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STORM AND FLOOD.

Destructive Wind nnd X nin- Storm on
tho Cuban Conht--N1any Villages 1n-
undated and Several Vessels Blown
AsllUre~-f4oss Of Ltfa ItoPortctt--1n.
Jury to tho Cnnu Crop.
HAVANA, Oct. CA Hovero raiu-storm has
been prevailing hero for the last three days.
Tho wind is very honvy, tho hea high, and tho
wnycB aro breathing over Moro Lighthouse.
The water is rising, and several Streets are
already inuudatel.
HAVANA, Oct. 8.-somc damage has boen
caused by high water in the streets near tho
shore. Many houses arc flooded, tho Roa broak-
ing in tho doors and washing tho furniture
Most all tho telegraph lnos On the island aro
down, aud communication is much interrupted.
At 6caga Ho1eral vessels wont asllore, and
woro wrecked. Tho cano crop has suffered CO.
verely ut Qniobra-I IIacha. All tho villages along
the coast haye suffered severely from floods.
Tho English schooner Mischief WIS wrecked,
and is d total loss Tho crew were saved.
, 1873-10-12
CENTRAL ASIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 11.-Intolgence has
been received from Central Asia Tint tho MAN.
gyHchlak detachment Of the Khvan expedition
eyacuatcd lihiva on the 2lst Of August. Tic
Orenburg dotachmopt left Urga on the 11t1 of
September, mud is expected at Orouburg On the
1ith Of this MONTH
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EAsrERN MANuFAUruREg,

E7K5TEEtN M7fN Ur 7kV 01s19cs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1t.-A number Of Frank
ford cotton mills arc running on half time In
consequence Of tho falling of Of ordora and tho
wagon. Campbolls mill Mt alanayl1nt is oloacd
by /. strike Of tho operatives. At othor MANI
ylnle mills work continues Mt q roduotion. Tho
Southwark foundry las closed, aud GOO mon nro
idlo, refusing to work at tho proposed reduction
Of wages. a., -,
PATEnsoN, N. j., Oct. 11.-Only ono sills mill
in patoraon ia running OIL full timo:. Several
mllls hnyo entirely suspended, and others are
running only part Of tho tinlo, with reduced
forcea.
, 1873-10-12

sprefal U4spateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, 1enn., Oct, 11.-Wlliteman Il
Bros paper-mill, near Manchester, Tenn, WAS
burned by m incendiary to-day. LosB, $4,000.
Insurance, $4,000. Thirty-fyo hands arc thrown
out Of employment
, 1873-10-12
FOREIGN.
Facts ELECTED at the Bazaine
Court MARTIAL,
The Accused Pcrsistontly Ignores
the Empcror's Orders.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
pAn1B, Oct. 11..-Twonty-sovon members OF
tho Municipal Council Of parla havo published
m address, in which they declare that tho As"'
sombly has no right to altonato tho national
Sovereignty, affirm TINT tho majority Of tho
people ro]oct tho clalm Of tho Count do Cham
bord to tho throne Of Trance, and request tho
Deputies from tho Department. Of tho soino to
declare frankly how thoy propose to voto whom
tho question Of change Of Government is
brought up in tho Assembly.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 11.-Iho session Of tho
Dazaino oourt-martial WIS resumed this morn
ing. Several documents submitted by tho
prosecution were read, tho most important Of
which was ono going to show that Dazaino was
responsible for tho delay In tho husbanding OF
provisions In Metz by neglocting to inform his
oiilceEs ct tho , situation, thus preventing thom
from taking tllo neeoaanry procausion to provide
aud ita roading concluded. 1syicro says, in ro-
linquiHhing tho chief command Of tito army, tho
Emperor gave hia last order to Bnzaine,
T Which naa, vHs s.i. to-, to- rotroat a to Ghalons
tic Emperor's control. 10 deceived tho ZEN En-.
poror, and, in causing, as he did By his falso In
formation, an advance towards Montmody,
q Sedan. Alluding to tho negotiations bctwccn
Regnier md Dazaino, the report saya Bazaiuo
mover ought to hayo listened to stranger who
vas Without credentials. It waB Lis duty to tako
tho fold, or. II unable to do 40, to harasB tho
enemy BY repeated aortics, and to obtain proyi-
| Bions. uazaino's army waa tho only lopo Of tho
| nation. Whilo II oxisted nothing could be lost.
| Bazaino was anxious about the form Of govern
| ucnt, but tho Empress, whoa granting fare
we'll audience to Con. l5onrbaki, advised lin to
proceed to Tours and orer lis sword IN tho
cause Of tho nation, rejecting the convention,
tho first condition OF which WAS the dismombor-
mont Of tho territory Of tho country.
Upon the conclusion of tho reading Of tho ro.
| port, tho court adjourned for tho day.
Several officers, censurod In Ryicro'g roport,
| have announced their intention Of demanding a
| court-martial.
, 1873-10-12

