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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
6pniiton uno eebensperluit bel Birmingham,
YlIabnrnn.

Strnin0b I'M, Ala., %. 9 Sftober. -
Sin TerioneuSug Der anlas=Gltp= Wem=
pbi5 Birmingham Sabn" giug nm 8 llbr
GelIern 2lbeno III lpeltlid)er ,tid)ulng pom
bier ab unb lleB ben Sd)lanuagqOn, Der ntd)t
angetuppelt mar, nit Dem @OnOufteur im
Sabnboie. Sed)S aJteilen BON bier muroe
oieic 6batiadle eutoedt, uno Der 3ug fubr
oanu rlidmGrt5 bierbtr Sllritf. Sci 5homus
5Sltruace, brel Wtellen pou bier, rannte Der
3ug oegen einen bon bier abQeQanQeueu
6rafbug, unO Die Golliiion mar eine ent=
letlld)c. Qicbrerc YaIaQere I'M blntereu
lrelp. pOrbcrltCn) &ag9oH Oe8 EerlonenSngS
lpuroen get0otet uuO cine 2lEabl ucrmuu=
Oct. Die yettsren, meld)e ieitOem in bicii.
gen NotelS untergebr0ft murOen, iino:
Srau ". Is. 2&agner uno SUet Sinoer
pou Sreeuulle, S.=G., auf Ibrem 9&eqe
mad 60uliesz Citation, lflimm uerbriht; s.
=. Sranflin, SeldQftSrelieuber oon 9taIh=
bile, lItgt I'M Sterbeu: @eorge 9&. 9autS
bon SbellmouuO, Genn., Seiubrud) uuo
anocrueltlg uerlett: s. y. Tinnel Don
9eu- Orleans, tiiGeuz SerIctunQ; s. q.
SdOlor pOn 0tagnOlia, 2lrf., ben NOpf ser
QuetldDt uuo ctu 2luge au5QetoBeu; yS. =.
6lanlgan BON Wtemphis, leidt uerlett: 9&.
Y. Surton pon Goroopa, Ma, uerbriibt
mn ldlImm 5crqnetldlt; s. q. uno s. .Ui.
Staro pon .iauuOO, ala., inuerlid) perlctt;
Y. :. Jo'e BON ytnna, Ila., 9trnbruh;
Ha'Ior y. y. Smith uon Salper, Nippenz
brud) uno lebenSgcfdbrltd perlett; 9r.
Sauforo pon Sootz1prngS, 4rf., leiGt per
lett; u. Z. Ntu bon Birmingham, lcid)t
per!cft; Ad)tb. =. Nj. Gong pon Gorooua,
0uB9elent oerlctt; 90. ,. uuo 9SQlter
Aomn!ee Don &Omnlee, 2lla.. leldt oerlett.
Spatere Seridlte ergebcn, oaB nur sluet
Fcronen ourd) Die GoliIor mrs gCbcn
tamen, nGmlld Der 0auoelSrellenOe s. >.
SraHtIn aus 9to'bpluc unO Der Soci5er 5Obn
StlllQn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Sine brittle Scilijiott.

