Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-29
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EASTERN.
Germany and porto Rico.


of Russia and the United States, and
was in reality part of a scheme of
Bismark to confuse Europe Russia
is fully advised of the intention of
Bismarck to acquire foothold in
America, and with the assurance that
she will not permit the transfer of col
onial possessions in America from one
European nation to another, is pre-
pared to ally with the United States
in the event that Germany determines
to force her aspirations.
The New Orleans TroubIes-Egor,s Mt
Compromise
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The Tribunes s
New Orleans special says: "The chief
obstacle to compromise between the
Republican and Peoples party, with
regard to the management of the COM
ing election, is the opposition to L.
s. Marshal Packard. A prominent
McEneryite, however, assured the
Tribune correspondent that he believed
a compromise would yet be effected.
So far, said he, as the colored mem
bers of the committee were concerned,
there was no trouble. In conversation
with Col. James Lewis, President of
the Republican Parish Committee, ,and
other leading colored citizens, have
learned that they were disappointed
with the result, and that an effort will
be made by them to have Mr.. Packard
excluded. In the next conference
they were gratified that our commit
tee were willing to have the two col
ored members retained on the Retir-
ing Board, and that our committee
suggested the name of DIR. Rondanes
for the third or non-partisan member.
DR.. Rondanes is an educated colored
man and for several years previous to
and just after the war was editor of
the Tribune, a Republican paper. Of
late he has had an active interest in
politics. The feeling against Marshal
Packard among his opponents is very
great. 1t is generally believed that
he infused sufficient force to kellogg
to prevent his resignation during the
recent excitement, and the fact is we'll
recognized that he carries the greater
share of the brains of the Republican
party of the State under his hat.
Benefit for the Family of the Late
Mark smith.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-An enter
tainment for the family of the late
Mark Smith will consist of two SIM
ultaneous matinee performances on
October eighth, one at Booths and
the other at Wallack's when most of
the artists in the city will appear.
One box has been sold for 5000 and
another for $3.50. The Lotus Club
will subscribe for 100 tickets at five
dollars each. Edwin Hart has SUBJ
scribed 5000.
Sailing of the City of Pelin.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The City of
Pekin sails to-day with 1000 tons of
freight, consisting of large quantity
Of yellow pine, iron tubing. tile slabs,
| ,l0l barrels of rosin, 451 boxes of
clocks, 766 packages Of furniture, 400
packages of drugs, 783 sewing ma
chimes, 1895 kegs nails, 24S packages
agricultural implements, 1882 packa-
ges picks, and large amount of mis-
merchandise, including a
package Of school states and crayons
intended for Japan.
More Revelations of Bribery and Corr
ruptiOn in Louisiana Matters.
NEW YORK, Sept. pa Tribune
New Orleans special says: "Kelloggs
check book was also captured, and sus-
tains the testsmony in the letters tel
graphed last night, its stubbs showing
that large amounts were paid to I'm
tied States Senators, while the Louis
lana case was pending before Con-
gress. In one case it amounted to
$4,000. To this dispatch headed
'Apropos," the Tribune appends ed
itorial paragraphs of January 3lst and
February Sd, announcing that start
ling documents had been placed in its
hands affecting high public functional
ries.
Put I'm for Repairs.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-The bark
from San Francisco for
has put into Valparaiso for
repairs.
WOOl Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-Spring Califor-
MIA wool meets with good demand in
New York at 22?@36 cents, as to quail
ty. In Boston, California is in fair
demand at 39!@42; Spring California,
900,42.
New Orleans Troubles.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 90 A circular
was issued to-day, signed by McEnery
and Penn, requesting persons holding
State or Federal arms or property of
any kind,to return them to the United
States troops, and promising them
'reedom from interference.
The CreedmOOre Winner,
CREEDMooRE, N. Y, Sept. 26.-In
he international rifle match to-day,
III American won the first event of
800 yards by 1926 to 3l7 for the Irish
,eam. Fulton, an American, made SIS
and Hamilton made the same for the
irish team, being the best shooting
ever witnessed. Betting was 500 to
p75 in favor of the American team.
Bowen Goes for Catherine.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Henry C.
Bowen publishes u card, replying to
Beecher, denouncing all her
concerning himself and
brother as false, and intimating that
Miss Catherine had better be more
careful or she may need more than a
mutual friend" " to help her out of
serious difficulties.
Arizona POstmasters.
New YORK, Sept. 7.-Postmasters
or Arizona: Chas. e. Harlow. Apache;
VIM. Head, Camp Verde.
"A TyphOOn.
New YORK, Sept. PA dispatch
rom London this morning says that
erritic typhoon passed over Hongkong
On Sunday. A large number of ves-
sells were wrecked and thousands OF
houses blown down. 1t is reported
hat over 1000 people were killed. The
lamage In the surrounding country
vas immense.
Several Items.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-Mount Etna
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