Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-08
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Passing sousn.

V'VSs NsssSs
Passengers Passiug Soutn,
MOJAvE, June Wv Temple
Mrs K P Stevens, Mrs Cushing and
daughter, Mrs Brest, Mr. Steere, w
Jones, Major ] r Schowski, ] Men,
9 delson, Carrie Cohn, Mr. Mills. Mrs
Hill, w r StandIfer, ] Cochran, b
! w Gaskill wife and two children.
w Van Dyke, w Aguirre, II A
Sanchez, II G Wiley, Mr. Hamil-
ton, L I'll Henderson, M M Cumoch
Jr.
San FS"nciscO Nominations.
| SAN Francisco, June 7-The
republican Nominating Conven-
ton last night adopted platform
and made the following nomina.
tons for delegates to the Constitu.
tional Conventions: From the 9th
District, John Curry, Nathaniel
Bennett; 10th District, Cornelius
Cole. j. P. Jackson, Winfield s.
Redding; 11th District, John w.
Dwinelle. w. H. Patterson, John
W. Littlefield; 18th District, iona.
than Kitteridge, A. L. Post, Alex.
Campbell, Jr.; 18th District, r.
Guy Mcclellan, w. X. FORSYTH.
These nominations were made final
by vote Of the Convention.
The Democratic Convention also
met and completed its ticket,
winch now stands as follows, a
number of changes having been
made: For delegates at large, J.
Campbell Shorb, John w. Will
iiams, Cameron H. King,
J. w. Harding, Charles a
sumner, Edward G. Marshall,
Dr. }. L. Lord and II. p. Irving; for
county delegates, G. ]. Blackburn. |
John &. Burch, J. II. Bos:wick, A.
Z. Bradford, Thomas Boyce, Julius
CERT, |. N. Choynski, r. NJ. Clark
son, W. H. Dalrymple, John S.
Enos, w. p. Frost. Frank Foley.
Henry George, Robt. Goodwin, w
=. Hobbs, John j. Lane, j. J.
Mountain, P. J. Morgan, ]. M.
Malone, J. G. MoEney, Thn".~- -
.~,., y. !. Page, J.. ii. I Pes. e
inper. Abner Reed E, r. steal. s,
9, Tl,lon. A. 6. Taylor, Ii. !. ridsa.
ton, NJ. Ward, L. 2. Wsrd aud NJ
G. Haley.
For Ioint delegate from San
Mateo and San Francisco-T. II. !
Bissop.
The Ptandert"- d .nn"ck~.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA /
Boise City dispatch says that five
men scouting up Bruneau Valley
found all the settlers gathered at ,
Robinson's rancho and fortified. !,
The .YslleY Vaa raided by Indians
last Sunday 'gnd rohhAI of all its
Stock. It" The settlers saw band of
Indians mum bering about TWO hun
dred, aud driving abaGt six huns
ared Lorses, making all speed pp the
valley towards the upper waters Of
the Owyhee river in the vi
entity Of Battle Mountain.
Col. Hender, with sixty cavalry, Is
in pursuit. Information has been
received that the Bannocks mur-
dered one man and two Pluto In. .
dlans near Big Springs csn the Elk /
stage fouu. fhe bodies of three |
whites were found a few miles ts-
low Genp's ferry pn Snake river,
two Of whom-AJdlin Balconi and,
Robt. Ferguson Awere = Of Rock .
Creek Station. Numerous large
and email bands of Indians age
raiding the county 10 many direc::
ti0ns. Stages continue I'd run
strongly guarded, but are
delayed by the loss of stock, a
party just 'arrived.fraia the Qwy nee
county report u Dand Of Rannoeks
campea in that vicinity, who have
been killing stock and committing
many other depredations for sew
eral weeks and growing daily more
insolent towards the whites, Fam,
lilies are gathering at Silver City
and other points for safety and the
people are awaiting the arrival of
!he z u, regulars g Win tie Ereaseeet
| S6n F.anc;sc. Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. June Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Inactivet
ehoipe milling Sl.s5@1 S7s; Walla
Walla $l.65@l.gO Barley-Yery
dull; feed $lO0@l OF; brewing
81 05@1.lO. Oats-Quiet; light feed
| 81. aO@1 Sa; choice VI 45@l 50.
Corn-pun; large yellow So O2t;
white So %. Pofatoes-Active at
lower ratesj new So 50@2 90. Hay
Firm; new S1,OO@12 90; old $500
@l5.0O. Wool--Very dull south
ern bury l9@l5cI free ls@l9ci
northern 22@24c.
stocGers and susr".
SAN FRANCISCO, June Z-It IL
stated that has5s Of
compromise has been agreed
upon by the leading mag
mates of the Comstock, represent
ing all the prominent mining com
panies aud AdolphSutro. the leading
iebre se ntatiye 6f ths Sptro tunnel
Cdmpany. The terms Of the 'oOm-
! promise have not yet transpfred,
; but enough is known to warrant
the statement that the compromise
, Will havea most favorable effect
:. I'D pomstoek stfA'ssks: f's q:
JAcKsoVNILLE, Fla, June e.
Before the House subcommittee
i. to-day, A. A. Allen testified that
in November, 1875, he was Sheriff
of Baker county, and made can
vass with the County Judge. He
A continued: "On the 10th of No
vember a man named Driggers
came to see me and said we were
beat IL we did not do something
He said he could make q canvass
/ said we hat nd Justice of the
, Peace, He said he had one who
was all right, named Bill Green
/ told him | would canvass will