an 8 : ttp, DO, %. Sftober. -
AnOertbalb 0tetlen meitlid) uon Der bleiiQeu
Sorllopt 9lrmouroale r0nute nm 7.20 beute
trub eth YcrlOneniug Der n3tod= >SSlauO
Sabn" tnTltteu Old)ten Jfebels geQen oas
htntcre GnOe etnee 8erloneniuQes Der
Linton NGctfic &abn," neld) yetterer
9eraoe ongelalten bate, pa iidJ elm SrQd)t=
5ug ott)t ooran6 bciano. Der bintere
Sd)Iama9gon oeS etncn uuO Die 2ofomo.
ttpe be6 anOeren 3uge8 wuroeu oemolirt.
yotomotpiiibrer Sat Gulleu erlitt tUohid)e
Serletungen, rpdbrcn0 ieln $oelser Sobu
GnH berab ipran9 unO iein gebeu rettete.
VI truJ leood elnen Stnllbadenbruf uno
tnncre Serletuugen bauou. Die iibrlQen
&erpunpeten, meld)e iGmmtlid nad) Dem
bteN9cn Noipit0l Der ubarmberSigen Sdme
rern" 9ebradt murOen, iinO: 9ieger GomarO
SatIon pOn Gomaro8pille, u.s., beioe Sene
nnttrhaib pes &nte'S gebroden; S. >. @rap=
ION, Gonbutteur Oe5 Iullman 9&aQgous,
llufer 6uBtnOdlel ucrrenft uuo Qequetid)t
). s. Nlnuep uon Gbtcogo, Guetid)uugen
am Jtitdtn; S. u. yapihlre bon %lucolu,
9tebr., redteS Sule ld)li1nm serid)uitten
So5g 9riScou BON SsquQ, &S., lintes Seiu
9eblobrn unterhalb Nes Snie 8; Sc. Auerie
BON SprtngftelO, SQS., Speiial- 2lgeut pom
@eniussSureHu, &errentuu9eu unn S.uet=
ldluuQeu alll .fIlCfeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23

Woltfc's 8ebnrtStasSfeier.- Cine arpBe Mus
5eid,nnns Inr sen ereiiem l5eIoberru -Gro.
tcite oesem ocm @nti=s cmitismus. - Se.
ScnfIid,e Sd)lassrei iwi5d,cu spIoaten
nno Slrssrm 5m sSramtiurt a. .. .. -
Soes6crt Stsmnrd's Geriobuuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Ser d1iueiilt,c SbeeboiorI

Qonbon, %. Sftober.-2luS Sbanabai
it bier sin Sele9ramm eingetrofien, in iuel-
dem berittet lptrD, baB @eneral SnIpeftor
6art, Der &hef Der d)iuefiden 3oQperpal.
tnng, Die faiierlife 9fe9ierung eriut)t hat,
ben ausiubrSoa aui Sbee mieocr aui,ubez
ben uub paourd Dem t)ineiiiflen 5beebanz
bel, Der Jest inter Der GUnfurrenS Sapan's
uno Suoien's ltmer 81 leioeu bat, su ncucn
AuibIIben Su psrgeIIea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
gutiii6e Sntrisnsm in gsumanieu.

9utureit, %. Sttobtr. Der bieiioe
ruifidle @eianOte bat bier eiuen ruiiiid,eu
Club 9ebilOet, beiien 3met es it, bos gouD
i'm SntereHe 9tuBlano's s III beQrbeiten. gisz
her mar Nreie Sgitaton MIR gan, i'm Gebeiz
men betrieben morDcn, Qber bic C5riinhnno
pieies Clubs, meld)er baS ,5auptonortier her
BanllauiiIen merOen iou, last erfeuueu. ban
&uBIanb gIuubt, icin GtniluB in 9funanien
lei ld)ou 10 ertartt, oaB Die Neoieruro Des
aOHt9S aarl OenleIbeH rtd]t nebT III bred)cn
uCrnlOQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
,,@sueral" Booths @uriaiaac.

