Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-01

Morning kilograms.


Passengers Passing South.
MoJAvE, May 3l.-M @ jones'
Miss Carrie A Jones, Miss M Perry
w Smith and wife, X Carrel, u
Kaiser, J Villarer, l. A Bowchet
III Williams, G l. Bickworth, A
II McKeller, Who Lee.
Nom Partisan Nominations.
SAN JOSE, May 80, sos. P. NJ
J. j. AYERS: You are nominated
by reclamation; also Gen. Mans.
field. SHORE & MEYER.
nRn.ock Iadian. on the wnr Path
SAN FRANCISCO, 4, May 3l.-A
Boise City dispatch says that Ban.
mock Indians, numbering about two
hundred warriors, under com maud
of Buffalo Horn, q noted scout, en-.
camped in the lava beds between
Big Csmas Prairies and Snake
River, and have ordered the whites
to leave the prairie on penalty of
death. They have already COM
menced. bostilities by shooting two
settlers, wounding both severely.
The Indians are well supplied with
ammunition, sold them at Boise
City about two weeks ago OH the
order of Governor Brayman, on the
ground that they were good Indi-
ans. About ninty mounted troops,
under command of Major Collins
and Captain Bernard, will leave
Immediately for the scenes of
trouble. They are insufficient to
attack the Indians in the lava beds
but can protect the settlers on the
prairie. -
Columbia.
VICTORIA, b. c., May 31.-A
party of explorers from the interior
of the Island have arrived aud re-
port many large anu well defined
quartz lodges, from which they
bring specimens. Z 81
Market Eepurs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.-Wheat
demand very light; sales good;
white Australin, $l85. Flour, very
dull; city mills superfine 81 100
IS 90: bakers and family extra,
S. 874@$6 IL; Oregon extra, nom.
inally, S. IS. Corn, scarce and
high; large yellow, $40; white,
So. 1902 25. Barley, steady; good
feed. 81 05. Oats, unchanged. Hay,
new, very dull, at $7@$9; old, in
fair request at S7@Sl53. Potatoes,
easier; new S@34c. Wool, dull and
unchanged.
Boiler Explosion.
HILLsBoRo, May 31.-A portable
engine exploded at the saw mill
near here this morning, killing
three men ana severely scalding
several others.
q" Eary Aajrmr",sc"s a"ns,s Fr"-
babe IHrct
WASHINGTON, May 3lst. - 1t
seems to be almost universally con.
coded that the present session of
Congress will terminate soon
enough TO cause, among other
things, the certain failure of Wood 4
tariff bill; the end of further finan-
Val iCk thio tut
defeat of propositions to reduce the
tax OIL tobacco, and to suspend
payments to the sinking fund; the
probable defeat of the steamboat
bill; the almost certain failure of
all railroad subsidy bills and the
absolute certainty of the defeat of
nearly every measure OF a private
character which has not already
passed one of the two Houses.
The Gettysburx C.icbrnt,oa.
GETTYSBURG, May 31.-The
grand procession moved to the
cemetery in binding rain which
lasted till five O'Clock. Mcpherson
introduced the President, who,
amidst ringing cheers, arose and
spoke as follows:
Fellow citizens: The battle of
Gettysburg will probably always
be regarded as the battle which did
more than any other to determine
the result of the great civil war in
the United States The honored
dead who fought and persisted here
will, therefore, be forever held in
special and grateful remembrance.
The great martyr of the conflict
was Abraham Lincoln. He, by
his immortal words spoken
here has indissolubly linked
his name, fame and memory with
the battle of Gettysburg. Lincoln
gave his life and the braves who
responded to his call gave
their lives for the Union, for liber-
ty and for a stable Constitutional
Government. They believed that
our institutions were equal to any
emergency aud that they ought to
be maintained at the cost of prop
erty or of life. II our assembling in
this place shall fifty honor the men
we now wish remembered
with gratitude, it will be
because, beholding these scenes
and contemplating the example of
the heroes who made Gettysburg
illustrious, we shall be able to esti.
mate more wisely the value Of our
country and of her institutional and
be better prepared for the duties
which, under Providence, have de-
volved upon US. Let US give heed
to the words of Abraham Lincoln.
Let US here highly resolve that
these dead shalfnot lave died in
vain; that the Nation, under God,
shall have q new birth of freedom,
and that a government of the peo-
pie and by the people shall not
perish from Earth. Enthusiastic
applause
Hayes Interviewed.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-A Times
representative interviewed Hayes,
who firmly and decidedly said that
no attempt to unseat him should
succeed except the only lawful one
of parchment. He had received
his office from Congress in lawful