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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-18
9is @atnr in GonbuIiionen

lit idbredli6. 8ulfanii6e ausbrii6e, Srtas
ne, gr6beben limb fnr9tbar unb i6redlidb
pittorest nnb es iIt fallm ipiini9ensmertb,
bieIe GrIGeinuneen in ibrer Sb6tisfeit unb
gSirfun9 bur6 bic geibrin9uns uon Seilnits
teln na9,uabmen, Ipel6e @onuulGonen nnb
Sdbmer;en tn benz abnornulen Sbeile bes
menIdbIiben 60rpers berporrufen. Ginen
berart;aeil Giicct baben 6te altmobiIden, bef.
tio mirfenben Yurgirnittel, Iuel6e 9liidliher.
,peiie intner ntebr ouBer gebraud5 fon,nten
fir Die Sojierter's Woeeu= Sitters bos beiIio=
me, on9enebme unb melt rpirfunespolere
Gurrdeot 1T. 06breno bic eyperen 6ie gin=
oeneios ifpa6en, iiGrtt bas Sitters hieieI.
| ben. Die eriferen iaiien bic Gebdrnie nntbd=
tia, .aeiI bieielben burd bic no6folgenbe
| Sdmd6e urfdbis 81 irgenb pel9er 9sdtis-
feit eeirdd5t Derber. Gas Sitters beipirft
i'm Geaentbeil, neil e5 0ieielben ;ur Gbdtie,
| felt aefdbiet unb ni6t geipaltlam 6a;u ;rpiust,
einen arosen unb ipoatt1uenben r1nteri9ieb,
irbem IS fir cine bauerube EbdtiateN nuf
! ReaelmGbiefeit berielben lorst. Tie eebei
i ur6 bic 9eieren rpsreeu burd) oieie Diehi;ir
meld,e ebenio lei9t WtoIaria, Rerpofitdt mi
8benmdtismus beieitist, in wohlthdtise
! @eiie ifinlmu!irt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-18

Die 9ticoerla3e, iu1lde Die &epIb
lifancr III g9iscOniin Eel Den neuti6au
9ofalluaDleu crlitten unb nel1e auf Die
SppoIitipn Der bent l1en Siirger gegen
bas gennett SdulSwanssseieb suriid.
sufiibren 1T, babeu peri6ieoeue anglo:
amerifaniI6e 8ldtttr 81 Der 8eGaup-
tuns paranloBt, Die bortistn 9eutiben,
loluie au6 Die 9c9en i6r ncueS Sdnts
S,uan9s9eleb opponirenoen 9eutl6en III
SQinois iuioerIeben iib Der Seitimmun9
bisltr Geiebe, Dap ,,in ben 8riuatz unO
@emeinbel6ulen enslil6er llnterridbt crs
t6silt" iueroen ioa, Hno oerlan9ten, oa s
,,oie ensliibe Spra6e aus ben 5bplen
ausgsi9loI1eu" iperoe. 0as iit cine
san5 utsebeuerli6c @ntitellun9 bes
96atbei itanSes-eine oireftellnDabr6eit.
@oge9en bie 9ent'6en in ssisconiin
uno i'll SQinois prOtel ltlreH, lit baB Ole
neuen 9eiebe porl6reibcn, baB ber llns
terri9t au9 in 8rirat uuo (fir9li5en) }
Gjen,eiuhei9ulen in alien 5d1erlt oes &C.
ipDbnliden Solfs ,llnterri6ts in en9li.
I6er Spra6e ertbeilt fueroen muB, iueil
oaour9 ein srilnbli6es 2ernen Der oeut=
Iden Spra6e neben Der cnslilben uns
mDstib iueroeu luilroe. 28as Die 0cut-
I1en perlangen, lit, onB on5 2trnen Der
beutl6en Sprade iii Den $riuatz unO
Granddaughter nibt unulG9lid 9eutadt
luerbe. 8e9eu oa5 2crneu Der en9liz
i6en Spra6e bn6en Die 0sutidame.
rifaner nibts einjuluenOen, ionoern lie
babcn ben engliIden llnterridt III a(len
tBren aus ei9cnen 0eltteln 9e9riinoeten
S9ulen bon ielber eiu9:Iilbrt, obne baB
ein @eleb baju not9wenoi9 9elreien
iudre. Die s(rt uuo g8ciie, tuie bon
ben bur6 Die ueuen @eIeke nit auBerors
bentli6er MadtbefusniB pe1Iebeuen To-
fallen Sdul6eb0roeu on lHan6en Srtell
uur9egangen iuproen 1T, I'M ibren per.
i6nli6ea SorurtBeileu unb @ebdIli9fcl.
ten @enil9e Su tbun bat ba6u beisetrn.
gen. sic SppuIition se9en jene @eiebt
5ur Grbitiernng Su iteigern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-18
aScrmaun, NO., syreitae, sen ls, alpril, 1890.

