Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26

NJ MOJAVE, Oct. 25.-Omfi Bulls, w
! NJ Wightman, ] w Ward jr. and
wife, M Huichings, Misses r.
Woodbury., w G Hildebrandt, l. Mi
gel, ] III Hail, Mr. Bohpe, f Majen-
da, l. p Hugler, Mrs Heaver, C J
Pilsbury.
! Sen Francisco S1"raess.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.--Wheat
prime choice shipping, S1.70.
| Barley stagpant and weak. Oats
choice, scarce and worth S1.40. Corn
large and small yellow. 81 All.
Rye-nominal. Hay-good volun-
teer, Sl3; stock, SIS; stubble, 50
Potatoes Cuffty's Cove, 81 $50
l.371; Petalumas, $I.05@I25.
The Cricket Mates.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-In
the cricket match at the Recres-
tion Grounds the Australians re-
sumed the bat this morning, and
are still holding the wickets. The
day is very warm and dusty. The
ground reflects the glare of the sun
90 the extent of making the game
hot work. The Californians are
doing very poor fielding, and don't
stand the ghost of u show against
their opponents.
Ihs CD"si,tUrionni s's"vrNi,"a-
Stt', H,Aru>s8"@ r"wce's'a EitGi.
b,itsy.
SACRAMENTO, Oct 25.-The Con-
vention met at 10 O'clock. Debate
was resumed on the question of
Judge Fawcetts eligibility to a
seat in the Convention, and the
whole time till recess taken up in
speeches.
E7sSOc Among the stuan Crnf..
PHILADELPHIA,O Oct. 25.-From
the Delaware breakwater many
vessels are reported ashore. The
Captain of the oyster sloop Mary
Ann, which arrived this morning,
says that of an oyster fleet of 100
vessels bound to this city on the
morning OF the storm Il num-
ber were sunk, many dam
aged and two lives lost. The Cap
tain, First Mate aud Il seaman of
th5 sloop J. Dever were drowned.
The schooner Buckeye, from Will.
mington, Captain Appleton, mas.
| ter, was wrecked about three miles
from New Castle and the Captain,
! his wife, two sons and u seaman
were drowned. rhe schooner Es.
telle Bright, of this city, was
wrecked on tie Jersy shore, opno-
site New Castle, aud Captain
James Fountain and two colored
seannen were drowned.
r".senxr,- by the wreci."a q
| st-esnes.
BALTIMORE, Oct. % OF the
persons on board the river steamer
| Express, which foundered in the
gale on the morning of the 23j,
| fifteen are known to be saved,
Sixteen are missing, but some of
these may have Teen pickt d up by
passing vessels.
| Killed hss VIII. n.d Hiau-etf.
| CINCINNATI, October 25.-Henry
| w. Tyler, well-known desperado
of Parkersburg, West Virginia,
shot and killed his wife yesterday
and then flied bullet through his
own head, dying in few minutes
afterward.
obs Guiis Df the Late Hi>haE Il ,s' -
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 25.-The
funeral of the late Bishop Rose
Grams was held at st. Joseph's Ca
thedral this morning in the pres
ence of an immense crowd, and
thousands were unable to gain ad.
mittance. AT 8 O'clock the Office
for the dead was celebrated by WIS.,
iling Bishops and Priests. High
Mass was then celebrated by Bishop
T0ebbe and the Gregorian requiem
was chanted. Bishop Foley, of
Chicago, delivered a short sermon,
commemorating the virtues and
faitbfulness of the deceased. The
last rites of the church were then
celebrated, his grace Arch
bishop Purcell and Bishop
Foley, Burgess, Gilmore, Chetard
Kaine and Toebbe participat-
ing. The remains were then
inclosed in vault under the Ca
thedral in the place selected by
Bishop Rosecrans for his entomb.
ment when the cathedral was be-
ing built. The church was pro-
fusely decorated with mourning,
evergreens and flowers. The flags
on the State House were at half
mast, and stores of Catholic mer-
chants were draped with mourning
| Inr fha nhaonIliaa
Denies the Soft Impeachment
vii, nos Harry Tiideu.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Tribune
says that the st. Louis belle, Miss
Nellie Hazleton, whom rumOr had
mentioned as the bride-elect of S.
7. Tilden. avOws that she has never
so much as met the venera BILE bach
eior of Gramercy Park, is not ell
gagged to him, and would not think
vi marrying a man SO much older
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-The
weather is clear; thermometer, To;
deaths, Is; cases reported, 124.
The Temper Of the RuSsian Press
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Journal
de st. Petersburg strongly recon-
mends that the Russians assist the
Ameer of Afghsnistan with off,
GERS, arms and money, and to forti-
~ the passes on which the Russian
position in Asia depends. 1t states
that the Ameer has written to Gen
eral Kaufman, declaring that his
hope is in him alone. The Russian
press unanimously advises that in
direct aid be given the Ameer.