Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-14

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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l3cCol-
lection day; markets inactive.
Wheat--Staguant; holders firm;
shipning. ST 85@l 70;milling,$l l.67a
@I rs Barley Coast feed dull aI
9Oc@SI; hay, $1.O72@l. is; brewing,
" l5@l 70 Oats-California, LIS
@1 So. Corn-SmalI yeilow, 81. rs
al 80. Potatoes---D.ma good
Cnffry's Cove, S1.40@1.50; other
kinds, 81 I8@l.25.
ssu rsa"cisro G'o,iee Court News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18th. I'm
the Police Court this morning,
William Baker, who some weeks
since shot the young girl, Adeline
Baker, because she r. jected lbs adj
dresses, was held to answer for as
sanli to murder, with bail fixed at
$50, 900.
In the case of ex Supervisor Kel-
| ly. charged with the murder of his
brother in-law, John Russell, the
evidence taken at the Coroner's in.
quest was submitted, and the
Court dismissed the case on the
ground of self.defence.
a Fenrf"I Tragedy IN visnii..
VIsALrA, CAL, Sept. ia fear
ful tragedy occurred IN Visalia
last night. William J. White,
having cause to suspect his wife's
chastity, told her yesterday that Le
would be abs ant from home day,
but last night about 9o'clock he 81 :.
lently entered the house and Sc
creted himself. About 10 O'Clock
DR.. Mehrlng, the family physician.
came in ami entered Mrs. Whites
bedroom. White went I'm and u
scufHe ensved In which White cut
MeiIring's throat from ear to ear
with pocket-knife, and also cut
him IN other places. Mehring died
before help arrived. Mrs. White
states that the doctor was on pro-
fessionai visit
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BOSTON, Sept. l3th.-The Lynn
Democrats last evening elected is
Butler and 19 anti-Bu,ler delegates
to the Siate Convention. The
Democrats of Taunton elected q
delegates, all favoring Butler and
Brackton and P"ppington elected
anti. Butler delegates.
Ordered Ready fer rSO.ss~n,saOpie.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Admin
istrative Department of the Rus
sian Staff at San Stefauo has been
ordered to be- ready to start for
Adrianop!e September 18th.
Germ.n Pol,scs.
LONDON, Sept. IL "A BeilIn
dispatch says that Conservative
journals show great vexation at the
results of the elections for officers
of the Reichstag, which signally
EXPRESSES the helplessness of their
party. The election demonstrates
that limited Conservative cannot
carry the house against the united
Liberals except with the
help OF the Ultramontanes, but
a reconciliation wi h the latter
seems as far off as ever. If the
Liberals act together they can de.
feat the anti-Socialists, but 1t Is be.
level that some compromise will
he made which will gain the sup
port Of the moderate Liberals aud
secure the passage OF the bill.
FRINGE Bismarck is expected from
Castein Tuesday.
Eastern w"s News,
LONDON, Sept. lith.--A Vienna
dispatch says thai, although recent
announcements as to the inteHio
of General Phillipovich to send
back his cavalry in consequence ol
the scarcity OF fodder had some.
what prepared the public mind fnl
u re!rograde, movement, yet the
news that the headquarters are
about to be removed to Brod has
produced All almost bewildering eff
feet. Newspapers, for obvious reas-
ons, refrain from criticism Of the
movement. The Fremden Bluft
suggests, as all explanation, that
General Phillipovich wants to es-
tablish better communications
with other corps and Vienna dur
ing the winter. The same
despatch says that the
announcement that Russia
has asked Servia not TO disband
her troops is unfavorabIy com
mehted ON. A despatch fron
Pesth says that there is npcSh,. H.. Dc.
preston mere In conseqiience of the
determined resista nee of the B,s.
nians. There Is hardly a family /,
Peslh but has some member in III,
army.
s"""t sch"uva'oT's Mission.
VIENNA, Sept. 18th. - Coun
Scli"uvalof, now here, is charge,
To sound the Austrian Government
in regard to steps for enforcing III,