ii6 DEM fauimdnnilden Bernie su nib
men unb trat 81 bem 3uede BEL De-
@iieuiuaaren.Sirna &obert gerp & So
ein, iuOlelbit er bas @ei6dft erlernte
Sm Sabre 1849 iuuroe er Der iiinsere
E9eilbaher Der geaannten 6irnta. Sebr
balo na9 @rlau9uns ieiler 8ollidbri9
felt le9te Ser iun9e 5tanbaa eia le6baf-
tes SnterelIe fit 2ofafpolitif Oil Den
Gag mo entidtoB ii6, biele 2lufbabn
iueiter Su uerfolsen. SeiRe erlten Or
fo1se auf bieIem @ebiete beitduben bas
rim, baB er 5unt Wtitslieo bes Stabtz
ratbs eriudblt uub in brei barauHol9en=
ben Serninen tuiebereriudblt uuroe.
Subann tpurbe &anoall in bsn Staats=
Seaat BON 1858 seiuahlt.
Sci benz glusbru6 bes 8iir9erfrie9es
trat er als5reituiaiser i'll ben uIlter bem
9talnen n5irit EroOp 8bifaoelpbia eitD
GaualrD" befannteu Sruppenf0rper ein,
wel6er ou6 bafb Gelessnbeit fanb, in
Der 59la9t Bel Sailing 8atsr5 9e9cn
G5toneiuaG SadlOn 5u fdmpfen.
gtaG glblauf ieiner breimonatli9en
DienitSeit febrte &anbal1 ipieber na9
Bbilaoelpbid suriif unO iuuroe im6erbIt
oes Sabres 1862 auf ben bemufratiz
I6en Gidet als &eprdlentunt in ben
3S. SOusreB 9etpd1lt. gbe ct iebO6
ieinen Sib einaenommen bate, fam I'M
Suni 1863 Die 9tadri9t, baB Die gun>
f6berirten einen Ginfa1 III Warplanb
unb Sennlgloania 9em11t butteu, iuoz
rauI 6anoaa na9 Sarrisbur9 elite unb
iib ben Staatsbe96roeu fiir iueitere
5reiluilli9en 0ienite sur Serfiisuns
lteate. Cine porsenommene &eco9nosz
cirung enbiilIte Die Sbatiabe, baB Die
gonf6Oerirten in 9roBer 3ab( 5miiden
gbambersburg unb @illiamsport lagcn.
8auoall luuroe gum Sropo1 t-Warz
I6all BON Columbia County ernannt, i'll
wel6er Stellung er uer6lie6, bis Die
S9ladt bei @ettDsbar9 beenpct uuo
@enera( See Suriifseidta9en woroen
luar. Gs uuroe 9ianball Der 9anf oes-
pon 8cnnIpluaniu uno tes
Srie9s=5efretdr fir ieine 9eleiIteten
0ienlte 81 2beil.
glm I. 0e5ember 1863 nabm CT lcinen
5ib i'm 8unbesrepralentautenbauie cin
llnb perbtieb in oemlel6en bis gum @noe
ieines 2ebens. 9ianba(l tuuroe ben 4.
0eiember 1875 5um Spre6er oes Ste
prdieutanteu9aules ertpdblt unb na3=
einau6er i'm 45. unb As. GOngreB 5u
ocmIelben 9(mte iuiebererluablt. Spdz
ter muBte er oem 5reibdnbler Carlisle
nuf bieicm &oitsn iueiben, bod ii6te er
als goriiscr oes 8eruilligun9s :&us'
I9uIies tueitreibenoen ginfluB aug, uno
,luar INNER i'm SntereiIe elmer iparla>
men, aber bic inouItrielle gntwidefun9
beg 2anSes fDrbernben 8ulitif.-S. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-18

