Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Doing south

Passengers Going south.
MoJAvE, Sept. 19.--E f Wilcox
w A Walter, Mrs Hunt and son,
s Chapman, H Hancock, H Mar
shall, w TClark, Capt Burns an,
family. f Hanniman, 3 r Gray
Chss Cummings, b ] Candy.
San FraacIscs Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l8.-Flou
-steady; wheat-quIet; shipping
81 ;67t@l.7o; milling, $l.70@l.724
of grade, $1.25@1.6O. Barley
steady; coast feed, 9Oc@$l; dr.,
feed, $l@l.10; brewing, $1.1561 20
chevalier, 81 75@1 so 0sts---ur-
changed. Co n --S,,,Ss small, yei
low, $115. Rye-nominally, ST. q
@1 %. Hay-steady, $7@ls. Pc.
Enthusiastically. Wool-very dull
and stock accumulatipg; $s@16.
A L-p~r on Exhibition.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l9.-
Shortly after noon to-day DR.. G. G.
O'Donnell made his appearance in
II wagon on the street, having on
the seat beside him hideous aud
disgusting Chinese Ieper. He
drove through the principal streets,
stopping occasionally {, display
bis acquisition. A crowd followed
him, the ranks of VIII ch were con-
staDtly augmented. O'Dounell
finally stopped on Market street In
front of the Palace Hotel aud be.
gan to harangue the crowd,
which had increased to thou.
sands, completely blocking the
street. He said the existence
of leprosy in the city had been de.
MED by the medical faculty and be
proposed to prove its presence by
ocular demonstration. In u few
minutes a policeman stepped up
and arrested O'Donnell on the
charge of obstructing the public
streets and exhibiting a diseased
aud deformed person. The crowd
showed some disposition to prevent
the arrest, but O'Donnell coun.
selled discretion. He and his pet
were driven TO the city prison,
where O'DOnnell was released on
bail and steps taken to dispose of
the leper in proper manner.
The CnnHdia" EIecsiens-Csine e.e
strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia
Victoria dispatch says that the op-
position victories in Canada East
have created much interest there.
Sir John A. Mcdonald, having lost
his seat for Kingstop, Ontario, he
has been put forward as a candi-
date in Victoria City, and will un.
doubtedly be elected
The Chinese strike continues.
Great Inconvenience is experienced
by housekeepers in consequence of
the lack of servants
The stHse Fair.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 19.-The Sec
ond grand parade of stock took
place ut 10 o'clnck this morning, in
the presence of several Thousand
people. To the thoroughbreds was
assigned the honor of leading; next
followed the trotters. the show of
horses extending from the grand
stand 10 the three quarter pole,
TINS being more than three. fourths
of mile i'm length. Never before
was SO much stock at Sacramento
any time. Next came the cattle, IA
line of which extended from
the grand stand beyond the
haIf-mile pole. Fit had been pos
sibIe 20 put all the horses and cat
lie In line. 1T would have stretched
out for II mile and u half. Some
Keniuckians who were OIL the
grand stand expressed the opinion
that California is now abreast of
the blue grass State in fine horses
aud cattle.
Some six or seven hundred troops
are camped out ut Camp Irwin,
in the rear of the State Capitol.
The main body of the troops ar
rived this morning from San Fran.
cisco at about 8 o'cluck, on the
steamer Pride of the River. Their
detachment consisted Of the First
Regiment, Second Brigade, under
OF Colonel Woodlands.
rhey were met at the wharf by
the Placerville Guards, Sacramento
City Guards and Sarsfield Guards. |
The troops, headed by their fine
band, marched up X street to camp,
with a crowd of spectators on the |
sidewalks. The First California
Light Battery also came this
morning with battery of
men and the Emma
Guards, forty strong. The jackson |
Dragons arrived on the Julia and |
are the guests of the Sacramento |
Huzzsrs. There will be grand re-
view of troops at P. NJ. by Gov.
Irwin as Commander-in- Chief. |
Postmaster. General Key is expect.
I'd by the Eastern-bound train to.
morrow, which will be grand
gala day of the Society. The banks
md business houses of Sacramento |
will be closed.
The vis"ssa Murder Case.
VIsALIA, Sept. 10th.-This morn.
ng Judge Clark announced that he
would not render a decision in the
White examination until the eyj.
lence in the case had been tram
and White was remanded |
% Jail.
Why the Louisiana Repub,icou
con nve0sion Adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19th.-The |
of the Republican !
State Convention Is reported to
have been the result of the infiu.
.nce of the present State Commit
zee, who desired to retain their