Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-11
MORNING DISPATCHES
I A. M.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. ]
EASTERN NEWS.
Publishers Convention.


Publishers Association opened at 10
A. NJ. to-day at the Academy Of Music.
About twenty-five new members were
received into the Association by n
| unanimous vote. The Treasurer's re-
port, showing total annual receipts OF
1856 and balance on hand of S45S, was
read and adopted. The report OF the
Committee on Plan of Systematic Sur
vey of the United States, with intro
| ductory remarks on medical topogra-
ply, was read by John S. Billings, of
Washington. The chairman of the
committee advised the taking of COM
prehensive medical topography of the
United States, and described means
to that end. He said the foundation
of science depended upon complete
medical statistics, and that medical
men had always been foremost in fur
nishing such data. The report was
referred to committee to report upon
tomorrow.
wisconsin Goes Back On the Kepub.
Iicans.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10th.-Further re-
turns from Wisconsin leave little
doubt that Ludington's majority for
Governor will reach loco, but the
chances for the rest of the candidates
on the Republican ticket are very
slim, although Warner may pull
through. The defeat of the Republi-
can candidates is attributed to the loss
of votes through the temperance tick
ct, which drew from the Republican
strength. The official canvass in this
city is still incomplete, though no
change in the result is anticipated.
Loss OF the Waco.
GALVESTON, Nov. 10th.-At the Of
flee of Mallory & Co. no Information
can be obtained regarding the insur-
ance on either vessel or cargo, as the
agents there state that there are nu-
merous owners, each of whom insured
or not as he saw fit. The insurance is
we'll divided between New York and
Liverpool offices. The value of the
cargo is estimated at 100000. The
agents here have no theories as to the
cause of the disaster.
DIstillers Indicted.
CINCINNATI, November 10th.-The
U. S. Grand Jury has returned indict-
ments against II. Hamilton, Howe &
Hubbell, Edward A. Alleen and D.
Allenn, distillers and rectiflers, for
defrauding the Government, and
against l.. A. Logan, w. G. Williams
and George J. Leinigen, Gaugers, for
completely in their frauds and for
neglect of duty. Hamilton plead
guilty. All the other parties plead
not guilty, and gave bonds in the sum
of $4,000 each.
Prohibition NOmIn alton.
CONCORD, n. H., November 10TH
At meeting of delegates to the Pro-
hibition Convention held in this city
to-day, A. S. Swansey was nominated
as candidate for Governor.
Wires DemoraIized.
ST. LOUIS, November 10th. = Our
connection with st. Louis direct, which
has been interrupted since our wire
| was torn FROM the bridge October 22d,
was restored at 4;30 P. NJ. by laying 9
cable across the river, Everything is
now in readiness for the transaction of
| business.
Condition Of the vice.President.
WASHINGTON, November 1Gth.-
Between eight and Zine O'clock this
morning Vice-President Wilson pro-
ceeded to the Capitol as is his usual
daily custom to take wash. After
leaving the bath room he went to the
Senate barber shop, where he was
attacked with congestive chills. Ply
sicians were at once summoned. Mr..
| Wilson remained unconscious for a
short time. He breathed heavily, and
| it was believed for some time he could
not survive. About twelve o'clock
consciousness returned. He was then
removed to the Presidents roorh,
where he now lies greatly improved.
EEroRean War Rumors.
New YORK, November 10TH. Rus
sia has been pertecting her internal
communications with view to possi-
BILE war with al Europe. Her present
railroad system is able to concentrate
million troops upon any part of her
| frontier within three months. If Ger