Special Eispa,ch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEnlAsKA CRY, Mob, Oct. u.-The State Ma
tional Bank, Of Seward Mob, closed yesterday
afternoon. CauHe unknown. Tho Nebraska
City banlss arc all paying md doing business as
usual No fenrs aro entertained in regard TO
their standing.
, 1873-10-12
MEXICO.

MATAatoRAa Oct. u.-1nforHntion from Sal
tillo i,.dicatog TINT the General Government will
not use military forco ut present to Suppress tho
differences betweon the Congress Of tho State Of
Coahuila mud tho recently depoaed Government
Of Con. Zopedo. The Federal authorities are
irving to secure reconciliation between tho
opposing factions and avoid civil conflict.
, 1873-10-12

MADRID, Oct. 11.-Iho Government squadron
is anchored four miles from Charlagcne.
Madrid, Oct. 11.-Tho Ministers from Gunta-
mala and Costa nien lave arrived. They hAye
instructions to recognize the nepublic.
, 1873-10-12

TEnnE HAurE, 1ud., Oct. 1l.--A special to tho
Express from Wayeland. Montgomery County.
ro ofsas9a anons eeoek e
burned ono row Of business buildings aad ono
dwelling. Total loss, $4,000. Tho following
parteR woro burned out Moore E Mccormick,
ilrngH--inanred to the amount Of 81, 200 IN tho
til,.waro; ). D. Dug, bakery aud confectionery;
Peterman Il Co., general stock Miller, :alcCamp-
boil l. Oldslaw, hardware; s. NJ. Ball, drugs;
Ilaloys brush storeiusuratlce Iii tho Continents
al Company; /. D. stono cabinet'ahop aud iur.
shop; =. N. johnson, dwelling insured Tor @5oo
IL tho American Company Of Chicago.
, 1873-10-12

Speciat Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Oct 11.-Whislxy Redistribution ia
checked hero in consequence Of tho tnanciRl
spasnl.
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Liability of Counties Subscribing ai
Kid cx Eeni1rouais--Cnscs In tho Sat-
prcnsc saiih Circuit Courts.
Special Nispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA, Oct. 11.--Tho Last caso argued before
tho Supreme Court yosterday was OF such gon
eral Importance that tho questions involved aro
worth while stating briefly. Thoy aro Of pecu-
iar intorest to farmers and othora living on tho
1i;lo Of tho railroad in question, In tho Counties
Of LaSallo. Kendall and Kane as oyor 100000
WAS aubscri bed by tt,o1n III aid Of tho conatruc-
tion of said railroad. Tho payment of this sum
IL now resisted, mud Whethor tho payment will
cYontunly lave to DO mado or not, i'll Ill prob
ability depends largely Oh tho result uf tliH caso
The dolonao cot up ia IN substance that, aftct
the contracts Of subscription were executed, but
lJeture tho money subscribed became duo undcr
tau conditions OF tho contracts-the principal
ba payable when the iron OF said Companys rail-
road snall bo hid from Venom to given point,
nunling uHuaity tho Subscribers town, tho Com
E.ny nold q portion Of thcir roatt and lenaeu the
remainder III perpotuity.
Tlis defense is sot up in ploaH Of total md
partial failro Of consideration, it being alleged
1has by such salo and lease tho stock which the
Company bound itself to deliver over to the sub
Ectihers by tho terms OF the written contract Las
become worthless.
10 these pleas defcnlants domurrod; but tue
Court below, Judge Wilcox, Of Kendall County,
overrultd the demurrer, holding that the pleas
conNtitutcd defense.
It il worthy OF noto TINT anothcr suit, brought
oil one Of theso worry subscription contracts, Was
tried by q jury, before Judge E. s. Leland, in
InSalle County, d few months since, anu vor~
dict rendered iii favor Of the Raiiroad Company.
.rho aano wcro tilol and also ploas OF fraud, mud
Judge Leland held that none Of the pleas except
those OF fraud were good. On tho general il
suo nnl pleas Of fraud, tho jury, largely COM
pcscd OF farlners held that tho subscription
ought to DO pail. The aforementioned case is
aiso nov buforo the Supreme Court.
Tho arguments III tl.e case yesterday were
male by l.. II. Lows GU behnlf Of tho appellants,
aud by 4. L. Dickoy for all,olloes.
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LOWELL, Mass, Oct. l1.-The National DnnIs
Examiner reports tla loBa to tho Mefchnnta'
National Bank by the dofalea.ion Of the Cahhior
at S;G3, 701, with possible liability Of $4,000
QlQfo,
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TEEnE MaurE, Ind. Oct. l1.-Tho body Of d
man nu,nod John Deakio WAS found near this city
to-day, tilot through tho hcart. 1t secmH that
he waH murdered for llls money mouth ago.
, 1873-10-12
PHILADELPHIA,

