Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-26
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Going south.

Passengers Going south.
MoJAvE, Sept. 25.-J. Bohart,
r. Olivier and wife, Mrs. Bragg,
Gen. J. G. Fremont, wife and ser.
wants, Miss E. B. Fremont, F. p,
Fremont, Jas. Kitchen, A. Cooley,
Mrs. D. 4. Money, F. s. f. Dixon,
M. L. Crowell.
Mexican Congress ." ssi"".
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 18TH
Congress opened on the 18th. Presi.
dent Diaz sent in message which
reviewed the American question.
He claims that the Mexican Gov
ernment performed its duties to-
ward the United States in good
faith to the best of its power, and
further, that Mexico desires to cul-
tlvate peace with ell nations, espe.
cially with the United States. 1t
Is determined at the, same time,
however, to maintain Mexico's in
dependence and honor. The Pres
ident also says that the Senate au-
thorized its Executive to treat with
The American Government for mu-
tual military cooperation on the
Kio Grande, but asked, as a condi-
tion to such co-operatiOn, that the
order given to General Ord be
countermanded. The United States
refused to veto the order, and the
Mexican Government agreed to
nothing.
Nan FrN.ci.ca Mmrhess.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25th.-
Wheat dull; shipping, $1624@
1.673 milling, $l.65@l 70, parched,
foul, etc., $1.3O@1.6O. Barley
quiet; brewing, firm at $1.15@1.25;
bay feed, $l.10@1.l5; coast, S74c@
81; condemned fair large white,
S1.1O; small yellow, $1.15@1.17A.
Rye, $1.20@l.25, nominal. Oats
California, S1.15@1.60; Oregon,
nominal. Hay-Common stock,
$73; choice wheat, $l44; medium
grades, $l0@l2. Potatoes steady;
unchanged.
san Frs"ciscO-DeveiO sn
the French Savings Ban Il --su uieiif.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25th.-Mr.
Russell, acting manager of the
French Savings Bank, states
that the accounts have been
Strengthened out by the Directors
but the business is not yet footed
up. He reports that other irregu-
larities than those already made
public have been discovered, the
nature of which is at present kept
private. The Commissioners will
go over the accounts to-day and
probably tomorrow they will re-
port.
Julian Avery Keefe, who was
yesterday convicted in the City
Criminal Court Of visiting a gam
bling house, this morning cut his
throat from ear to ear, at his lodg-
ings on Montgomery avenue, near
Dupont street. He is still alive,
but cannot recover. He was u
printer by trade, aged 81. He
stated after his conviction that he
was ruined, and the act is doubtless
attributable to that feeling.
Nsrnns- hoy KiIird
GAIT, Sept. 25.-A strange boy,
about 10 years Of age, name not
known, was killed here this morn
ing by freight train No. s,
the Pesn,umm Fair.
PETALUMA, Cal, Sept, 25.-The
stock parade this forenoon was
splendid display, there being two
lines of half mile in length,
closely crowded. The Pavilion dis
play greatly surpasses that of all
previous years in nearly every par
ticular. The annual address will
be delivered tomorrow at IL A. M,
by Rev. Jas. A. Seawell, of San
Rafael.
The sa~cL tom Fair.
STOCKTON. Sept. 25.-The attend.
ance at the Pavilion is rather light.
The Fair receipts are 81, 600, against
$500 last year. The annual address
will be delivered Thursday even.
ing, by Rev. I. S. Kalloch.
suicide Oi an ex-Oniotml.
FITCHBURa, Mass, Sept. 24th.-I
Addison Latin, ex-Member of
Congress and Naval Officer for the
port of New York during Grants
committed suicide
here to-day by hanging himself in
the garret of his house. He has
been suffering from bad health for
some time.
Better ExpInslO".
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 24.-By
boiler explosion to-day, at slate
factory, Frank Kennel, engineer,
was Instantly killed, ex-CoustabIe,
VIM. Hunt was badly wounded