Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-22

eet ASSURANCES from Hayes that he
would not recognize Packard.
Witness continued Ellis pro-
posed to arrange conference
| among Matthews, Dennison, Sher-
man, Foster and witness. Witness
showed the guarantee that Mich
oils would make Sherman, who
was anxious regarding the Sena-
tors, who, he feared, must also be
Democratic if Nichols were recog.
uized. Finally it was agreed to
ask Grant to remove the troops
thus disembarrassing Hayes. An-
other conference was held In the
} evening; present, Sherman, Gar
field, Foster, Dennison, Matthews,
Ellis, Vivy, Watterson and wit
ness, when the whole condition of
affairs was discussed.
Adjourned.
CONSERVATION at jackson, Miss.
! WASHINGTON, Aug. 2lst.-The
Register and Receiver at Jackson,
Miss, telegraph the Commissioner
OF the General Land Office that
there is great excitement in jack
son. People are fleeing in all di-
rections. The Board of Health adj
wise all to leave. There are 16O
cases in Vicksburg, and twenty in
Canton. The fever is liable to APP
pear at any moment, and then es-
cape from the city will be impossi-
BILE, as rigid quarantine will be
established against Jackson by the
surrounding country. The officers
ask, What shall we do?"
The following answer has been
sent:
"You may close the office and
cessary BY local regulations or by
actual visitation of the city by
fever"
Butler m New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2l.-Butler
spoke two hours TO seven thousand
people here last night on the eur.
rency question.
The scaurxe at vIensbur..
VIcKsBURa, Aug. 2i.-It is esti-
mated that 200 cases of yellow fever
are under treatment. Twelve
deaths have occurred during the
last twenty.four hours. BY au.
thority of M. w. Grand Master
Murphy an appeal is hereby made
to all Masons whomsoever disposed |
to contribute relief for the sick and |
destitute in this city. The call is
signed by w. Il. Paxton, Grand |
Commander Chapter knights Tenn
plar and Chairman of the Masonic
Relief Committee.
Ki,iea by vixiiantes
CINCINNATI, August 21.--Tom
Boyd, confined in the Ripley coun-
ty Gnd.) Jail, charged with at.
tempting to commit u rape on the
person of young lady of Moor's
Hill, the same county, was killed
by a band of vigilantes, some
eighty in number, who broke into
the Jail last night and fired seven
teen balls into his body. Boyd had
previously served a term in the
penitentiary for similar offense.
Aid from cleveland.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 2l.-In an.
swer to an appeal from the Howard
Association of Vicksburg, Missis-
sippi, the Board of Trade of this
city has adopted resolution ap-
rropriating $500 for the sufferers.
A Fuud far tue sufferers.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-The live
stock dealers of this city have made
up fund of S., 900 for the benefit of
yellow fever sufferers in the South.
The Young Mems Literary Associ-
alton also raised over $500.
At Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2i.-New
cases, 107; deaths, 40.
Fighting OF the sc"urge as New
Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-The
city authorities are trying irriga-
tion in the upper part of the city.
There was good flow of river wa
ter in many of the streets to-day.
The Board of Health continues to
use carbolic acid and the Improve
ment Department scatter lime in
the cutters of Constance and other
streets. In the First District lime
is also freely used around the Gus
tom House.
KeRrney in Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 21st.-Dennis
Kearney spoke to q crowd of prob.
ably four or five thousand work.
ingmen in Market Square last
night, touching on the Chinese
question as it relates to Chicago
and on general labor topics. His
speech was not unlike that which
he has delivered in Boston and
other cities of the East. He goes
from here tomorrow morning to
Bloomington, thence to st. Louis,
and from there to Louisville, Gin
cinnati and Philadelphia, speaking
one or more times at each place.
Austria nna the insurgents.
VIENNA, Aug. 2l.--The official
reports of General Phillopovich
show that the capture of Serajevo
was the result of tire combined |
operation of his own force and that
of General Tegethoff. He occu-
pied Vlsmoa on the 18th, capturing
a quantity of arms and ammuni.
tion, after an engagement in which
he had SO men wounded and four
killed. He Immediately advanced
considerable distance in the d.
rection of Serajevo. Monday Gen
eral Tegethoff's force formed
in an attacking column against
the northern side of Serajevo
and opened q cannonade |
against the castle at $3.50 in the
morning, the insurgent artillery
replying. Meanwhile the force of
General Phillipovich divided in two
columns and was favored by a thick
fog in effecting u turning move
ment. A column directed against
the iusurgent position on the west