2onpun, %. Sftober.-9u8 Uon Dem
p0eilSarmee General" S0Oth pcrIbte gud)
rim ountelten @ugianO uno Der Nusmeg
ans beunelben," meld,eS leBt i'm Crude crz
id)euen lit, legt YlQne Oar, lpte Der 2lrnutb,
Der llnuienhelt mo Dem yalter oe5 nulter
Der SberilQd)e lebtnoen Schuteu SbellS Der
Geo0lteruuQ" nbgeholieu merOeu f0nne. @r
jd)lGQt Dor, fiir Die Sboad)lolen uno !our=
Qerupen Der NoauptIiaOt cine ltQntlldle Golo-
ne III QriiuOeu, no tie III gSerth0fen uuo
gScrtItdtten 51oI; ipaten, Ifatten iledten,
Sdfe naben uno Qbntlde Nrbett Uerrid)ten
iolleu. Su &erbiuouug nit otcler &olonte
ioll cine pS0uuShnlt= Serge =SrtgQoe" 1u Dem
3mcde organtllrt merOeu, rbrig gebllebeue
Spetien. alte Sleioer, 3eltungen Il. !. ~.
fiir Die Semobuer Der Solonte pon 0ans iu
S1aus III iammelu. 2luBeroem iOQ nod elue
N0rm Solonte angelegt meroen, 6u Ocren
@rbaltnnQ Die rt0au@balts Serge= Srt9abe"
ebeuiauS SerpenOung rnoen lol. 9tteiige
Observation-Disclosures louen ms Seben qeru=
len meroeu nm SorItcn, Sped, Snoden
uno Tett fir Tabrtt;mete, 5. y. Sitrlten.
6abrlteu, &uopi- Sabrlfen, ettenltcbereten
Il. |. ~. I'll Observation-Disclosures ;um glu5s
beNern Der etnQeiamnelten abgelegttu Slei-
Der uuO Stiefel miir0en elmer 2lrmee uon
Sdlueloern uno Sdlub1tfern Seld)QftiQuuq
gebtn. StlieBlidl idIlagt "@ieneral" 8ootB
nod Die @'riiuouug etner Nolonie, erpa in
SIos9frifa, uor, Oeren AniieOler Iid) ans
ben beiten SrGfteu Der 0OreruGhuteu 8ooz
MEN retrutiren lOllen. ,3ur 2luSiiibrunQ
Oieicr Blame uertaugt v@eueral" Sootb So,
O00, 900; er meiut, crit milie Der materieuen
9totb Der 0faiien abgebolitu meroen, che
man all bcren geiitl9e nnO moralti9c 6ez
bung oenten tonne.
n2ailp Gecgrapb" iagt in Se;uq auf bic
betaunten Ildne oe5 u@euerol5" Sootb, bic
Ni0Hen erit t0rperIidl I'll erSlehen, beuor man
all lbrc geiitige 2luSblloung id)reite; er boiie,
oaB oeS ogcneralS" Strsben einen gutsn
9lufang nebmen uno unparteiiid) oufoenoms
men ueroe. vGarlnle," iiiQt oQs slatt
bin;u, opreoigte pergebsn5 Dor 45 Sabren.
&lcuctdlt lit enOlih Die StunOc Qetoumeu,
uno and Der rid)tige mann"
Der rStanoaro" ruth oem Gub(ifum, iidl
81 beitnneu, che eS Die 4iittel iiir eire
ypratt,ia unl0sbure Anigabe" suiammen-
brlnge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Wlarft Iino 0orie.

Goubon, %. Sttober.-&er. Stoatens
SbtgatiOnen: 4-proS. 1893, Ditto 4. pros.
lott 2lttien: u. Is. y. 33s, Ditto Erlor.
4turOS.-, Gana0a YGcific III, @rie 22!,
Sulnoi5 Central 1O4, Yicricau 5O5,
Ct. faui 6l&, 9tem Dort Geurral lO6,
YennWIOanien 535, J(eaOiug 10, Wiericanz
@euual 748.
erpool, p. Sftobsr.-2 llbr Rad5.
mitta9s. SaumpOue: Ameritanrde Utlttel=
iorte > II l6, 90. yteWzS zSrleau5-.O -.Oie Ser
fduIe betrugen 10000 Sallen, Spetulatlon
uno au81ubr 1000, 3Iiubr 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23

- Or. Btermann aus Berlin, 9eutih
lamb, bat Dem 0rn. y. ). 8racp in gsriuaz
ton, Sp., ben 3uttbengit yDioceg's 6am6-
letoniau" liir $40, 200 abgetauIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
S6iHbrn6.

@onbon, %. Sttober. - Son QRibbelz
burg Ill '9ouauo fOmmt Die gtQd,ridlf. ban
paS britiite S9iif yGunrobino bei Sron.
mersbapeu auf Dem Strauo qerotbpn in gei
Der 5niel &Salderen ilnO iinibunpert TGiier
YetrOleum aui Die Siiite Qeiuiilt mSrpen.
aud nod anoere e,uter mo SdIifistriimmer
lIHO an oaS itIer getomnlen, uno man nimmt
all baB baS 0abFeH9 total usrloreu III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Bon oer 9rilne,t SnIcI.

