Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-22
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EASTERN.
Freddy Grant Married

Freddy Grant Married.
New YORK, October 12th.-Lieu-
tenant Fred Grant was married at
Chicago yesterday to Miss Monroe, of
that city.
.SS A Riot aneiIed. 3
CHICAGO, October 2Oth.-The In
diana State troops guelled a riot be-
tween men of the Michigan Central
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
yesterday, without violence. The
ringleaders were arrested. 't't
Wool Market.
NEW YORK, october 2Uth--Th Phil
adelphia wool market is dull Cali
fornia 29@39c and 25@35c.
False Report-OtherT Items.
NEW YORK, October Goth. There
is no truth in the report of the shoot
ing of Buckland, the Times cores
pondent in Spain.
The negotiations for the surrender
of the Carlist battalions under Ber-
narloa, failed.
General Roda commands the Car
list army instead of Don Alfonso.
Heavy Robbery.
SKowHEGAN, October Goth.
National Bank of Milford was robbed
last night by masked men of about
$25, 900 in currency and bonds. The
robbers previously visited the resi-
dence of the Cashier and compelled
him to accompany them to the bank
and open the safe.
A further investigation shows the
securities taken from the bank to be
almost one hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars.
- Troubles in the south. >.
NEW ORLEANS, October 20th.-The
Republican State Central Committee
yesterday authorized a renewal of the
Conference as invited by the Conserv-
atives. An umpire, to succeed DIR.
Bonseans on the Advisory Board, will
probably be selected tomorrow. 1t is
rumored that ex-G Governor Wells has
resigned as member of the returning
Board, thus relieving Governor Kel-
logg of all embarrassment on the sub
ject, and giving him an opportunity
of organizing Boaed in accordance
with the Conference agreements.
Fifteen men arrested at Coushatta,
charged with participating in the re-
cent outrages, are escorted en- route
for New Orleans under guard Of Fed
oro coIt;ors Is Z & t1l q = -fFIb -. ~ E
Grant Says He will Speak.
CHICAGO, October 2Oth.--The 7ri-
bune's Washington special, pub
lished this morning, says there is the
very best authority for the statement
that the President has grown weary of
the third term talk and has intimated
his purpose to publicly define his posi-
an hat of n ri 6a
He will disclaim all hope or ambition
for reelection, and will assert his
purpose not to be candidate again,
even should he be ere-nominated in
Convention.
From the same source information
is had that the candidate for the
White House in 1876 will be Wash
burne of Illinois for the first place
and Speaker Blaine for ice-President.
1t is understood that Blaine will con-
sent to take the second place. oa $50.
T.. f. Morgan's Sons.
NEW YORK, October Goth. - The
shipping firm of E. E. Morgan's Sons,
of South street, it is stated is not in
volved in the suspension of the San
Francisco firm, which is reported as
having failed in consequence of the
residing partner there speculating in
wheat and ship charters.
More of the Scandal.
NEW YORK, October 20th.--A mo-
tion was made yesterday by counsel
for Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in the
City Court, Brooklyn, that Theodore
Tilton should be compelled to furnish
bill of particulars of damages which
he charges in his complaint.
Judge Nelson remarked that appli-
| cation for a bill of particulars in such
case was rather extraordinary, and
damages could hardly be rendered in
items.
He then signed an order to show
cause, making it returnable on Thurs
day morning.