Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-09


New YORK, Oct. S.-The Panama
Star just received says, "a claimant
has appeared for portion of the
immense fortune left by the late
Michael Reese, of California, in the
person of Isabella Ancona, native
of Panama. She claims to have
been the wife of the deceased mil
lionaire and that her son Ricardo
is their legitimate offspring'
The Aaventtsts TO nave con.
ference.
New YORK, Oct. Sth. -Prepara-
tions are making for conference
of believers in the pre-millenial
advent of Jesus Christ. This is to
be held at the church of The Holy
Trinity, this city, October 30th and
31st ard November lst. A circular
has been issued setting forth the
object of the conference and giving
the names of Bishops, professors,
ministers and Others who unite in
approving the call.
a Ren0Hstrance.
New YORK, Oct. Sth.-A reno,
STRANGE has been sent nv a. On.
Inn uonsa to Soc > the Clear
an.; ~. -Ouse W -oretary Sherman
.-...nst MS order requiring senders
of National Bank currency intend
ed for redemption to pay the ex-
pressage on it In advance. 1t is
claimed that the order bears un-
equally on the large as compared
with the small cities and towns.
The santa Cruz Insurrec,ion.
NEW YORK, Oct. Sth.-The dis
patch announcing that the iDsur-
rection in Santa Cruz is drawing to
an end, says: The French and Eng.
lish men, -of-war are protecting the
towns, while the Danish soldiers
and loyal volunteers are securing
the country. Occasional conflagra-
tions are occurring, but a msjority
of the rioters are seeking to save
themselves by fight. Many of the
leaders are in custody. Seventy
sugar estates are reported burned,
and the report that half of the
Frederickstadt is in ashes is con-
firmed.
The Elections East.
CHICAGO, Oct. Sth. wing
is the latest reports received from
the Iowa election: Twenty towns
give Hall, Rep, for Secretary of
State, 1866 majority; II towns,
Rothrock, R., for Supreme Judge,
9l3 majority; 3 towns, McCord, r.,
for Congress, First District, 2S8
majority; Price, r., for Congress,
Second District, probably elected.
One town gives O'Donnell, Dem,
for Congress, II majority; 9 towns,
Deering, r., for Congress, Fourth
District, 359 majority; one town,
Clarke, r., for Congress, Fifth Dis.
trict, 80 majority; Sampson, r., for
Congress, Sixth District, as far as
heard from, LOIS majority; one
town, Gillett, Greenback-Dem., for
Congress, Seventh District, 3 ma
jority; Carpenter, r., for Congress,
Ninth District, 272 majority in 5
towns.
CHICAGO, Oct. Sth. p. NJ
from Iowa: Seven towns give Hall,
r., for Secretary of State, 439 ma
jority; three towns give Rothrock,
r., for Supreme Judge, 4S6 major
ity; three towns give Carpenter,
r., for Congress, 10Y majority; one
town in the Fourth District, gives
Deering, r for Congress, 80 ma
jority.
Private advices from Columbus,
Ohio, indicate a victory for the Re-
publican State ticket.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9th.-The latest
reports from Ohio say the Republi-
cans claim the State ticket by
At least 5000 majority.
CHICAGO, Oct. Sth. A Columbus
lispatch says about one-third of
.he State shows Republican gain
IF about 1900.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 8, 1925 p.
Mn l3 townships there is q Re-
claim Hanna elected |
n this district. The indications
ire that the Democrats will elect
he State ticket by about 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. S.-Returns
hus far very meagre. A full vote
las been polled. Thirteen town
hips in various parts of the State
how Republican gain of four on
secretary of State over the vote of
Governor in 1876. The Nationals
ain in the same townships 4S
he Republicans claim the election
+ Hanna in the Indianapolis Con-
ressional district.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Stb.-Forty-
TX townships show small Demo-
ratio gains. The National vote