Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-11
Morning kilograms.
Pnssengers 6oinE south.

Cunningham, J w Felt, Mrs Toy
Miss Toy, Jas Mulligan, Mrs Con
nelly, John Stowe, DR. s Bishop
Lieut.. Kingsbury and five soldiers
Mrs Raines and child, T McLair
M Wells.
Market Report.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-Fiou
quiet and steady. Wheat, activ
and firm; choice shipping, $1.70@
1.723; q round sale for shipping a
Sl.75; choice milling, nominal a
$l.75@1.764. Barley. quiet and easy
Coast feed, 95@974c; Bay, $1.05
Oats, dull; common feed, $1.324@
1.60; choice, $1.65@17O. Corn
nominal. Rye, jobbing, $l.2O
Potatoes, firm, $1b@1s. Wool, in
active and prices unchanged.
what the Lord Jury say.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, Aug. 10
Judge Fawcett, this morning, re-
fused to admit the prisoner Lord Il
bail pending another trial in No
vember. From conversation will
the jurors it is learned that some o
them thought that Jones's testi.
money was not corroborated suffi.
GENTLY tojustify them in convictine
the prisoner, while others fatty
disbelieved him, he being directly
contradicted by Cyrus Kenney
Curles will be sent to San Quentir
by the Senator, sails OH Monday
night.
Curious O0verament TrnusSc ION
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-Some
weeks ago, about three million dol.
lars In gold was paid into the sub.
treasury here, the Government pay.
ing out a similar amount in New
York. The transaction was then
considered in the light Of a Govern.
ment transfer of gold to this city,
but subsequent Information puts
the matter in another light, or else
the Government has changed its
tactics. 1t is now learned
that the Post0fflce authorities have
been directed to make arrange.
ments to carry this three millions
with an additional four millions
in gold as third-class mail matter
from here to New York. The date
of the proposed shipment has not
been ascertained, but preparations
are now in progress.
sprend Of r. yer In New Or:eans
NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Yel.
low fever continues to spread, and
is now we'll distributed throughout
the First and Second Districts,
with occasional cases in other
quarters of the city.
The DtssTlers Cnmisg in.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 10
Since the opening of the United
States Court in Greenville 267 cases
of Illicit distillIng have been dis
posed of. A number ma rched in
to-day from the mountains and
pleaded, and o hundred more are
expected on M onday.
~ Destroyed.
CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Terribly
destructive rain, wind and light
ming storms have occurred in New
York, New England and Canada
this morning, especially along the
coast. The loss of life will aggre-
gate probably one hundred; prop.
erty losses, several hundred thous-
and dollars.
suo,Ger Fatal ExpIOsiOn.
SUNBURY, Penn, Aug. 1O.-By
the ex plosion of boiler in the saw
mill of John Gross, at Shamakin
dam, the proprietor, Chas. Elliott
the engineer, and Chas. Freymer a
hoy, were instantly killed. and
Weiss FTeymer, Isaas Fedder and
another man probably fatally in
ured.
R~nch Decision
WASHINGTON, August 10.-The
case of the Rancho De Los Palos
Colorado has been decided by the
of the Interior in favor
of the confirmees, Messrs. Joaquin
Morgan and Juan Bernal.
Destructive Thunder storm.
BOSTON, Aug. 1O.-Reports from
various points in this State and
New Hampshire, particularly
along the coast, indicate thunder
storm to-day, the severest of the
season, causing great damage.
Kearney at I.ynu.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The Her.
AIDS Lynn, Mass, dispatch says
that a large gathering of workmen
around the Eastern rail-
road depot about the hour the sand.
lot orator was expected to arrive.
He came, and the elements 20 mer.
poured forth their wrath
that it was decided not to hold O
meeting till Monday night. The
procession was formed at the Girls.
pin headquarters, headed by brass
band, and ut 8 o'clock tho line OF
march was taken up to the Saga
more House, where Kearney and
the committee on reception were
staying. Arrived there, halt
was made, and about 5000 men
stood out there in the rain and the
missionary from California, made
a short address from the balcony
After expressing his regrets that
the clerk Of the weather was moi
more proritious, he said he wanted
the wOrkingmen of Lynn to take
up new battle cry in the Allan.
tic States. The lecherous
bondholdsr and mortgage smashel
must 60. The battle cry Of The
Pacific is the Chinese must go, and
we want, he said, the missing
links to be forged by the working
men. The country belongs to you
workingmen. This balcony from
which / address you was built By
workingment but blood-sucking
lecherous thieves look on work
ingmen as beneath their no
tice, but they will rue th,
day they trample on the working
men, on the rights of American
citizens. There Is no such thing o.
freed here. The bird of liberty
ia a dunghill rooster, Freedom 4