Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

Gn'vsstoo (rexas) Estab'tshes
Quarus,ttne.

from injected districts Will be de-
tanned. TIE steamship Harlan, of
the Morgan line, with freight from
New Orleans, was not permitted
to pass the quarantine station and
returned to Morgan City without
discharging. The city Is clean and
healthy, aud the authorities are
carrying out extensive sanitary
measures.
J"siice Mhler COmvsIrAcent.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Justice
Miller was out to-day for the first
time since his recent Illness, look
Ing pale but much better.
Mexico Looking WRiIike.
SAN ANTONIO, July 3O.-Offi,isl
information from tho border SAYS
that the Mexican Government is
organizing its inhabitants, both
Indian and Mexicans, into compa-
nies to operate against the Ameri-
cans. The most notorious charac.
ters on the border hold commits
missions from the Mexican Gov
ernment. Orales, a notorious
raider is in command of company
near a new town OH the Mexican
side above Piedres Negras. Kicka-
poo Indians have been enrolled to
defend the town Of Suagoosa
against Mackenzie should he fol.
low the raiders across the Rio
Grande to that place. There is
almost cessation offriendIy rela.
tions between American and Mexi-
can officers. The Porvenir,
Mexican paper at Piedras Negras,
announces that Col. Muncio has
ample force to destroy the Gringos.
There has been no modification of
orders given regarding the follow
ing of raiders into Mexico.
Ke.r.-y In pa...n
BosToN, July 30.-The commit.
tee on reception of Kearney met
to-day to arrange for an opening
meeting. Kearney said he wished
to rest, but would be ready to be-
gin work after next Sunday. 1t
was finally decided to hold the
opening meeting at Faneuil Hall,
Morday.
IudtHn Justice.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The
United States Indian Agent at
Lemhi, Idaho, writes to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs an
nouncing the murder by two or
more Indians belonging to the
Lemhi Agency OF Bannocks of
"John," an old Indian we'll known
In that section as a desperate. 1t
appears that Bannock John MUIR
dered white man a few days ago
on Camas Prairie and the Indians
feared retaliation on the part of the
whites and were thus induced to
execute summary justice.
The Potter Inquiry.
New YORK, July 30.-Ex- Gov
ernor Palmer, of Illinois, before
the Potter Committee, said he had
heard Mr.. Asher say that Levisse
had pronounced the election q
fraud, and said he would vote for
Tilden as Elector for 100000. Til
den and Nichols were, In wit
ness's opinion, fairly elected.
Should an affair like the Pinkston
outrage happen in Illinois he would
bring the perpetrators to justice or
leave the State. After little more
unimportant testimony the Com
mittee adjourned till August 18th.
Mexican Revolutionary It~lns,
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-The
Galveston Ne,Os has a Browns
willie special which says that, on the
the 9th Jose Maria Amador,
Miguel Palacois, Pedro Martinez
and Estamalio Martinez, Revolu.
tionary leaders, with 300 men at
tackled the town of Rio De Carte
rez, Mexico. They were dafeated,
Amodor and Palacois killed and
Estamalio Martinez wounded.
General Escobedo arrived at
Monterey on the 23j aud is confined
in the Palace Del Gabrino
where he Ia furnished with COM
Portable quarters and receives
courteous treatment from his cap
tors. 1t is expected that he will
soon pass through Matamoras, en-
route to the City Of Mexico.
Qu ,rnnsinIng Against New Or
New ORLEANS, July 3d.
Franklin, Louisiana; Natchez and
Port Gibson, Miss, and other viii
lagos have esta blished quarantine
against New Orleans.
Mcvickera bankrupt.
CHICAGO, July 2O.-J. II. Nc
Wicker, for many years proprietor
of McVicker's Theatre, and we'll
known In the dramatic world, filed
g voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to o-day; liabilities S65e,000. OF this
amount half u million is a judg-
ment against him as one of the
bondsmen for David A. Gage, ex-
City Treasurer, who defaulted in q
large amount to the city in 1874.
The NautiIus Heard Fr m.
LONDON, July 30.-The little
craft Nautilus from Boston, forty
five days out, passed Sicily island
yesterday. All well.
The AustrIRns Emt0r Bosnis.
VIENNA, July 30.-A private tel
egram states that Gen. PhillOpo-
vich crossed the frontier into Bos-
MIA this morning. He was met by
Turkish Major, who presented a
document supposed to be d protest,
and pressed it upon him, but the
General refused to receive it and
the Major ultimately took the
paper away. The Austrians also
effected a crossing at Berlin. Gen.
Phillorovich instructed his staff to
show the Inhabitants of Bosnia
the greatest ciVility, hut to adopt
most rigorous measures against re-
sistance.
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