Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-22
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Morning kilograms.
Passengers GOiug sousb.
MOJAvE, Sept. 2l.-E. E. Chill
son, r. Patton, Mrs. l.. Collins, g.
B. Montevede, l.. Maderson, e.
Whalen, McMullen and lady.
Saa FrRneiAcn Nmrkrsr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-
Wheat continues inactive; ship.
ping, ST. 65@1.873; superfine, 81. So
@1.55; milling, 81 67a@1 70. Bar
ley quiet; coast feed, 873c@S1; bay.
$1.02t@1.124; brewing. 81 1901 20
Oats-California, $1.15@1 55, Corn
quiet. Potatoes-Cutiey Cove.
81 45@1.60; other kinds, $1.25@
LAO. Hay unchanged.
Exci,emsml In Virginia cay.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, Sept. 21-
The streets are crowded with ex.
cited Spectators to-day. Sierra
Nevada and Ophir are the chief at.
fractions. The quartz struck in
the Ophir incline is 70 feet above
the 2,200-f foot level, and has been
penetrated nine feet. The assays
average seven dollars. Experts
consider the development very i'm.
pOrtant.
the C.nditsoa nr The s.u,h.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The general
outlook shows but iitlle abatement
of the fever in the South. The re.
ports for yesterday show thirteen
deaths at Vicksburg. Among the
deaths to-day is that of William A
Fairchild, Past Grand Master and
Commander Knights Templar. At
Canton there were twenty new
cases and five deaths. There Is
great suffering at Greenville, there
being no rail and but little river
mmuDication, and telegraphic
communication is interrupted.
Frankiiu Counsy Mass Pay.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21--Judge
Treat, of the U. s. District Court,
to day issued a peremptory man.
damus to compel Franklin county,
this State, to pay its defaulted in.
terest on some 100000 of county
bonds.
O'R.isiy D+c,sm<s.
Boston, Sept. 2l.--John Boyle
OReIlly, nominated for State Au.
ditor by the Butler Democratic
Convention, has declined.
New Yurk-.isig R.bbrey..-Bix Law
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Oue of the
largest dry goods houses in the city
has been extensively robbed
through r. conspiracy among the
OF one class of articles
alone there have been 5000 pieces
stolen. The police are now ARE st.
ing the thieves, receivers and go.
betweens.
The U. S. Attorney has sued G..
p. FL. Archer, for many years
agent Of the Erie r.
r., to recover 500, 900 back income
tax on his earnings as agent from |
1852 to 1872.
Schusz 4 Will V.siI Cimciu untt.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2lst.-Carl
Schurz will visit Cincinnati Sep
eth and deliver an address
upon pending financial issues.
The s"cialiss Problem sn Berlsm.
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.--The Parlia.
Committee on the Anti.
Socialist Bill have adopted, bv o
vote of thirteen to eight, the |
amendment proposed by Herr Las
ked, that the Socialist Societies
under prohibition are such
as endaEger the public peace. The
relative to the adminis-
tratiOn of Socialist funds by the
authorities was adopted, the Ma
tional Liberals and Conservatives
voting against the Ultramontanes
and Progressists. Count Won EN-.
lenbey, Minister of the Interior,
during the discussion expressed the |
hope that an agreement would be |
reached on the basis of the propo-
sails of Herr Lasked.
Ab""t Gnmbets"'. speech
LONDON, Sept. 21.-A correspon.
dent at Paris telegraphs that, not
the appreciation |
which Gambetta's speech at
Rouen, Wednesday, met with on
the part of the Republican press, Ii
has made moderate Republicans
uneasy. 1t is not thought that the
will contribute to
the success of the Senatorial
for 1t opens up
field to discussion in which adver-
saries Of the Republic will find 1t
easy to exaggerate the orators
words and show that the Republic |
proposes to lay hands on every ex-
isting institution In a, revolutions
ary sense. The correspondent
heard. the speech objected to by
men who are neither Clerical nor
Monarchist nor Bonapartist, who
regret Gam betta's formulated pro.
gramme, the smallest fault of
which is that 1t is inopportune.
sick ness In cyprus.
LONDON, Sept. 2lst.-There has
been u new outbreak of fever
the troops In Cyprus.
Twenty-one deaths have occurred
since the occupation begun. Four
hundred men are now sick out of
a total of 1922.