Die @ertreter Soma's i'm Senat une
im nationalen &eprdientantenbauie iint
Der lleberseusuns, baB Die @eiessebnn9
uun SOMA bem 8erlansen Der republi'
fanii9en @e9ner Der 8robibition feine
Solse seben unb bas 8rObibitions9eieb
ni6t iuioerrllfen ipiro. Dieie GnIi9t
fat ii6 beiunbr6eitet, oenn am rurisen
Samstas fat oas Saus Der 2esislatur
BON Soma ben glntra9, bas Srobibitiz
ons9eleb burd 9Ocul SptiOn 5u erieben,
nieb erseitimmt, uuo lesten 9pnnerita8
that Der Senat baiIelbe. 9tun, iuer
ni6t b0ren iuil, muB fiiblen! @s miro
nun bel Der nd6iten @abl III Soma nod
ntebr beuti6e Siebe als bisber 9eben
unb Die Serreu, iuel6e Suerit Die ubige
9lniidt uusseiprubelt, iueroeli feline llrz
Ia6e baben, nad @albin9tun 5uriifju=
febreu.
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Probate Court Docket
of Gasconade Cou nty Mo. May Term 1890.
Ist Afondnr AIar 1Sfh Isno

4 VI 0bsCOudub NOu MY 1uO may 1erlu icsV.
| lst Monday May 18th 1890.
| j. II. Meyer Adm. Barbara Ackermann dec.
Final Settlement.
| Margareth Epple G. and c.. m. h. of Chas.
| Epple dec. annual Settlement.
Thom McMi Han G. and C. Alise Oberkrom
minor. settlement.
Chas. NJ. Matthews Adm. Henry Matthews
dec. final Settlement.
final Settlement.
Louis Strack ESQ. Peter Strack dec. LIST Set
tlement.
Magnus Will jr. Adm. Magnus Will sr. dee.
final Settlement.
End DAY. TUESDAY MAY 3rd 1890.
Arabella Hfbler G. and. G. f. NJ. Hibler,
minor, final Settlement
J.F. WehmhoehnerG. and C. S. Engclbrecht.
annual Settlement
VIM. Benner andJ j. Ferris Etc. William C.
Smith dec. LIST Settlement.
Everiste Dupont Etc. SamuelDayault dec. lst
Settlement.
Gust. Ettmueller Adm. NJ. Giimpe voison
dec. final Settlement.
William Schultz Adm. Mary Doermann dec.
1st final settlement.
Henry Schuch Adm. Henry Schuch dec. lst
settlement.
August Toedtmann Fred. c. Steinhausen dec
lst settlement.
3rd DAY, WEDNESDAY MAY 14th 1890.
Robert Walker Etc. Ignatz Schuh dec 1st
settlement.
Gerhard Brader G. and c. John Thien minor.
final settlement. -. - - -. - -
Fred. II. Boil G.. and c. c.. and I. Kushel
minor, annual settlement
Otto Cramer Curator Alvin Cramer, annual
settlement.
Thomas Cuthbertson G and c. William Nc |
Camant, annual settlement
Fred Eikermann G. nd C. G. and A. HaefT- |
ner minor annual settlement
j. n. Meyer G and Fritz Kro1l minor, an
nual settlement.
4th DAY, THURSDAY MAY 18th 1890.
Albeit Nowack G and C Ferdinand Nowack |
insane, annual settlement.
Fred w. Niewald and A. and H. Drewel
minor, annual settl ement x
Auguste Oyczeschky G and c Ida Hoppe |
minor, animal settlement.
Caroline Ruessler G and c +. and A. schrei-
mann inor, annual settlement.
Caroline Ruessler G and IN CT FredRuess-
er dec. annual settlement
Adolph schmidt & and c Ad Rain, annual
settlement.
VIM. To oedtmann G. and C. M. H. of Aug.
Oeppe dec. annual settlement.
Attest: April the 18th 1890.
FRANCIS ONCKEN,
Judge of Probate.
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8nntes MGerlei.
Sang p5cM al nnb lei na6 rnien,
En fln0elt b0 a0r piel bes punben.