Sipperarp, %. Sttober. - 9apio
Sbeebp, 9ittglieo oeS llnterbauIes iiir SHO-
@0lwap unO elmer Der 1ngetluQten in Dem
bier uerbanoelten COMPUTATIONS Tro,eiie,
murOe geitern me9en YtiBad)tunq Ser Sc
rtdlt5autOrltdt Su elnpOrlQer SGft perm
thctlt. $oeute ging Ell unter itarfer Sebeduna
nad) Glonmel ab, mn ietncu t0oftternin I'M
bnrtincu GNffiunuiiie nhsnii1,et,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
&ur;e &abcIoepeIdcu.

- 9Sie Der uYolitii6cu Correspondents"
aus Yetersburg mlt9etbeilt mirO, ipirb ildJ
Der ruiiide Sbronfolger BON 9ltbeu aus oiz
reft nat amsritaniiden 9Gfeu begeben.
-Giner Sepeite aus YariS suioIge murbe
bic Saroneiie 2llobonie Hotbi9llO gele9ent=
lid, eiuer tiirSlifeu 9teiie I'm Su1pelen i'm
9Sertbe bon 10000 6ranc8 beraubt.
- glud Stulien bat jeet Die &spublii
9SrniIlieu srerfouut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
2icbmGrftc.
Ser Sscloutarfi.

92ew . DOrf, y. Citober.- NolgenOeS
iiuO bic SdluBnotiyungeu: GelO trOffnete
III 4!-G uuO ldJlOB 81 Hro3sHt. -
zterlIHg ISe6lel 4.8Of aui 90 Gage unb
1856 aui Sldt. &uuoe8 Sbligotloueu:
4 prO;. 124, a pros. lO44, 5 prog. -
Afueu: AOam5 GrgreB l45, Gcutral Bas
clIc BOZ, Gbeiayeate : bio 2Os, Grle 2ls,
OttO griOr 30, SuiHOl5 &eutral 1901,
yate Z bore 1913. Dem 5erieu Geutral
1924 ytortbweiteru 1O83, Ditto 4rior 139,
giemsyort GeHtral 1o24, : bio 4niiiIppi
22!, outoEriOr. s., Bitt5burg 53, FeaOina
81, ct. Baul COZ, 0tt.o brior. 1898,
gSeTern= Union olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Yulitiide an;eigsu.
0ro8e Sarif=Hcforn=|olfsue
ia.itrt littta

uHterocn 2tngiiisr oes rWo. Sarifrcinrnt=G lnbs"
!Jeut<, Den %. Stt., Ibcnos ltr,
IN Der .GoucprSia."
HeaHeI: Nttb u. tiHfneO lSbute, Itt6 Siioor
TopHer Httb. T. 3. %Uiro uno ior. u. ~. Guu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23

Gin rabiater Ratioiit 1T Der
gtanor gSpmau pom 9uegbeup Gitp, Ysnui.
Gin @omlte DeS sSruIbeH Sdngerbunoes"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
sine sppiItener fir 2lusIdmoer.

8aris, -. Sttober. - Die lJtitQlic0er
Der 9ied)teu in Der Oeputirteutammer mer
ben oemnddit cine &eriammlung balteH,
nm Den Sorldiag ;u beipreden, alien 2lu8-
ldnoern in Srautreid) cine Sopilteuer dui3u=
erlegeu. 9a8 ourd Oieie Steuer etngenom=
meme Gelo loa auf t9erilelluug be8 CSleidJz
qewd)tS in ben @lnnabmen uuo 2lusgabeu
Der 9ieqieruug uermenOet perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
ytr. 204.
GpliHon a,tf Scr Sai.

Ter Sampfer ,,Girsinin" reunt seaen nen
Sdllcppoampfcr ,,GpIuntcer." - seBterer
brinat cine puuan ium Sinfen uno be-
id,aSiat orci anoerc.-Sein REnidlenleben
pcrIprcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
Siupu in DER TranssHIden &nmmer
ssranfrcsdJs mcuer Sarif.