Special Dispatch to The CAlcavo Tribune.
rnILApELpulA, Oct. 11,-Tho monetary strin.
gonoy atill continues. aul olnployorn Ind Aard
work today gotting eroonbacka to pay lantla
Rates woro firm and higher, ranging from Ii to
20 por cont discount, and 10 to II on call, with
good collatcralB.
opened and closed at 1885, at ono time being ~
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POMER0Y SHOT,
Tho Kansas Ex-senator Slightly
Wounded by a Pistol Bullet.
His Assailant N. F. Conway, Former
y Congressman from Kansas.
Pomcroy Not Very Seriously In
jurcd.


Stecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D, g.. Oot. 11.-I'ho ahootinp of
ox-gcnator Pomoroy by A1nrtin n. oonwav IN ono
of thc atroofa NJ th;a a;tr .,,;a et.a W u.o
boon tho absorbing subject Of conversation and
gossip hero this ovoning. Doth OF tho parties
boing personally well-known, they having livod
horo a greatcr part Of tho timo within tho 1aat
ton or twolvo years, oaoh had largo number f Of
acaaon'@ncoe. ;c Ihose aequa'ntaneea woro vory
details and
- - -. -,.s" W .1.a - t.ooA41
AZ the hotels, on tho 6troot-corners. etc.,
thoro woro collected parties, among whom wore
gossipa rotating marvellous stories Of tho history
intimate relations. INC stories ct arc as conflict
Tug as thoy aro humorous. Ihore appears to have
neen vory genera expression Or eas,sfaoti1n
to ha eject ta ho woun Of r
po1nefoy Wad not dangerous, IN fact, that 1t was
moro scratch. -
7HnEE sHoIb WE'RE FtnEp
by Con"ay, only tho last one OF which struck
pomoroy. 1t penetrated lis Clothing, passed.
along his right side, cutting a CASH ~ tho
ileBli on Ills budy, noar tho lower rib, but did not
tonch tho bone.
THE ACCOUNTS .
6nt;s ~ .ne @ ,., .1 nupus wy .t ~ ~,
shooting arc. when summed up, about as FOL
lows: Pomoroy was walking along Now York
avenue, and when noar tue cornor ct fourteenth
~ ,nn,! sam "y s'a.fung y Luz cofnur,
With aRont % Sn,,r font ~ nomwav tho ,attor mr
s. IT,! aneut t1 toIe n aJo " nm3t n1 .a.syt .sis
drow hts pistol and nred three BLota IN qnck
HuccoBston, tho result being III above stated.
"utno hso,t hnS ot,1a m'
LIZ .esatsi5 ~ ouen ~ ~ IL, o'Son, a ~
tot ~ Fa 9porarn pun. "4'r ,oi o .,s
syTe vita ana cb;,,Son mi har" Witt ~ a,,nn}
M nca 10 soos noor
h and aartIy oferwarI rivon " on, ~ nu to
~, naa ~ snols.Y t. a''o'""ee o'A'on no"e III 'no
eal1A1so VI " 1itenu. ,... ,,r,
IL, ,.r,,ot ,,;,o Con.ns,a rnaao, +r ,+toro.,t;r,,
40 cHnnp; ufiuo nonMIy re1aum @ 'os
ursa .mg liz ;,, m tio nta 1u % nS'it
a H. - a, H. ~ Ta 1a uauu, ..s ~
y salu snns sS1S 1no 'll,o a "Go onM} aIo" M npom
to honor M the % raft WI which % Pomerov ID d |t NJ
though ho owed Conway no money. i
1ow Gays ago Gon"ay z aaAoa tho OK
senator 20 H.. 4a, 1es ,,il nm have @ some
T.; lie n1s aat 10y ,I at ad a,a's o n a.,
fron, han 4, n mngor III tan nu;sI;nr circn1ns, my
7ta''ee7' oo,.,,,., NM, ,,o,,>.,,a
.,,ot po,norov 1os ,"no In, nn1 Tia fan,;1v oroot
;r ,.1 tI,a @ H. n asi sa".s
il'lfy; mowesor tnat may go it ls well Known M
aevofn yeata I;, anat us WIG aha chliasen @ were
nao ~ to uoin;totnn ~ sa,otnra po,yorn, yrn,a
W., ~ Ill., W1i.a ~ no'3,n @
""n ,ar",:.' +, a"a,v, H"'9 .s
Which Hhe Still occupies, stIn co.,.,r
ia e,a n Ia m as a.tino,'o AL, will, so,, ,o-
IN sAiu 10 10 an uas'nnu!a lsuy, WIN some ac-
t; r' 1oMmay 10 gpont y; , ~ ycara
oara atonur ti,o aottlcmant of Kansas was
anata asionaus 'lig not.aeaot ~ Nansas. "Aa
T. & meluu. ~ liz slo 4,essaset;n ;ooHs.oss uu
eas occup'oo o'nos P'acc7 u o'ss1nceloh III tnas
o'n'e' ,,n no,,pnov
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LoSnoN, Oct. 1.-Two hundred thousan
dollars in specie was shipped from Liverpool fo
New York to-tlny.
, 1873-10-12

