Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
Morning kilograms.
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Passengers GOlnx south.

Passengers GOinx south.
MoJAvE, Aug. 26.-J. H. Malo
ney, A. B. Hunt, Mrs. e. N. Nc
Donald, Mrs. G. N. Baker, Mrs
Ambrose. Mr.. HI. Jenkins, Mr.. E
N. Mcdonald, VIM. Shepherd, L
j. Rose, Il. Godchaux, A. p. Moore
G. McMillen, VIM. Rea, M. Il
Cashen, DR.. N. l.. Coon.
MoJAvE, Aug 26th.-S b Gas
well, A Bateman, T Thrown.
Party Ambu-hea ami Killed by In
BOISE CITY, Aug. 26th. On tn,
10th inst, VIM. Munday, f. S
Smith, Thomas Healy, and Jacot
GrOssclose left Indian valley IL
pursuit of some Indians who had
stolen their stock. At moor
Tuesday, near the falls of Payette
they were fired upon by indiana
concealed in the rocks and all kill
ed except Smith who was unhorseC
and wounded but succeeded In
making his escape. Major Dunn
with 100 infantry has gone in pur,
suit of the Indians.
VIM. ID. Morris, prominent cit.
izen, died here this morning.
Killed by Cabbie stoue.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-Thos.
Mccarthy aged about twenty, died
in the city prison this morning
from the effects of a blow on the
head from cobble stone. George
Graham, his assailant, has been ar.
rested. The encounter took place
OIL Sacramento, near Pike street.
More Indiaa Troubles Threatened
PORTLAND, Ogn., Aug. 26th.-
Reports have been received here OF
serious Indian troubles threatened
at Priests Rapids on the Columbia
river. and that several settlers in
that vicinity have been killed.
Troops will leave Cellilo for that
point Wednesday. Gen. Howard,
now at Umatilla, will probably ac-
company them.
New WORK far sutro.
GUTRO, New, Aug. 26.-This
morning ground was broken for the
south lateral branch of the Sutro
Tunnel at a point 1915 feet from
the tunnel. The entrance to this
branch will he of the same dimen-
sions as the main tunnels feet in
height by 10 feet in width, and will
be extended first to the Julia
mine and from thence southerly
to Gold Hill and Gold Cafion,
while another branch will diverge
in the neighborhood of the Bel
cher mine towards American fiat.
A north lateral branch will be
commenced as soon as a full under.
standing is arrived at with the
Bonanza and other mines. The
distance to the Julia mine Is pre-.
cisely 1,400 feet, and, since work
will also be commenced from It's
shaft, 1t is expected that connec.
ton can be made by the first of
December next.
snn Er"n.i.c" MmsAe,s.
SAN FRANCISCO, August &C.,
Flour, unchanged. Wheat, demand
fair, but at easier prices; shipping,
$1.723@1.75; milling, $l.723@1.75;
pinched, $1.374@L579. Barley,
quiet; bay feed, $i.O73@1.124.
Corn, nominal. Oats, unchanged.
Rye, $l.174@1.20, nominally. Po-
tatoes, white, $1@l.124; red, ST.
@1.3S. Hay, steady; stock, $7@9;
choice wheat, S19@l4.
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WASHINGTON, Aug, 26.-The
Treasury Department will to-day
issue call for the redemption of
five millions of $50 bonds of '65 and
Consuls of So, two and q half mill
ions of which will he coupon and
two and half million registered
bonds.
Must s"pp seas liiicis DistiBiing.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. &c.
Commissioner Raum has tele.
graphed Collector Woodcock to
employ all the men necessary to
suppress Illicit distillation of spir-
its in that district.
Patterson WANTS Amnesty.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The
Post claims to have seen letters
from prominent South Carolina
Republican I'm which it is stated
that Senator Patterson has propos-
ed to Governor Hampton to resign
from the Senate if he can be assur-
ed of full amnesty and exemption
from the present legal movement
for the prosecution.
Couovcr steps Down ANA Ous.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26th.-.The
Post will publish tomorrow the in.
terview with Senator Conover, in
which the latter says that he in
tends to decline the nomination for
the Lower House in the First Dis
trict of Florida, on the ground that
there Is SO much apathy OH the
part of the Administration
anent Republicans as to make the
race on his part useless expense.
The Post also declares that Senator
Spencer, during his late visit here,
has made up with the Administra-
tion, and has procured several ap-
pointments in his interest for Ala.
bama.
The PAcsfic NJ all aud Cnion Pacific.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-It is stated
that a new contract has been drawn
UP which will be signed by officers
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com