdctti=
fden Gbambraps IS unb 40 Gents.
@rCber SOrratb bon @lassow Be-
pbbrS aller Nrt.
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@eibe 9alpus.

25oo Darts ebser, pair.eorO, gtuib
eapns, 10 Gents per garb; W}ar|eiass
BON l23 Gents per Oarb an; feline
Y'que', Is Gents per garb; Dres @ams
brteS. l2aa, 1853 uno 20 Gents; eraliide
eamtrics uub NainicOts, SO 3Ou breit.
20 bic so Gents.
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Cine pollltdnbise Nuswabl 'er nsues
fen Muiter gu 12a unb Is @ts. per Oarb.
1856 @tide "New Departure" au 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iinb Multer frun30fidsr aanffs
let unb quite Waaren.
1889 6rithlinSswauren in iOliben Gars
Sen 124, Is unb 20 Gents.
Sdottiide 3epbprs.
Diele Waaren merben INNER pppus
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: MhmirnI Nlnrter ,tnh ieine @nitin

Momiral porter unb feline Satin
feierten in Wafbinston bas GeIt ber
golbenen Sod3eit. Inter ben 8ef9ens
fen, bic benz SubeIpaare 3ufamen, be.
fanb ii9 au9 zines bonn prdfoenten
6arrifon unb ieiner Satin, befebenb
aus eiuem golOeuen pantoffel nit pafs
fenber Sni@rift.
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Qamns.

Blr baben ieet mebrere bunbert Sthde
anlsritaaii6en, en8liiden, iriiden, frans
3Siiden unb i6wei5er Sabritats 3ur Nns
1ldt ausiesen.
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iteberbolt 10, g4ettrenmem.

Marunt follten DR.. Pierce's Mebi=
5inen ni9t ale Sonturrenten In ber
Gr6be bes Nbfabes iiberboIen, fpie fie es
aud tbun, ba fte bic ein3igen, bon Apo.
tbetern bertauften Mebi3inen iinb, bic
re9ten, BON ibnen garantirten, baB
fie bic 2rantbeiten beilea, flr tpel6e
fie empfoblen tpetben. Sbr tperbet ges
beilt. ober bas ftir iie be3abIte @elb
rirb auriidgeseben. Des Sottors
Golden Medical Discovery" beilt ale
ourG St0runs Der 2eber peruria9ten
Rranfbeiten, tuie 8ilioitdt, Snoigefs
tion ober Spipepfie; ferner alle Bluts,
6auts unb Ropftautfrantbeiten, Sled.
ten, SalsfuB, itrOpbuIbie @unben unb
Nnf6welungen unb glei1artige 2eiben.
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@lne unseAeure 9tuswabl in bieisn
Mrtifsln.
Sriide 9einellSenge.

Slouiens2einen, gelfalt Brown Dres
Stnens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.8 .8atti(t,
bon 10 esnts an; Semen gambrics, so
Gents Big 81. unb pieles Mnbere.
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sSraus0iii(he Satius.