TQrt8, =. Nfto6cr.-Nle meme SarlT.
Sorla9e miro all Samitag Ocn 0eputirteu
Sugeieat merDen. 9ielelbe iett 6Iad)s uno
loaui auf Die 6reiliite. 2lderbauproOutte
weroen i'll Smei Sategorisn geiellt, Oereu erz
Itere aus @enuiOe, &ieb uuo 6leiidJ beiteht
NM Dem Wtarimaltarii unteupOrfen lit. 0ies
be0eutet, OaB Die betrenenOcu GegenitdnOe
III feinen SanOelSUtrnag etn9elhlOncn wer=
ben f0nueu. Iue anoeren Yrooutte font
men in Die Sategorie bes Dttnim0ltariiS uno
funncu Ourd) JteciprOcitGtS &crtrdge uOn
2bgabeu beirett perOeu. Viebrerc 0epu-
tlrte bcabitttigen, OaS StreideH Der yitni=
mal-AQteaprle III fOrDern.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28

THE northern Democratic representa-
tives in congress have put forth a strong
and earnest protest against the passage
of the federal election bill The meas
ure is stigmatized as revolutionary,
tyrannical and un-republican. 1t will
really place the control of the elections,
not only in the south but in every dis
trict in the union, in partisan control,
with the ability to defeat the will of the
people and to perpetuate the domin-
alton of the party exercising this great
and dangerous power. We do not be-
lieve that the American people, no mat
ter to which party they belong, will
consent to a measure which may be
used for the purpose of destroying the
freedom of the ballot, and perverting the
elective franchise to the base uses con=
templated in this tiagitious and un-re-
publican scheme.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
OUR FRUIT.
The Evaporatofin in Operation-Ten Tons
Day

The evaporator at North Ontario be-
gan active operations on Saturday, and
it is at present the busiest place in the
colony. Over forty hands are employed,
and the force will be increased as needed.
A large number OF school children are at
work pitting, and we are glad to notice
that no Chinese help is employed.
The fruit is sliced and put on trays,
after which it is exposed to the sulphur
fumes in the sulphur box at the east
end of the building, for about an hour.
Then it is put into the dryer, which oc-
cupies the south side of the building and
holds 3S5 trays or five tons of fruit. The
furnace is on the west end of the build
ing outside, and large fan at the east
end of the dryer draws the hot air
through. This is run by Shipman ker-
osene engine, three horsepower. The
temperature is kept up to 230 degrees.
A fue returns the air to the furnace, but
it can be turned off as it becomes moist.
The fruit comes out very handsome in
appearance. BY working the full twen-
ty-four hours two runs can be made,
using ten tons. Messrs NJ B. Fassett,
M. w. Bordwell and H. w. Bordwell,
who is up from East Riverside, are all
busy uperintending the operations, and
show a thorough knowledge of the busi-
ness.
The company has contracted for $50
tons of apricots, 200 tons of peaches and
lao tons of prunes, insuring good sum-
mer's run. The prices paid are cent
and a-quarter for apricots and cent
and a-half for peaches and prunes. A
great deal of the fruit comes from Cuca-
monga. So far the work is of course con-
fined to apricots, and the fruit is running
about seven pounds green to one dried.
The enterprise is very important one
as affording handsome market and
cash sales for our deciduous fruit and
employment for a good number of hands.
-[Ontario Record
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
Cook & Langley at RedIands.

In an article appearing in yesterdays
HERALD about Redlands the statement
was made that the fruit-drying estab-
ishment of Cook & Langley at that point
would not be in operation this year.
This statement was made on the author
ity of a prominent and generally we'll
informed citizen of Redlands. The
reporter did not visit the establishment.
1t appears that this was mistake. The
fruit-drying establishment of Cook q
Langley is in operation this year, $50
hands being employed at this time. The
firm has contracted to handle 200 tons
of green fruit this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
Conceded That it Looked Black,

