Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01

to-day, owing to the receipt Of Vii
fgbiiA advicesto the Y efftctaliat or,
iScqmihg lido the, hotteT of 1b
north cross cut on the 2200- foo
level of Sierra Nevada.
One Hundred N.,ni ssms ions.-
WASHINGTON. Nov. 80 -Abou
yops .hA y, ifed nom nat ioiisr same D
Which, failed Ut confirmation las
session In Congress, but most o
them recess appointments, vii
be next week sent to the Senate 10
confirmation.
| L"u,s a. G"d.y Dsad.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-Loui
A. Goiey, founder of Godey'I
Lndy's Book, died sudden Il lsS
night, aged 70 years. gHHsH
Th- R-a Cs"ads NOS as.sva.st. Y
WASHINGTON. Nov. 80 -Indiar
Com missioner Hoyt denies the re
port from Dakota. based on in
formation said b 6on1r from army
odieefsnthat sthH Red Cloud Indi al,t
are iri' daneer Sf Starving. HI
states Specifically that 81 waga
loads of supplies arrived at tile
agency on the 25lh instant and
abundant supplies are on the Mis-.
souri,, besides four ala & i 3hail
monis' supplies Of beef cattle in
The vicinity of the agency. He
E~yH ai.ps THAT Ahe III ptiians have
1855 ~ gishss ana sll1 oxsteams OF
tpsi Y ! 1 SWsis & All. BS ghR1sA
ASAstssirs and POIttica.
WASHINGTON, Nov 80 The an.
nual ,-por, If Cerisus Sllierfntelai-
ent Walker states that, since the
census If 1870 the increase of pop
tIlaiion IN the Northwesrerr States
has b. en- enormous, whilethe Soutlt
and East remain unchange (which
statement "a suggests that, even
.si.Vuld the z South continue
.p0lil icaIly solid, the Republican
predominance in the Northwest
Will be maintained. Tie CENSUS of
1880 cannot Ito restore the pre-.
porderancp which the North held
t,ef0re e the colored vote ofthe south
psve"th- present basis. of apl'or-
ti0nment.
y b" ts-"ssSl s"chnnxn Was.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 -Gsner-
iiratmr yesterday, c,rin mahd. d Fort
H"mholdt, California, III 1854 and
WAS Grants mman,ling tffi,.er,
.hrJSgl !. whom " 1 his ~ EEessig'stion was
enc sIphess Shouid be- Invsssi-
New YORK, November S0.-The
Sun ur. ~, as one If the first duties
"f the National House If Repre-
sentatives, that it should IL quire
into he nuth+ntteityo ofaheSc pbtr
;tet+g ans ~ bttsfiedaon The tvess
! lle r. Stiit electi &lnnusth- nieAps
try whici, tlf-y were d6t aint d. F1fis
il due 10 pubiic morals aud to the
parties implicated, who should have
an oppor'""i y StT plndicate them-
selves or suffer The con-tquence..
The 4Sun adds: "Whrtller the
cipher kilograms were procured
from the fleets of the late Senator
Morton or from the Co nmittep of
which he was Chairman, or were
stolen from t,ie lxff Pr. sitent Of m .
SWesterp sUsfsik TslspIs.,hl ca .bf.
were Secret y obtaiied from he TEL
egrapii office. in no way aff, els the
duty Of the ipvssligs'iMl.- The
DeMociatie2 - -CAmnitt.et4 OF
the House We're 0utwit.
ted by false delIcacy to
Mra. Orion, slni in that way Ser
atOr Morton was enabled to get
p''Sse-sion If ait'thesfelegrams aud
put out OF the way not only all Of
the material evidence against his
Republican friends,but also that
reln, Ing to his own operations in
California, which State was carrie d
by fraud notoriously organized
when heswas hers. ~ person. 90 G,
sSouthern nesxspa Etrs show quite
that the rrcent Bill-l
lag Sof Rev. C. E, v'bite
iiflr Sun,feftS SdHthszsCar rotiita,
was an accident, not assassination.
A tWelve-year-old boy was hunting
hawks, when u ball from h,s Rem
ingtourifls x Iaitced lrpn tree and
entered Whites body sThe hoy
was too much Mortified to tell the
facts at tirst, but has since con.
fessed ard the negro s uspe ted OF
The M 1rder has be ensrel eus sed. ,es
'sss, F. ssh urss ss.,sr rssI.n sfAs,er
NEW YORK, Nov. 3Oth.-Schurz's
letter in answer t? General Sher-
man ia severe and caustic arraign-
meHt SQf the positions taken t,y
army officers as to the removal of
the Agency fntms Fort 6Al.,
Indian Bureau officers say
that General .Sheri,ian even
III he should hcate the.spnst 1here.s
could not khOw as much about 1t
rs an 1ndian Agent who had been
constantly In the place for five
years, and that the, removal of the
post was grady Ia fhe advantage
of the Iu,iianselvice. .-.
A letter was received to day by
Gen. SHERMAN from, Sheridan The
letter says that ,Sas soon az he can
'refAfn no pf1 New fYprk, where lid
has gone Ii sttendtie suit against
him son saecaubt ofsallSS ssisdre ol
Sugar plantations In Louisiana
Funier tho Reconstruction Act, he
will answer Secretary Schurz's
letter calling for specif fications of
mismauagement In the Ilalian
service.
L" the Css@ sr Tiiden.
NEW YORK, Nov 80 In the
sui az tie UAiteif Stattse eagR pet
E6aA uei;J. Itisfen Judge Chaate las
yrai,tesl he melton s6f plasMfff 10
open and file certain depositions.
T~,n Of Taxing C"t,o" Ian mporas.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-'rhe Council
of State is about to di.cuss the
project for taxing cotton imports
l'fTomsA nericas IN rAEE &
81 III aTYH,s@ News. k
| LoNDoS, Now so.-RusterA dis
patch from C"nstantinople says