Sn Rsw Oorter unb gCitrner 3:j'un
gen werben fie nit 373 unb 33s @ents
per Oarb anncncirt. Wir rertaufen
tieielben Waaren in ben idSnffen Wus
fern 3u IS unb 80 @ents per Darb.
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Sbr mhBt gu6 ni9t INNER rduipern
uub i@Haufeu unb babur@ Sebermann
aneteln, ionbern DR.. Sage's Cattarh
Remedy sebran9en uno 9sbsiIt
iperben.
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garnabp's amerifanii&e @insbams
tar Oamen= uuo ainbsr aleiber, srtra=
fsin, 20 Gents.
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uuHuCU l0fUlO
OeRerrri9 ................2 .22,317
unb bic ftno tpsniser ansenebme @dfe.
9enn es bebarf tpobl feiner beionberen
8emerfuHg, baB bic ginmanberer aus
&uBlano unb polen fat idmmtlid iol.
DE Suben finb, bic nit ben beuti6en,
engliiben, fran36fiden unb ameritanis
iden Suben ni6ts tpeiter als Die &alie
gemein baben, linen aber fonit faum
dbnli9er iinb, als bic beutigen @prier;
10 tuie oaB bic @inmanberer aus ungarn
uno Oeiferrei9 gum bel tpeiten sr0Bten
5beile Slooafen (vounsA nennt man
fie III pennfplpanien) unb ioniiige
Slapen fiub. Sieie, 10 ipie bic Stalie>
ner unb @rie9en phrben ben Ser.
Staaten einen grDBeren Gefalen getban
baben, menn fie, fatt bierber su tom.
men, nod Nrgentinien ooer Nufralien,
ober gar nod ben beuti9en Rolonialbes
fiBungen ausgetpaubert pdren. Denn
ne ftelen bic rationale 8erbauungstraft
Norb Mmerifas auf cine iebr barte
probe. Die gimbern uno Seutonen
(Srldnoer. Walliier. 69otten, gngz
Idnber, Deuti6e, 6taubinabier) finben
fi9 In Gmerifa f9on na6gerabe lniteins
amber sure6t. tpenn es aud ni1t ims
mer obne DerbrieBIi6e &eibungen ab.
gebt. Nber bic 3uiammenmii9uns
NIT Stalienern, Slopaten unb 9albas
ftaten gebt ber3li6 f6Ie6t bon ftatten.
so melt Der Bebimmunesort Der
3pif6enoed ginmanberer feitseifellt
merben fonnte, blieben 10000 Coon
ben 80, 1927 porldufis i'm State New
yort; AZ, 105 ginsen mad pennfplba.
MEN; bon ben iibrieen erbieIt Sllinois
bic meilten. udmli9 20. .845. Minnefota
1858, Mi4igan II. 1872, Ohio 10, ,587,
Soma 1926, Wiscoufn 1866, yles
brasfa 1928, Datota 1868, Seras
2973, Snbiana 2707, 9anfas 4174,
Miffouri 1895, lltab 1928, @alifornien
1885, bic eisentli9en fiioIiden Gtla.
benitaaten 10 gut tpie ni6ts; iie ole
3ulammen faum 1000.
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ua6 bas NOR ia re9t f96n, benn Die
Mugeb6rigen bieier 2dnber leben f6
balb genus In Nmerifa Elm unb bilben
einen tpertboollen 8sitrag altr 6erfel'
lung elmer fiiuftigen, leiolid slei9arti.
gen Ration. MuBer ibnen famen
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Mmerifaniiibe gatias.

Sn aeuen i9Snsn Muilern nur 10
Gents per 0arb.
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0 so sgsn cine gss aamo paa cine babe @ei( Dm en
Dp0 5nen Dem 9ubernement Der @tobt n MIR s
efd bon r Son 9arrabs 9anauer 2ndmnnhs
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STE
@O9entlide 5reie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
ieoen Domnerfas
unb fotst
$3.50 fir Sa8 SaHr pncr $1.25 f,it
g Wonate In Wuraasbesablmma.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-02
PEDIGREE,

morse bred 6y n W. Hicks foalee 1883 sired by P yatee OF Buc
Chief
Grand dRashaw
FaWn ord2
Drector2 H. Fiedmon2
hnon the
Dam MahaSka Bell
2 and sire the dams
@ ~ our,h heat Apex year-old record
ola Prompter of
creole record
"o
Morgan
Iuckahoo by
was Vine by Panos Dned
ARA Hooker Grad dam by imported
was Lazy >ay OF
"a by John Bull
sire OF dams Maud
hey is full
earo record 25 and Of Lghoo.
n IS dam OF Pride yeaing
of
Morgan by Justin y
mofR
tonan
senge, and Eyeou by mpot
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1l-tALTAR
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PEDIGREE.

