Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-15

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d Hubbard, J McQuirk, JH Camps
. bell, M Norton, A Horowilz, H
! Colberg, J II Andrews.
shc~r-r ~ Ravinx Maniac.
/ SAN BUENAvENTURA. Sept. IA -
"A. Is Shearer, the telegraph oper-
ator who attempted suicide here on
Tuesday night, Is now a ravinv
maniac, and will be sent to the
Asylum Tomorrow by order of the
County Judge.
Endtso RHids.
HELENA, Mon, Sept IA
party of BannOcks, headed for Ma.
tionnl Park, crossed the stage road
mile north of Pleasant Valley,
idaho, Mt 3 O'Clock this morning.
Some sixty head of stock were
stolen from ffeighters near he val
ley. The Indians also burned some
hay, aud destroyed ii rancho near
Sand Hole station.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I4th.-
Wheat continues inactive; ship
ping, 81 67a@1.70; milling, $I7O6
723. Barley Coast feed, 92&c@
81; brewing. ST. l7a@l o5. Oats are
in good demand; California, 81 Is
@I45. Corn-White, ST. l2k; vel
low, Sl.20@1 80. Potatoes un-
changed. Hay dull and unchanged.
The BInfme EI0use.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept l4.-The
House complete stands: Sixty.fve
Republicans. Democrats elected
by Republicans, 81 Democrats, 81
Greenbackers.
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept. IA "A meeting |
of the members of the Citizens'
Relief Committee and Howard
Association was held at the Pea.
body Institute this afternoon pre-
SIDED over by J. NJ. Heating, of the
appeal, at which 1t was resolved
to issue no more rations to we'll
persons except those In camp, with
view 10 compel people to leave
the city.
Hayes ut Toledo.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Sept. l4.-Presi.
dent Hayes and party reached here
this morning. A large crowd had
assembled at the depot TO whom
the President made short speech,
expressing sentiments similar to
those made at Chicago and else.
where. AT the close of his remarks
the President heIe reception at
the Island House, and left for Fred
mont ut 1890.
Ons Z" the -tv.r O"iI~ss.
WASHINGTON, Sent. ii. The
Secretary of the Treasury an.
nounces that he will pay out silver
dollars on currency liabilities.
WIZ Makeup shetr M,nsis by Mon
dny.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l4.-The
Pac fic Railroad Companies will
by Monday next, know whether or
not they intend 10 furnish infor.
nation to the Government regard.
Ing their financial transactions, as
required by law,
Heavy ft"Od sn Onto. FeunsyIva.
H,s Hnd vsrstnin.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 14.-AdvIces
from great number Of points In
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir.
glnia indicate q storm during the
past two days the most severe ex
perienced for years. The destruc.
tion to railroad property has been
especially heavy. Wasbouts of
culverts and bridges have delayed
travel on many routes to the East
especially. The Kanawa river :
Is higher than during the food
If 1861 and Is still rising,
OVERLOOKING ChaIlesi on and a great
portion of Kauawha valley, sweep
Ing with II the steamer Advance,
under construction at HentOn, aud ,
numb-rless RATS, piles OF lumber
and logs. A dispatch states that
bridge No. 40 at Reeds mills on
the Pan Handle route, was
washed away and freight train
going east was plunged into the
stream and badly wrecked. En-
glneer Burke and hremen :
Mccormick have not been found.
and il is feared they are buried be-
meath the locomotive. Much dam ,
age and loss to farming property
has also been reported. AtAlbany,
Ohio, Elmer Armstrong; farm
was flooded and a band of eighty
sheep drowned. The corn crop has
been pretty extensively flooded in
q large number of places. Quaker
City, Ohio, was flooded at many
places, and citizens were COM
PEELED to move 70 the second stories
of their houses.
Tee Death I.ist eff Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 14.-All the UNI
dertakers but one reported last