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Tho Clearing -Houao A.
aociation tha afternoon passed. n resolution that
NIL tho banks Of thB city resume full currency
Payment on Monday noxt, tho 18th of tlis
month.
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UsRHtS sHt1 atUfHUs 1tHF1tot1 :" Ucs<t's
BosToN, Out. 11.--Tho largo stables belonging
to Martin Hayes, at tho oornor Of DorAley aua
this morning, with eighty-alx horses. Forty Of
tho animals wero ownol by Hayes and the ro-
maiudsr by gontlemen in the neighborhosoad;; sa;
Tha horses we're valued ut from ea00 to $l, wv
each
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r1'.cial DispatcA 70 Tie GAicupV 4fibune.
LANSING Mich. Oct. 1l.-On Tuesday Of thiB
wccl, tho Inst spiEo was driven to connect the
Chicago Is Lake Huron nailroad with tho Fort
G;.d direct route to Chicago, which il is hoped
will supply us will quick 1nail fnclltieB with tho
Queen City of llo Northwest. Tho prospect for
completing tic connecting link between Lansing
md Flint is not worry bright by the recent
collapse III railroal bonds.
, 1873-10-12
WEST INDIES,


HAVANA, Oct. G.-Oiicial reports state TINT tho
insurgents, 1000 strong, surprised Spanish
column near Holquin. During the engagement
the Spanish commander was wounded and taken
prisoner. Tie Spanish loss In killed, wounded,
md prisoners WAS 1876. Tho remainder Of tho
column was reinforced, and pursued the nsur.
gonts, oncountering them III their cncampment
in clappnral. Tho insurgents were bcateu,
md obliged to abandon their camp. The Span
iBh loss n this engagement was eleven killed
several wounded. Tho inHurgont loss IL reported
to bo double that number.
A body Of insurgents In the Central Depart
mont, under Maxine Gomez, attacked Santa
Cruz dol Sur, but woro repulsed, leaving thirteen
killed III tho vi1lage Tile Spanish loss was ono
officer aud five soldiers killed.
n letter from Gbarn, dated the I'd inst, HnyB
q Spanish force, 400 strong, under command Of
Col. Dicguez. was attacked Rt Canolohondo by
tho united insurgont bands, on Sept. 20. The
insurgents altorwlgd attacked another village,
but were repulRe1 With loss Of seven killed.
Two hundred and seventy men Of the column
Of Dioguez hayo reunited aud joined tho force
Of Col. Esponda.
Firing was heard on the 9Th inst at Giqui,
between Ailderon and San Cristoraf, whore Col.
Esponda camo up with tue insurgents. The re-
suit Of tho engagement is unknown.
Precautionary defensive measures have been
taken here.
JAoME1, Oct. Sowing to tho opposition to
the Ministry by the Hnytein Chambers, presi-
don't Saeot las closed the Chambers. Tliis act,
it Is said, will make certain the election to the
Presidency Of 6nget'a friend, Gen. Dominique.
, 1873-10-12
GOVERNMENTS
dull and stoady.
MISCELLANEOUS.

State bonds quiet. Railway and miycollane-
Oils arecuntion was lcRa active than yesterday,
this being particularly trro Of tlla market carly
in tho day, The course Of pricos was irregular
ablo pressure to sell, undor which prices declin-
cd u to per cent. Western Union mud Lake
sl!oro wcro particularly week. The latter was
pressed for salo on the expectation that the
Grnnell block Of 43,o00 eharos, tied up, will be