by Prompe
records from 10
Secretary the Missouri
sshento Pomp, drath
breed Promper than Stallion
celebrated ST.
mento His dam old
Senator
year-ods Clair
old record2 1 Bonto
d2 M Manzana dam by St
dollars
Ranch
able Gibraltar
premises
JOHN P. SWEENY. Prop'r,
CARSON CITY Nry
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-02
ALPHA. F: I

L the season sans Term s25 for the
breeding OF Gibraltar fes
hit
IN his work, would a cord lin . 2
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TRIUMPH.


ratar and Alpha lie eseason Otoins
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PEDIGREE.

by Echo; Echo Rysdyk OF
eie tcho record
Col Hawkn of thee
OF good many horses ter han
thesre Honestak
Dor old mare won three week. the first and
They natural troers dispositions
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-11

The male quartette of the First Baptist
Church, consisting of Messrs. Nay, Sig
Ter, Williams and Lowe, assisted by
Mesdames Buckingham, Coffy and Ogil-
vie, and Misses Rider, Read and Steel,
have arranged for a praise service to be
given tomorrow evening at the church,
corner of Fort and Sixth streets. Mr..
F. X. Smith will preside at the organ.
Following is the programme:
Organ solo, selected Mr.. F. X. Smith.
Praise the Lord Cur God"-From Spohr's
Last Judgment" Eight voices.
Prayer.
Male Quartette-"Holy Peace" Franz Abt.
Hymn 4-Congregation.
Vocal Solo-"Ave Maria" Millard. Mrs. W.
w. buckingham.
Scripture reading
Vocal soio-"God is Ny Strong Salvation"
Umiclni. Mr.. II. s. Williams
Remarks-Pastor.
Hymn n141-Congregation
Ladies Trio, evening song-A. II. Palmer
Six voices
Organ solo, selected-Mr t. K Smith,
Vocal duet-"JeSus, Thou Art Standing" Gill
bert. Mrs Buckingham and Mr.. +. E. Nay.
Male quartette-"God is Our Hope" Ambrose
Davenport.
Hymn 7l-CongregatloR.
BencdictiOu,
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ORANGE COUNTY,
Snit brought TO Declare the Act
Invalid.


Invalid.
A suit, entitled the People of the State
of California ex rel. J. A. Graves vs.. W.
M. McFadden, A. B. Cauldwell, J. W.
Towner, j. n. Kellum and r. @. Wick
ham, was commenced in the Superior
Court yesterday. The complaint alleges
that at the last session of the Legislature
an act was passed. and afterward ap-
proved by the Governor, entitled can
Act to create the county of Orange, to
define the boundaries thereof, to deter
mine the county seat, by an election, and
to provide for it's organization and cleo
ton of officers, and to classify said
county" 1t is alleged that
this act is unconstitutional and
void because it provides that upon
the assent of two-thirds of the qualified
voters, voting at special election to be
held for that purpose, and to be called
by the Board of Commissions, a county
shall be formed out of the southeast part
OF the county of Los Angeles, to be known
as Orange county, and il fultber pro-
vides that if at such election less than
two-thirds OF the qualified electors voting
for or against the creation Of the county,
| voted for, the act shall cease to be OF
any force and effect, and it is further
provided that the election shall be held
within the boundaries of the proposed
counties, and it is alleged that the Leg.
islature attempted to delegate to the
electors at said election, the Legislative
power, which was vested by the
Constitution in the Legislature
alone. 1t is also alleged that the
act is local and special law
and an attempt to provide for chang
ing the venue Of civil and criminal cases
and to regulate the county and TOWNSHIP
business and the election OF officers, anc
to prescribe their powers, in violation o
Article ", Sec. 25 of the State Constitu
ton. 1t is also alleged that it ia in viola
ton of Sec. 4, Art. XI of the Constitu
ton, which provides that the Legislator,
shall establish a uniform system o
county government; that it is in viola
ton Of Sec. 5, Art. XI Of the Constitu
ton, which provides by general an,
and uniform laws for the election G
officers; that it ia in violation of Sec
I6, Art. NJ of the Constitution, whicl
forbids the Legislature to create corpors
tions for municipal purposes by specis
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Professor Arevalo,s Concert.

