Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13

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New YOrR's COstsibulions.
NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Reports
from all points show q continuation
of liberal contributions. The con.
tributions in this State now reach
$50 900. The Wenham Ice Co., O!
Boston. is sending fifty cur loads
of Ice to Memphis, which all the
railroads carry free.
N"mtH1sed fer Governor.
NASHVILLE, Sept IL. 2.-rhe State
Rrpubiican Convention this after.
moon nominated DR.. e. NJ. Weight
of Chattanooga for Governor.
| sa.is,s "s ans Masne House.
| PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IL The
House stands now 65 Republicans
add 2 Democrats supporting Repub.
licanj II D mucrats and h8 Green
hackers. FIVE are not reported of
which are known to he Green.
hackers. This makes 81 Republi
c'nsto 81 opposition. Some hard
money Democrats may affiliate
With the Republicans.
whas the %snxu ne ahfp left.
| GALLIoPoLrs, Ohio, Sept. l2-In
tho Vicinity of where the plague.
ship John Porter was morred, and
In a radius of seven miles, the
northern boundary of which IL
within two miles of the city, there
are reported TO be fifteen to twenty
cases of yellow fever and seven
deaths since Sunday morning. The
vessel will be scuttled and sunk.
Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 12th.-The
weather has been cool Il day, which
was unfavora ole to the sick. The
official report Of the Board of
Health shows lO4 deaths, of which
nineteen were colored. There were
,ixty-five new cases, Of which
twelve were colored.
at this date there are $500 sick to
provide for and 10000 we'll people
TO feed. The average increase of
cases Is 100 and the average of.
deaths 100 per day. The total daily
expenses of the Howard Association
and Cilizens' Relief committee
are about Sll.000. If the fever
continues one month longer, as Is
likely, with u gradual abatement
in that time, we will need from
$3.50, 600 TO $500, 900 and about 30O,.
QUO iations.
The PreaideniiaI Party sn WIS.
| CWnsAn.
WAUKEsA, Wis, Sept. l2th.-
From Madison to this place the
Presidential party made several
stops and were everywhere warmly
welcomed by thousands Of people.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. l2-rhe
President and train arrived, amid
he firing of guns. at the Soldiers
Home, aud all almost impenetra-
ble crowi welcomed the party ut
the depot in a cordial manner. An
imposing procession was formed,
compo-ed lurgely Of military and
veterans, and escorted the Presi
dent through the principal streets
TO the residence of Alexander
Mitchell, where the rarty will be
guests during their stay.
a s,"r',s"s Rep"rs from she
Frontier
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 12.-The
allowing special telegram from
Bismarck has Just been received by
the Pioneer hsss. THE terrible
$ ory is not credited here, though
Tie sender of the dispatch Is a
leading citizen of Bismarck and
generally trustworthy. he
brother of Senator Dorsey,
who returned from Keogh
by the Custer trail to-day reports
lhat he reached Keogh about the
fifth; that General Miles and an
excursion party were surrounded
by Bannocks In the Yellowstone
Park, and tweuty.seveu of the es-
cort killed. A lot OF Cheyenne In
diana and two companies Of mount
ed Infantry were sent from Keogh
to his relief. Mrs. Miles. u daughter
of General Sanborn, of st. Paul.
and other ladies are la Miles's
party.
Maes's Engagement,
BogEMAN. Montana, Sept. l2.-
BY u courier extra from Camp Bow.
Ing we learn that, on Sunday last,
General Miles hnd battle with the
B,nnorks on Sofa Buiie Greek,
near Ciark's Fork. Thirteen In-
tlIans were killed, and the whole
party, thiny-sevtn In all, WAS cap.
tured Miles's loss. was Capt. Am
drew Bemneit (killed) J and one SOL
dier mDrtaily woun'led. Mile~'s
farce nuD bereu Il men ami u few
scouts.
s,aStss", C"IU.sy Expi"sfon,
| LONDON, Sept. IA frlghtful
cnllery explosion occurred to iay
at Aheroarne, near Newport, Mon
mouthshire. There were 37l mon In
The pit, eighty of whom have been
rescued. 1t Is feared that 10 others
have survived as the pit Is on fire.
The tsurnins CasI ~: Fiuau.d.
LONDON, Sept. l2.-The full ex.
tent of the terrible disaster In the
coal mine at Aberoorne yesteId de- y
IL now known. AT half past
o'clock this morning the flooding
of the pit was cornmenoed. AT
that hour the fire was
within q short distance Of the
bottom of the shaft, and all
hope of further rescue had TO b.
abandoned. When this decision
was announced to the relatives ri
the 25l men still In the pit, the
scene was terrible beyond descrip.
tiOn. Thirteen additional bodies OF