ly1ll9 G3Cu al HID lel' lld6 ltllten,
iii ilnoe oo gar piel bes gunOen.
Grrate nenHt matt treffeno bic 9ruf>
fe9ler, neil man iie errat6en muB.
gScr iid idminft, barf iein 8rpb
ni6t im s6lueiBe ieines s(useli6ts
eiien.
Man rciit - I'M Die Seimntb lieb su
9eluinnrn.
Die @dmei9elei 1T Die @il6iGres
iter Der 9ii9e
Die 9sioenidaIt iIt Die Eobieinbin
Der 8crnunit.
Daun io0 iid ieDen, a6er ni9t bnrd-
i6auen laiien.
9as @eluiiien lit Die 6ur6t pur bent
lln9etpiHen,
gs sie6t 9eute ole iclbit int g9iin,
Iden fniferi9 iinp.
Seber iit ieines Glifcs S6mieb,
oDra.;a9eIebt, baB ct Slid babel bat.
gSill man Spnis ianmelu unb &or
len bre6en, 10 muB man leiben, ouB
Gtnen Die Glenen uno Oornen Ite9en.
Sc iueniser mun ietbit bas @tid ses
fannt bat, ic mebr m6bte man es benz
ienisen bereiten, bic mani liebt.
9cs Slid oer Sugelto lit 9eidtiinn,
Ous Slid beg 9(lters @leids;ltisteit.
gs lit m6slib, Iast Der ,,gt. 9. GOn.
mercial @buertilcr," baB Senrp glat
oesbalb eiu 10 beliebtsr @ame fiir 81.
sarren lit, iueil Glap sroB int ,.Stum'
pen" iuar.
9ir 9idter. ber bebauptet, bas Sc
ben iei nur ein graunl, bat ieoenialls
uie eiuen Diem auileben uber ein Saf
QepIeGiucin in ben aeler i6uTeu bel
| fen.
gaer fritz on s[rbeit seiuobnt iuiri
uno nit Sorsfalt uno slufnerfianfei
babel 1T, finoet @ersnii9en, @sIunohei
uno @lid barin.
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Sa mebreren Counties bon Seras,
beionbers in goot, @rapion, Collin,
Denton unb @pie, tuerben Die Santen
bonn lln9e5iefer Serit6rt. Ser y2abp=
bug" lit es bauptla6lid, Der furdtburen
S9aben anri6iet. Die @ei;enIaaten
iinb berart peripiiitet, baB man uum
slder ni6t einen Suibel @etreibe eriuar=
tet, unb Safer. @erite unb Muis eriunr=
tet basielbe SdidIaG. SelbIt bas @ras
auf ben Selbern blei6t ni6t perI1ont.
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5re6er Solsoiebitabl lit auf 8unbesz
ldnoereien in Mpntana betrieben NOR
ben. Sic 9iebe iinb srOBe, an9eiebene
unb rei6e Spl5barone aus anberen
Staaten. 9as seitpbGene Sol5 miro 5u
8agnldipeqen, gele9rupbenitan9cn II. i.
~. perarbeitet. Sic Sunbesbeb6rben
iiub iebt auf bieies Greibcn Der Stebe
aufmerfiam sema6t tpurben, unb tuers
ben III Der nd9iten 3eit teale!ben bas
Sanoiuert le9er.
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g3ed,t bpghoft fonn nlondmo( 3