The grand testimonial concert to be
given to Professor M. s. Arevalo at Turn
verein Hall next Monday evening will
be most attractive affair. Sef1or Are
valo is an artist of distinguished rank,
and his long residence in this city and
his great success as teacher on the gui-
tar have made him 30 generally and
favorably known that he may confidently
count upon a full house. We have no
doubt whatever that the concert will be
one of the most delightful we have yet
had here.
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ga Bunch of Keys,

Another large audience greeted the
second performance of the Bunch of Keys
at the Los Angeles Theater last night.
1t was as amusing as ever, and kept
everybody laughing. There will be q
matinee this afternoon in addition to the
performance this evening.
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FIVE CENTS.

laws; and that the act embraces more
than one subject, which is in violation of
Sec. "a Of Art. ". The plaintiff prays
that the defendants, who were appointed
as the Board of Commissioners, be de-
clared to be acting without authority,
and that they be ousted, and the act be-
declared invalid.
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UndeIfvered Telcgrams.

The following kilograms remain at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, 6
Court street, May 10th: F. N. Beardslee,
Richardson & Gangsr Co., Fl. Wilson,
A. Cortrite, Samuel Hoover, John 7.
Fish,
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The Next Attraction.

From the reports that have reached
here of Mr.. E. H. Sothern and the plays
in which he will make his first appear
ance, there is no douot that the perform
ance will be very enjoyable. Mr.. Soth-
ern's success has been remarkably sud-
den. Last season a young actor, but
little known, save as the son Of popu-
lar star of days gone by, gave very
neat and charming performance of q
pretty comedy, called The Highest Bid
der at the New York Lyceum Theater.
The public, from the caution born of sad
experience, did not assemble in multi
tudes on the opening night,
and but a poor audience greeted
the earnest young actors eye at
the rising of the curtain. But these few
were well repaid for their attendance,
and showed their appreciation in a
hearty manner; for, during the balance
of the engagement, the attendance was
large. This was the commencement of
Mr.. Sothern's first tour as star, and his
experience in New York was repeated
throughout the country. Last August,
however, he appeared in a new play at
the Lyceum Theatre, which created as
great an excitement as had been known
in that theatrical center for years. The
next morning the New York papers were
filled with columns of praise, and in
stanter the fashion was set which kept
the Lyceum Theatre crowded to the
doors for months. There was no ques-
ton as to the value of the play, Lord
Chun,ley, or the ability of Mr.. Sothern.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIoNS TO PARIS EXPOSITION,
~ leaving May 2Sth aud June 10th, in Pullman
palace cars; railroad aud steamship tickets; all
arrangements and informant Address A. b.
DESSERY, 236 N Main st., Los Angeles. a25 I'm
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w Los Angeles every week. Pullman tourist
aleepers furnished complete. Excursions to
Paris May 28th and June 10th. Call or address
). A. GRANGER, IL N. Spring st. a26 I'm
XkTALTERs' SELECT EXCURSIONS TO ALL
w points East. Through Pullman tourist
cars to Boston via Chicago, Our next parties
leave Los Angeles April Sd and 18th, May LIST
18th and 29th. For tickets berths, and further
Information, address l.. M. WALTERS, 19 N.
Spring ST., or 81 N. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
a25
CURSIONS-PHILLIPS' SELECT EXCUR-
~ sions, personally conducted with through
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars completely
equipped from Los Angeles to Boston and New
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DENVER AND RIO GRANDE AND ROCK
~ Island route excursions leave Los Ange-
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Edwin HofP, II. c. Barnabee, Julette Corden,
Josephine Bartlett and Tom Karl
in the cast

THE BoeToNIANs' FULL CHORUS AND COMPLETE
ORCHESTRA, under the Conductorship of S. L.
Studley. a28td