released.
Sterling, lQ6.5,
, 1873-10-12

WAsn1saToN, Oct. 11.-Tho seorotary Of tho
Trcnsury Aas rocciyod oilicinl dispatches con-
irmIng tho prosa reports OF tho rcloase OF
gatantA and DE Trce.
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lnonoy"-to which pomeroy replied: II know
thon low to appreciate your situaton, for an IN
that passed botwoon them at this interview, aud
today not q word WAS spoken before Conway
commenced firing, surprising Pomoroy more
than anything that ever happened to him
before. ponleroy ia emphatic III stating TINT 10
Guilty with Conway. On tho contrary, no saya
tllat about three yoars ago ho anl Senator Sum-
ncr not Conway's wife q olorlahip in the Traas.
ury Dopartmont, on nor roptoaohtat,on that llar
ly," says pomoroy, "Conway tried to trustee >
or {lraw her wages at tho Treasury Department,
aud failed to accomplish iii" but ho {pomoroy)
had no controversy with him on TINT subject or
auy other.
III native Of Baltimore. Md, printer by trade.
Ho studied law, emigratod to Kansas, aud took
mart In tho curly struggles Of TINT Territory NJ
Froo State mum, Aftor serving al County Judge
for While ho was elected to Congress as tEo
first Representative OF Kansas. At the end Of
Ills term to was appointed by President johnson
Consul to hlarsoillos, hut was removed by preai-
dent Qraut H0ou aftor the lattor's Inauguration.
| Conway Ia -....... ......'
At THE roL1oE HEApQuARgERB,
In custody Of the authoritios. Excepting a re-
mark no lnade when he was stopped in the street
| by Stillson, that pomcroy had injured him and
lis family, Conway has boon ontiroly rot-
icont, aid hnB not alluded to the at
fair. IA the wounda Of pomoroy
aro not OF O serious nature. Conway will be do
when he will 10 ar1algned before the Police
THE WEAPON Used
was st1-shootor. Throe OF tho barrela woro
Conway Is smsll:sizod man. and .ppssss to
| al1ootipg be seemed very muca e{olted, aud,
upon IL flrst rsnask nsas to him by atl|son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
4 Handsome Esta b llshment.

There is no better way for stranger
to Judge Of the business enterprise and
liberality Of place, than by consult
ing the advertising columns Of its local
papers. One may be assured that the
man who makes his business known
to the world is up with the times, and
wastes no money in the purchase Of
goods that are out of date. What we
have said applies particularly to the
firm Of Fisher & Co., whose fine jewell
ry establishment on Main street is one
Of the most attractive features Of our
principal thoroughfare. The inquiring
purchaser can always find an attract
I've advertisement of Fisher & Co. 's
goods In the papers, and he Is equally
sure Of finding magnificent stock Of
goods in their store. Just now their
new supply of fine holiday goods is at
tracing especial attention. The taste
and Judgment shown in the selection
Of their stock is only equalled by the
lavish expenditure of money in placing
before our citizens such q display Of
elegant and costly works. Those who
are ready to buy watches, jewelry, or
holiday presents Of any kind should
look through Fishers stock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Nf.G
Our Public Schools.

