Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-29

leans.
Train Esabbrr Arrested
GALVESTON, Aug. 2S.-A NelUs
special says that Sherman Henry
Collins, the leader of the gang of
train robbers, was arrested this
morning near the Home Station
after a sharp skirmish in viii cb
Collins's leg was badly shattered.
Government Atd fur yicksburg
sufferers.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2S.-Secre-
tary McCreery has ordered rations
and medical stores for 1000 people
for twenty days, provided a train
can be obtained to run through from
Chicago to Vlcksburg.
The psussinn Anti socialist nup,
BERLIN, August 2S.-The bill
against Socialists adopted by the
Federal Council empowers the po-
lice to prohibit Socialist associa-
tions, and provides for appeals to
tho committee of the Federal
Council.
fonr Chnnces for Emintyraiiou.
OMAHA, Aug. 18.-Col. Hogg, of
Oregon, one of the largest land
owners of the Pacific Coast and the
most active in inducing immigra-
tion, arrived heIe to-day, returning
from a visit to his agent in Europe.
He has travelled through Great
Britain, Germany aud France and
predicts a small immigration dur
ing the coming year. Indian
troubles have given Oregon and
Idaho bad reputation, while the
labor difficulties have caused q
widespread belief that this coun-
try is OVERLOOKING with laborers.
He says that the German authori-
ties are particularly active in pre-
venting immigration.
The scogege at memphis.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2S.- Eighty new
cases are reported up to noon to.
day. The indications are of an
increase in the death rate. The
negroes this morning became clam
orous for rations. About 1000 men,
women and children surrounded
the commissary depot, and it was
found necessary to station guard
from the colored military company
to keep back the crowd. Numbers
of well people are still leaving the
city aided by the Citizens Com.
mittee. The Howard Association
this morning opened the Market
Street Public school building as an
infirmary for the reception of pau
per sick. They also established
medical corps of ten physicians un-
der the direction of DR.. R. w.
Mitchell.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-New
cases, 900; deaths, 81.
The Sufferers.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-The
Howard Association relief list is
gradually increasing. The new ap-
plicati0ns are now about 125 daily.
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton now have 100 patients on
their relief list. Seven hun
dred cases of fever have
occurred at Vicksburg.
a dispatch to the Pcayune from
Col. Bennett dated Br0okhaven,
Miss, says there is not q case of
yellow fever in and around Brook
haven and he cannot hear of O case
in any town between Canton and
New Orleans. Reports from coast
towns along the Mobile road show
there ia no fever at any point be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
the Chicago RcIief
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Collections
to-day for the yellow fever suffer-
ers up to noon were $4,000.
The servinu Ministry Resigned.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Servian
ministry has resigned. Ristics has
been entrusted with the formation
of a new Cabinet.
what the PesGh Council does.
PEsTH, Aug. 28.-The District
Council supports the Vice Burgo-
master in his resistance to the ille-
gal requisition, and has decided to |
petition Parliament to terminate
the Bosnian occupation, which is
running Hungary
E"si viii not Back turkey
again.
LONDON. Aug. 2S.-The Times
says that England will never again |
guarantee Turkish loan, or help
raise one.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-It is feared
that Lazsis will burn Batoum. The
Bosnian insurgents are estimated |
to number 65, 900.
A Chinese mission is about to go |
to Russia to negotiate regarding |
the frontier question.
Ala from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28.-At O meet
ing of influential citizens yester-
day, presided over by Mayor Whit
ley, a resolution was adopted in |
viting the public to subscribe for
the relief of the yellow fever suffer-
ers of the Gulf States. A commit
tee was appointed to make collec-
tions.
Organising Gev-r.mcmt in the
East.
PHILLIPovIoH, August ga
council has been formed at Seva.
jero composed of five Mahome-
dams, three Catholic, six Orthodox
and four Jews. From this body
Fozli Pasha, of the former civil
government, has been appointed
Mayor. There is n momentary ces-
sation Of military operations until
the four newly mobilized divisions
have arrived at their destination.