Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-24
Morning kilograms.
Passenger. Goinx sousn.

w Breckenridge, r Cunningham
and wife, A 9 Hoffman, Mrs G W
kinsman, Frank Murtha.
Abrams, c w Virgins, L Wolf.
skill, L J Rose, Mrs S f Chase and
family, l. CalIaghan, J Carr, J
Burke, Josie Malloiquez, Miss
Hughes, Miss KeIso, B r. McPher.
son, ] w Thurman, J M Wright,
A Jones, S s Goodfellow, A Pom.
lam, A d Jenners.
MoJAvE Sept. 23.-Mrs Van
Fleet and three children, F M
Searnowski, Mr. Darlington, Miss
Glover, Col Van Smidt, d G Hay.
ward and wife, III H Mockio, J
Mrs Cum mings and foul
Mrs Leva, s ] Gaines.
Another Pioneer dome.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Leon.
ard w. Newell, 55 years Of age, q
native of New Hampshire, died in
the City Receiving Hospital at c
o'clock yesterday evening from the
eff cts of excessive drinking. De-
ceased was one of the original
members of the San Francisco
Stock Exchange Board and Vir.
ginia City Stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. GA
Boise City (Idaho) dispatch states
hat the Democratic Territorial
Convention nominated George
of Idaho City, as the Dele.
gate to Congress.
Colonel Green's command has
returned from Camas Prairie and
The Lemhi country. 1t is said that
, few scattered parties of In
1ians are all that escaped the
troops.
rhc .Odi fei."ws' HANK susps"ds
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 22.-The Odd
Eel ows' Bank of this city has re-
solved to wind up its business and
has made an assignment. The as
sets of the bank, it is believed, Will
secure and pay all depositors, and
stockholders are responsible and
able to pay any deficit that may
arise.
Nan FraUcIsc1 Markers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Flour
Dull and easy; extra, $5@54.
Wheat-Dull and easy; milling,
81 GAG 20; shipping, ST 624@1 67}
coast feed, 874c@$l;
Chevallier, 81 O5@1 10; brewing,
Fl 15@l 25. Oats = Unchanged.
Jorn-Dull; sales white, ST. Is.
Rye-lnactive aud normal; higher
'tock; S74@S; sales, stable, $104@
l09 volunteer fair, S124. Potatoes
Unchanged. Wool-Dull and un-
changed.
rhe D-Y"nmx Libel Case.
PLAOERvILLE, Gala, Sept. 23. -
The he Young libel case was called
again this morning in the County
court, Judge Irwin presiding. NJ.
n. DeYoung, one of the defendants,
vas present In Court; also Con-
,ressman Page, one of the prose.
,utiDg witnesses. Senator Sargent
will arrive by the neon stage. The
prosecution was represented by
District Attorney Ingham, G. G.
aud g. J. Carpenter.
The defendants counsel was Judge
Campbell. District Attorney Ing
nam announced that the prosecu-
ion WAS ready to proceed. Judge
in response, said to the
Court that defendants were not
'eady. The defense expected to re-
,eive returns by stage from the
Sheriff of San Francisco with re-
gard to the service of subpnnss,
Jut there were seme other Witness
as it was absolutely impossible to
each in time, one of whom is sick.
At the request of defense the Court
ordered recess till 2 O'Clock.
De-,ruc,tv- ~,"ssu in tho West
Ladies'.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29 The re.
cent storms in the West Indies, ac-
to letter received, did i'm.
nense damage. At Port au Prince
he Government works were en-
.irely destroyed. At Jacmel the
high sea broke up and destroyed all
he small vessels at anchor and the
on the shore, while the
yOeds on the wharves were washed
away, including 100000 pounds of
belonging to various
owners. On the other side of the
own the rise In the river swept
away several houses. A hurricane
also destroyed the entire coffee and
,ocon crop. Five vessels riding at
anchor were driven ashore. AT
Au Cages in less than three
hours 434 houses were destroyed; |;
also powder magazine, court
house and other public buildings.
large plumber of persons were
killed and wounded. AtAquien 1856
houses were swept away. and, in
cavoillOn only four houses remain.
Many lives are reported lost. The sea
'ushed over the town of st. Louis
md swept nearly everything away,
carrying men, women and children
n its course. La Grandeanse
was nearly swept out of existence,
.nd at Jeremie only 20 houses re-
main. Several vessels we're driven
ashore at Cavail, and forty houses
were demolished. In the country
districts the hurricane destroyed
nearly every plantation. AT
ships, steamers, lighters,
and other craft were swept ashore.
The southern scourge,
MEMPHIS, Sept. 23.-The fever
has made its appearance among
the children at the Leath Orphan
situated about one mile
north of this city. OF the forty
Inmates seven have been taken
down.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Tbe
Howard Association reports to-day
a total of 374 cases; the Young
Mems Christian Association, Al
new cases
NASHVILLE, Sept. 23.-Dr