&e9t bosbaft fann mun6mal Der
,,Serulb" iein. 60 i6reibt er fiirSli9
0ie M0sli6feit. baB @ponius
einen iueibli6en Suuoesienator
eriudblen f6nute, iollte fein Grub
iein, wnrum bieIes Serritoriunt
nt6t gum Staat er9oben iueroen 1ollte.
Sour iudre 5uoor Der grluB elnes &C.
lebes gu iuiini6en, iuOna6 mir iltnse
9amen in ben Sunbesienat 3eiudblt
iuerben biirfen, benu alte g8eiber giebt
es in bieIer ebriuiirot9en SDrperi6aft
idon 9enu9.
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60 lan9e aGs Sismarf aan5ler mar,
fonntc man SeutI6lanb, trOb SerfaI:
Jung unb Gei9stag, faum cine conitituz
tiouelle Otoaar6ie ncnnen. Ser eisent-
lide Gesent iuar Sismard unb feline
8e9ierun9 mar Der reinite 9lbiplutis=
mns. gr ia9te einfa9 sunl &ei6stas
uWeine Serreu, Sas uno 9as miiBt
Sbr tbun, uno iucnn SGr's ni6t tbut,
bann oanfe if ab." uno bic !Serren
pum &ei6sta9 beusten ii6 uor 8iss
marf, iuie iuenn er Der leibbaftise Gjar
BON &uBlano udre. Sebt be9innt lit
9eutI6lnnb cine neue g(era. Ser neue
&umjler nnB ii9 init bent 8eidsiu9e
ueritdnoi9en. gslrbe er, iuie Sismard
es iriibcr tbat, nit glbounfun9 brObeu,
i'm Safe Der &ei6sta9 ibm ni6t ipill=
fd6rig iudrr, 10 iuiiroe Der Geid)sta9
einfad bariibcr laden. 8ismarf iuar
ein GROCER Manh, ober unter ieinem
9ta6fulser niro oer @olfswille meDr
sur @sltumg fommeli. gs luiro III Der
5gat ein Neu=9eutiblaub gebcn. -
{ (8uffalo Gclfsfro.)
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gso,biuotpu. IA. slpril. Gs hat Fl

gsaibinston, IA. april. gs bat ii6
berausseItelt, baB Die @eloi6rdnfe lit
DEN @eip6lben bes S6asamts nit ibren
Wtillionen Dor seiuanoten 9ieben lii9t
it6er finb. Gin SEEM gorfer Grperte
Dffuete Stuei berielben nit einfn6em
So9rer, Meiiel unb Sammer, iii iebr
furser Belt. @s iu:rb iest on ben Con:
areb Der slntras 9eltellt iueroen, Selc
fir bic Serfeluu9 feiterer 96rdnfe sll
betpiQisen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
A Chinaman's Death Creates
q Small Sensation.
BUREAU OF STATISTICS
Notes of Interest Gathered Around
the Streets-List of Amuse-
ments to Come.

Yesterday afternoon a rumor was cur
rent to the effect that the bodies o1
three Cinnamon had been discovered in
a hovel in new Chinatown, and that the
throat of each one had been cut, thereby
indicating that wholesale murder had
been committed. Detectives Auble and
Bowler, on hearing the report, immedi-
ately proceeded TO investigate the mat
ter, which was found to be almost en-
tirely without basis. On arrival at the
place designated, wretched shanty in
the rear of Marchessault alley, the Off
GERS discovered the body of Mongolian
stretched upon mating, which was
delugsd in blood. The heathen
had evidently not been dead very long ;
but the body, which was very much
emaciated, presented horrible appear
ance, the right forearm and hand having
been shockiDgly burned, and blood hav.
ing been spattered over almost the whole
body. Coroner Meredith, who was sick
in bed, WIS notified of the discovery, and
in spite of his indieposition he arose and
accompanied by the Health Officer, DR..
MCGOWAN, visited the place. AS the re-
suit of their investigations it was learned
that the Chinaman, whoge name was
Wong Fong, was injured by the cars a,
San Fernando short time ago, and ar.
rived in this city about a week ago fol
medical treatment, blood poisoning hav.
ing set in his damaged arm. He went
to Chinese doctor named Foo Chung Lii
but he refused to treat him for less than
$3.50, which sum the sick man would moi
agree to pay. He thereupon called upon
another Chinese physician, who on Sun
day last opened the arteries in Wong
Fong's forearm, with the idea of letting
out the bad blood; but after the heather
had lost over bucketful of blood, the
doctor was unable to stop the flow, anG
the poisoned hand was thrust into par
of redhot charcoal as last resort. Ar
examination was made by the Health OF
ficer, and he came to the conclusion thai
death was due to blood poisoning, and @
certificate to that effect was given, upon
which the body was buried at Evergreen
cemetery. The deceased was native oi
Canton and A years of age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
EUCALYPTUS OIL.
1t Is Recommended as a Cure For
the Grippe.

