Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-23
SATURDAY,..............OCT. %, 1S7
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The majority for the Republican candidate
for Governor in Iowa is 81 800.
The Davenport st. Paul railroad is TO be
sold for the benefit of the stockholders.
The epizootic, in a mild form, has made its
appearance in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany have completed their line between Chi
cago and st. Louis
BY the breaking OF a cage rope two men
were instantly killed in coal mine at Ia
Sale, H., yesterday.
Business failures in the United States with
in the last year foot up slSi,772,5o5 of which
S74,OoOOC0 have occurred within the last three
months.
Young Granice, who killed Madden at
Fresno and was sentenced TO imprisonment
for life, is likely to secure a new trial.
The steamers Ancon, Fidelier, Monterey
and Salinas leave San Francisco to-day for
the Southern coast.
Gov. Allen, of Ohio, will take the stump for
the Pennsylvania Democracy.
A London dispatch says number of ship
wrecks are reported with the loss of twenty
lives The weather continues tempestuous.
There are intimations that the President
will take very decided position in his mes
sage to Congress with respect TO the recogni-
tion of the Cuban belligeients. These rumors
have their origin in sources friendly 10 the
Cuban insurgents.
Information has been received at the State
Department that the internecine war in Libe-
ria, known as the Palmas rebellion, is ended,
and that the colored government has been
entirely able to sustain itself. This is the first
serious difficulty that the experim entail gov
ernment has had to contend with.
w. Delay, who was convicted of the murder
OF Capt. Lawrence on board OF a schooner in
Long Island sound, has been sentenced to be
hanged on the 10th of December.
The Medico-Legal Society of New York has
taken steps towords forming a complete Ii
brary of all accessible books on Medical Juris-
prudence. The want of such a library is felt
there by both lawyers and doctors.
Barnum's hotel, New York, has closed for
want of patronage.
The East river bridge, TO connect New York
with Brooklyn, was commen ced in January,
1870 1t was TO be completed in six years, at
"A cost not exceeding sl0000.000. Thus far the
work has cost s5,S00,000. Engineer Robeting
saws the bridge will not be completed before
1879. and at least Sl00O0,UO0 more will he re-
quired The work is progressing slowly.
The incline of the Cairo & Vincennes rail-
road, on the Illinois side of the Ohio river, is
completed, and the first cars were transferred
to-day from the Iron Mountain railroad. This
completes an unbroken line, without change,
from Galveston to New York.
Troops left Chicago yesterday for Berthold,
expecting trouble at the Agency from hostile
Indians About | 900 are camped in the Vi
cinity and threaten to burn the Agency.
The officers of the Illinois Central railroad
deny the report OF a consolidation between
their road and the Jackson route 10 New Or
leans.
Attorney General Pierrepont has received
a letter from Gov. Ames, of Mississippi, in
which he thanks Judge Pierrepont for send
ing to the State special agent, by whose eX-
ertlons and good judgment all trouble here
tofore threatened, arising out of the political
campaign, has subsidized. The Governor says
that those politically opposed to him, if he
would disband the military he has organized
there, would be for an election without vio-
lence.
Johnny Tuers, the minstrel who killed Jas.
NJ. Bowling in San Francisco in 1873, has been
acquitted on the ground that the shooting
WAS accidental.
Prince Frederick William has not yet ar
rived at any decision in regard to his visit to
the Philadelphia Centennial.
royal decree has been issued adjourning
the Bavarian Diet until further notice.
Adyces from Santander announce that the
regular mail steamer from Cuba has arrived
there with Sharpley, the New York murderer,
as passenger.
The late floods in England have done i'm
mense damage. At Rotterdam 1000 people
are out of employment.
Sacramento county gives Carr 1000 major
ity over Fitzgerald.
There seems to be trouble in the manage
ment of the Chicago Tribune, and rumors are
rife concerning various changes. 1t is said
that Horace White will obtain and take the
editorial chair Medill resigning, but the re-
port lacks confirmation.
Russia has decided to participate In the
Philadelphia Exposition.
General. Sol. Meredith, a prominent Fede-
raj general, is dead.