Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-18
Morning kilograms.
Passengers doing s"usb.

H Wood, w P Johnson, w M Gif
ford, Gen e A Carbin, + l. Cox, +
s Allen, Nj w Reed, Mrs L Hast
l. r Hodgkins.
Dau Fran cisco = Eitz: eraid's Cas-
FATS 10 tho GsOsud-Jbe san Ra
fact Difficulties.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug lit will
be RENE bered that about month
after the recent election one Fitz
gerald a member of the Working
mems party, filed complaint il
the 18th District Court agains
Registrar Kaplan, claiming DANA
ges of $4,000 for throwing out hi
name from the register and depriv
ing him of his vote. The summons
has never been served on Kaplan
1t now transpires that Fitzgerald
did vote. On being at first denied Z
vote at the polls, Fitzgerald wen
to Ksplan and found his name hat
been dropped by mistake arising
from the similarity of the name tt
some other Fitzgerald. Kaplar
corrected the mistake and gave
Fitzgerald note TO the Inspector
at the polls. fitzgerald made
the necessary affidavit and
his vote was duly received
in proof of which, all the
accompanying papers We're found.
1t therefore appears that the suit
has been brought merely for effect,
and that Kearney has been making
use of it In his Eastern tour as evi.
dence of unfair treat ment to which
bis followers were subjected.
The latest advices from San Ra.
fael are to the effect that all is
quiet there. Wellock was inter
viewed last evening by Call re.
porter and stated that he would to.
day go to San Rafael and ask the
contractors on the road to discharge
the Chinese and employ an equal
number of whites at the same
wages. He will then OH
Sunday at the sand lots call for the
necessary number of men to take
the places of the Chinese. He will
march them to the scene Of work
and PUT them In the place of the
Chinese. He further stated in
effect as his reason for dissuading
the workingmen from violence at
the recent mass meeting at San Ra-
fael, that a lot Of drunken fellows
came up there wild with excite
ment TO attack the Chinese, but
that they had no back bone to
them and by the time they had
marched halfa dozen miles and the
effects of the whisky had worked
Off they would all have backed
down from the undertaking.
Eluasebn Bros. EAti.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17th.-The
Einstein Brcs., boot and shoe deal
ers and manufacturers, suspended
yesterday. The liabilities are esti-
mated at $500. 600, half Of which is
due to Eastern creditors. The assets
consisting Of goods, factory, out.
standing accounts and real estate
are supposed to be heavily encum-
bered. The failure is due to heavy
losses in stock speculation carried
on by two members of the firm in
the firm name, but in opposition to
tie wishes of the other members
aud without their knowledge.
sHa FRANCHISE" Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l7th.-
Flour, firm and unchanged. Wheat
good export demand; good ship.
ping, $l.75@1.774; milling, Sl.75@
l.8O. Barley. bay feed, firm, $1.o23
@l.121; brewing, 81 l2a@l.l5; coast
feed, dull and weak, 80 c. c.@$iO0,
Oats, old, firm; new, dull; all kinds
feed, ST. 3O@1. go; milling, 1.65@1.7e,
Corn, Eastern yellow, ST. so. Rye,
firm, ST. 20@l 25. Other articles
unchanged.
Deadly Eraca. Between WATERS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-two
walters, Andrew Jackson and D.
w. Daniels, employed on the river
steamer Alice CARAT, quarrelled
while the boat was lying at the
wharf this morning, when Jackson
drewa pistol and shot Daniels
through the breast, iDhict.
ing probably fatal wound
Jackson was arrested.
AgniOssEinsG,i Bros
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE
attachments levied on the firm
Einstein Bros. thus far are as fol-
lows: BY s. w. Levy, $67, $50;
D. Meyer, $40, 900; G.. Marcles, $50,
900; A. We'll, $4,000; I. Kohn.
$24, 1925; +. J. Lebreton, $4,000; F.
French, $l2,0l5; NJ. Herman, $lO,'
900.
Oruhhed "a De.th--uear VALLEY
Scamp Miu Bnrned.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. IA
little son of Mr.. Joseph Cadd, aged
seven years, was crushed to deatf
between two saw logs at Van Slykt
& Summers's sawmill Yesterday.
The fine forty stamp mill at Bsal
Valley, belonging to Lucky Bald
win, was entirely destroyed by fir,
night before last; supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
The scourge at Grenada.
GRENADA. Miss, Aug. 17.-Th,
scene In this plague-stricken tOwI
for the past twenty -four hours beg
CARS description. The stronges
men, together with the women ant
helpless children, are sick and dy
ing alike. The official death lis
for the last twenty-four hour
numbers IT. The population
has decreased to little ovel
200 whites. But few new cases
are reported as there is no materi-
al to work on. The deaths are
mostly of old cases. NJ. Freeman
and wife, from New Orleans, Ell
route to New York, were put of
the train this morning. Both arr
cases of well developed Yellow
Fever.
McKeunis on the War Path.
New ORLEANS, August 17th.-
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