1t Is Recomme ended as a Cure For
the Grippe.
sit surprises me-" said an observant
citizen to a HERALD reporter yesterday,
that with all the remedies that are
talked about for the grippe, 1 do not hear
or see mention of the one which comes
from a California product and which is
much used now in the East and in
Europe, the oil of eucalyptus. The drug
was first used by Professor Mosler, di-
rector of the medical clinic of the
University of Greipswald, Prussia, with
good results in hay fever. influenza and
other affections of catarrhal nature. I
recently had q letter from a physi-
clan in Chicago who said that it was
being extensively used by the profession
there in the epidemic which now pre-
walls. 1t is prepared with glycerine in
pleasant concoction known as listerine,
or it can be used in the essential oil.
The value of the eucalyptus oil as
profylactic and as curative agent is not
more than half appreciated, in my opin-
ion, by the people who see the tree
growing all about them. have recon-
mended it to several friends, who have
used it with success, and have bottle
of oil waiting for my own use as soon as
| get the dreaded disease"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28

which he has neglected to do. and the
case came up yesterday on con-
tempt proceedings. Col. Wells, as
counsel for Bannister, filed pile of affi-
davits and developed the strange theory
that his client was coerced into the mar
riage by detective Of this city. He
claimed that the young man is not able
to pay any alimony to the woman be
married under what he alleges was un.
due influence, but which seems to have
been because he thought she was the
mother of his child. Counsel for the
girl fled counter-affidavits in the case
contradicting those filed on the part of
young Bannister. The court decided
that for the present Bannister would not
be held to be guilty of contempt until il
would be shown he was able to pay ali
mony, or until the parties can be present
in court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
AMUSEMENTS.

The tsPearl of Pekinn at the Los
Angeles Tonight.
The Pearl of Pekin will open at the
Los Angeles theater tonight, we'll rem
dered, gorgeously costumed and superbly
set.
The plot OF the opera tells of young
Frenchman, the quartermaster OF a man
of-war stationed at Pekin, who happens
to-, succor q Chinese maiden, whose
father is the principal mandarin of Pc
kin. He has a lively wife named
"Finette," who keeps restaurant on
the docks for the foreign soldiers and
sailors. The quartermaster's name is
Pierre" and upon rescuing the man
darin's daughter he kisses her. Accord.
ing to Chinese law anyone who has seen
the uncovered face of Chinese girl
must marry her, or, If obstacles inter-
vene, must suffer death. In such di-
lemma the Frenchman is seized and
carried off to the mandarin's pal
ace to undergo one of the two
tortures-marriage to Chinese girl or
the Ling Chi. The Frenchman's wife is
excessively Jealous. He is compelled to
marry the "Pearl OF Pekin," and his
first wife. who has brought basket of
champagne to the palace, finds him
dressed in Chinese clothes. She pro-
tests, but it is of no avail, until the
Chief of the Imperial Tigers, who is in
love with the 'Pearl of Pekin," concerts
with the two women measures to relieve
him of his dire and bigsmous response
bility. And finally it is arranged that
the "Fearl of Pekin' shall assume the
costume of "Finetre," the French
woman, and the latter shall assume hers
in the final ceremony. In this way
"Ty-Foo," the mandarin, is deceived.
But in the third act he discovers
the imposture that has been prac-
ticed upon him, and as, according
to Chinese laws, no one can have
more than one wife for twenty-four hours
after the ceremony of marriage, the
Frenchman, who has not known OF the
substitution, is, after all, condemned to
death. His wife has happy thought as
his last moments happen, and proposes
that her husband, at least, die in good
humor, and for that purpose proposes
that her basket of champagne be un-
corked. The Chinese, who ask nothing
better, readily agree to the proposal, and
in the midst of their celebration the
French vessel, to which "Finnette" has
sent message by her four waiter girls,
returns to port, sends her sailors to rescue
her quartermaster, and sll ends happily.
The story is amusing, the music spark
ling, the scenery and the costumes gor-
geOuS.
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Simpson Tabernacle.

Miss Flora Batson's manager, Mr.. T.
q. Bergen. having been taken seriously
i'll with pneumonia, her dates for Fresno
and San Francisco have been cancelled,
and her services have been secured to
assist in the concert at the Simpson
temple this evening. This will be her
last appearance in Los Angeles, and the
popular prices Of admission charged will
give everybody an opportunity to hear
the colored singer. As an encore num-
Der this evening Miss Bstson will sing
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
cong new to the female voice, but finely
rendered by her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
IBannister VS.. Bannister.