The teachers are busily occupied in
examining their classes in order to
determine what changes are necessary
in the system of grading adopted at
the beginning of the session. Some
pupils may be promoted, while others
will have to fall into lower grades.
The examinations are in writing in all
grades advanced enough for such test.
Asthe teachers will have from two hum
dred to three hundred papers to exam
ine the result cannot be determined
until after the holidays. For the sat
isfaction of parents there will be pub
lie oral examinations on Thursday
and Friday. Mr.. SAKE, Miss Fisk, Miss
Casad, Miss Scott, Mrs. Bent, Mrs.
Sullivan, Miss Porter, Mr.. Saxon and
Miss Bixby will examine their classes
on Thursday; Miss Bixby and Miss
Scott commencing at l o'clock. The
other classes will be examined on Fri
day, Mrs. Dubois and Miss Heach
closing at IL NJ. E&E
The Exhibition Is postponed on ac-
count Of the rains. Due notice will be
given when it will take place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
AT q meeting of the South Star Lodge

AT meeting of the South Star Lodge
No. Z, 1. o. O. F., on Tuesday, Dec.
10th, 1873, the following officers were
elected: N. g., II. Burdick; V. g., s.
J. Mayer; R. s., Z. H. Owen T., Chas.
Gerson; /. g., J. R. Somers.
A stove Is an excellent and very
necessary thing to have in we'll reg
ulated house, especially during the
chilly nights of winter, but is not just
the thing to leave over night in the
middle of an unlit sidewalk. A gem
tleman approaching the HERALD of
flee with a good business headway,
suddenly t.summer-saulted' over two
of them, and made an Interrogation
point of himself in the mud beyond.
He Is not a professional acrobat or
pugilist, but as he calmly scraped the
mud from his digits, he was heard to
mutter something about wishing ITO
see that man, ETC." He didn't want
to buy any stoves either.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
4 Merlted Compliment.

The following General Order issued
by General Crook on the occasion Of
the transfer of Major Danna to new
field of duty, is merited recognition
of the worth Of one Of the active and
efficient officers who have C ontributed
SO greatly to the defence of our ex-
posed settlements from the gentle
savage: tk.i< t3Jlf
HEADo'Rs OF DEPT. OF ARIZONA. /
PREsCoTT, Nov. 3Oth, 1873. :
GENERAL ORDERS No. &c. w " ~
Maj. J. ]. Danna, Quartermaster U.
s. A. Is hereby relieved from duty In
this Department, and will turn over to
Capt. A. F. Rockwell, Assistant Quar-
termaster, all funds and property for
which he Is responsible as Chief Quar-
termaster Of the Department.
In taking leave of Gen. Danna the
Department Commander avails him.
self Of this occasion to commend the
integrity and ability characterizing
that officers administration during
his tour of duty in the Department,
during the greater part Of which time
active operations on al extended scale
were being carried on against the hos
tile Apache Indians in this Territory,
occasioning unusually great demands
upon the Quartermaster's Department
and a correspondingly great amount
of intelligent personal supervision and
attention from the officer in charge.
Maj. Danna bears with him to his
new field of duty, the best wishes of
his former commanding officer and
associates.
By command Of Brigadier and Bre-
vet Major-General Crook.
Official. 4g 5r
JOHN G.. BOURKE, A. A. A. G.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Chamber Of Commerce.

A large attendance was present. The
delegates from the Pannamint District
communicated their purposes and their
desires.
Mr.. Raines stated that about thirty
miles of road must be built at Q cost
of about 5000. They desired assist
ance from the people of Los Angeles
in opening this road.
Referred to the Committee on Roads
and Highways.
A communication from S. Hellman
was received offering "Los Angeles
Homes" to the Chamber to send abroad.
/ The Committee on Newspapers and
Publications reported that they had
mailed 500 copies Of the address Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, and would
soon begin a canvass for the Chamber.
On motion adjourned.