At the battle of Olustee, where the
federals were sadly defeated by the con-
federates, during the latter end of the
engagement the commanding general
rode up to the veteran captain OF artil-
lery of the regular army, an old West
Point class-mate, and said Captain, it
begins to look pretty dark for us, don't
it?"
The captain was standing at his bat
terry in his shirt sleeves, all smoke.an
powder-begrimed, hands in his pocket
and vigorously pulling at short
clay pipe. The shot and shell
were flying; men and horses falling
thick and fast all around him, but it
was all business to him-like days
work. He had served through the Mex
lean war, fought against every tribe of
Indians on the plains, and, of course,
was taking things as they came, philo-
sophically. Cool and calm as a statue,
when the general addressed him he took
his pipe out of his mouth, and pointing
with it to the right, a short distance
away, where division of colored troops
were being awfully slaughtered, re-
piled:
eyes, general it does look rather black
over there"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28

Democratic sentiment in this state, and
knows that there is no reason for him to
bargain with anybody for support from
California. His friends amongst the
Democracy of this state are legion. They
know his value as a leader and his
strength in the party throughout the
union. His invincibility in the state of
New York, if there were not hundreds of
other cogent reasons, is sufficient to
turn every Democratic face towards him
as the coming man.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
THE experiences of the week in our

THE experiences of the week in our
various educational institutions have
been most gratifying. The young ladies
and gentlemen who have graduated
with high honors in the various institu-
tions have exemplified in public the
splendid effects of our educational facili-
ties. Los Angeles is rapidly becoming a
popular seat of learning. Our public
schools, when all the new buildings pro-
vided for by the late issue of bonds are
erected, will afford full-time tuition to
all our children. Our private colleges
and seminaries are doing work that is
attracting to them scholars from all
parts of Southern California, and the
University in this city has had
an especially satisfactory year, both in
the number of pupils and in the educa-
tional results attained. Each year finds
us surprising the previous year in the
number and the standing of our educa-
tional establishments. We are growing
in these respects with rapid and
healthy growth. We shall not apply to
Los Angeles the stereotyped compliment
of Athens" but we will say with truth
that if we continue increasing our ia
cilities for educational advancement in
the future as we have in the past, it will
not be long before we shall have fame
abroad as a seat OF learning that will
attract to us youths from all parts of the
Union, climate counting as an important
factor in bringing them to US.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
PARK COMMISSION.
Not Buying Park Property-An Elec-
tric Light.

The board of park commissioners met
last night. None were present of the
board except M. L. Wicks and Suther-
were audited and approved. A long
communication was read from Mrs.
Rebecca De We're, of East Los Angeles,
offering a piece of land to the city to
be used for park purposes-four acres
for $4,000. The offer was declined with
thanks, for the reason that the commits
sion had no funds for that purpose.
1t was decided to purchase two boats
to be used in Westlake park. 1t was
also decided to ask the council to erect
an electric-light post with a single
burner in Sixth-street park, complaint
having been made that ladies were
afraid to 60 through there after dark.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
LADIES' NIGHT.
The Athletic Club Gives a Social
Entertainment

The Los Angeles Athletic Club gave a
ladies' night at It's rooms in the Stowell
block last evening. These entertain
ments are a regular and very pleasant
feature of this organize ton. Several
hundred were present, the party con-
sisting chiefly Of members of the club
and their friends of the other sex.
The first part OF the evening was
given up to an athletic performance, con-
sisting of fencing, boxing, and horizontal
bar exercise, varied with the tossing of
victims in the blanket. The floor of the
gymnasium was then cleared, the music
which was in attendance struck up, and
dancing began, which lasted until late
hour
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
THE Republicans are much exercised

THE Republicans are much exercised
about Chris. Buckley's visit east. When
his friends say that man in his condi-
tion needs wife, and that he went
there to get married and did so, they
point to the banquet given him at Del
monico's by some Democratic friends to
show that deep-laid political plot was
the object of his visit, and matrimony
only an incident. Well, if this solution
suits them they can cling to it. But we
must beg to disagree with them when
they go to the further length of declar-
ing that his real mission was to bargain
with Governor Hill for the sup
port of the California delegation in
his aims for the presidency. Governor
Hill is very perfectly posted upon the
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-28
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His Duties Over.

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altar shortly.
Wife-Humph He'll never lead her
any further.-[ New York Sun.
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