Some time since small sensation was
created by suit against Geo. L. Ban
mister, brought by young girl who
alleged he had ruined her, and that he
was the father of her child. Young
Bannister must have believed there was
more than little in the story, for he
married the girl. who thereupon de-
parted for Salt LAKE City. Bannister
was ordered TO pay his wife alipony,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
The Juch Season.

Tomorrow night Miss Emma Juch
opens in short season of opera at the
Grand. She will be here sure, as the
following message establishes:
SAN FRANCISCO, January 27, 1890.
10 ~. G. Wyatt, Los Angeles:
Will positively start, and arrive on
ample time. Turned away people last
night. CHAs. E. LOCKE.
The repertoire selected for this season
includes Faust, Carmen, Der Freischutz
and IVslliana Tell Miss Juch has now dis
tipguished place among the artists of the
operate stage, and she is supported by a
company Of artists, many of them being
we'll known in Los Angeles. The large
sale OF seats during the past week indi-
Gates an unusual interest in the event,
and good houses are fully assured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

GREAT BARGAlN-vERY FINE LOS AN
" geles city residence property to sell or ex-
cdange for acreage near Los Angeles city,
Orange. riverside, Santa Ana. Anaheim or
Compton. Call or address JOHN LANG. Call
at once at Natick House, Jos Angeles city.
Jan. 81 1890 ja22 If
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ExOUH HssONs.


SANTA FE ROUTE STILL AHEAD OF ALL
- competitors, both in time and distance. to
all points East Special tourist excursions
East every THURSDAY. For full information,
apply to or address any agent or CuARENCE
A. WARNER, Exc. Manager, % Spring j1tf
WINTER TRAVEL-FORTNIGHT TOUR.
w ist Exoursions-Organizsd and conducted
by the Southern Pacific Company, via the
Sunset Route, New Orleans, Birmingham, Chat
tanOoga and Cincinnati, to Boston, New York,
Ehtiadelphia and Intermediates.
Through service of Pullman Tourist Sleepers.
Parties personally conducted by a Southern
Pacific employe.
Sleepers have improved heaters for light
cooking and tea and cuffse.
Adjustable lunch tables in every section.
Leave Los Angeles Oct. 10th and 31st; Nov.
l4th and 28th; Dec 18th. 1889; Jan Sd, 18th
and 31st; Feb. 14th and 28th: March 14th and
26th; April 11,h and 25th, 1890.
For further information apply to any Agent
Southern Pacific Co. or to the General Paa-
senger Office, no. 200 S. Spring ST., Cor. Second,
Los Angeles. Cal. @. H. WHITE, Ticket Agent;
J. M. CRAWLEY. Asst. Genl Pass Agent; T. H.
GOODMAN, 6. P: & T. A.; r. CRAY. Gen'l
Traffic Msr.; A. N. TOWNE Gen'l Mgr.
j15 3m
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-lOT TO BUILD on, OR GOOD
w modern cottage; between 21st and 2Sth
sts. west.of Main; will pay cash for bargain
give location, p. 0. BOX l1O1. ja26 3t*
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undeiivered kilograms,

AT the Western Union Telegraph Office.
corner Court and Main streets, January
~, 1890: Mrs. Sadie NJ. Harding, J. ID.
Mssiner, Major John X sefer, 6aml Brice,
E. ]. Forrest and Joseph J. Lewis.
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WANTED-F EMALE HELP.

r WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES. ON
i salary, to take charge of my business at
their. homes light very fascinating and
given; good pay for part time. Address, with
stamp, MRS. MARION WALLER. Louisville,
KY. se27 iri&tu6In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
WANTED-HELP.

vTANTED-LADIE5 AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city or country wishing to earn SD to So a
9nyynisbaS and sant hu ,,,oi ~ e,,H Tisfanca Al
dress with stamp, Crystalized Photo Co., 112
W, 9th st., Cincinnati, O. j2.eod-3m
VNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN
w without means to borrow money on
collateral security. KEEFER, rs Bryson block.
ia24-1m
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Prof. Dickinson,s Lecture.

Prof. Dickinson will lecture at the
Unitarian church this evening. Sub
lect: "Mineralogy, Geology and
Chemistry"