Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20

Director of the National Bank of
Baltimore, was robbed of $27, S75 in
bonds and $4,000 in cash. The
robbery occurred in broad daylight
and at the busy time of day; but,
so far as known, there is no clue to
the perpetrators. 1t is understood
that the bonds and money were
kept in an ordinary bank box, but
all the gentlemen connected with
the affair were extremely reticent
yesterday and keep the details
secret.
tie sef fs0m New YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19th.-The
Southern Relief Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day sent
$500 to the Howard Association
at Memphis. $2.50O to the Memphis
Citizens Relief Committee aud
$500 to New Orleans.
Chiesyo's Fever Contr,huisous.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9th.-lotal yell
low fever fund, $73,279, of which
$33 ,344 has been sent South by the
Citizens Committee.
DR.. Luppo Dew. with th. Fever.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Siuee yes
terday noon there have been 81
deaths reported. Among the new
cases reported this morning are
DR.. Il. II. Force, Of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, and DR.. Luppo, of Los
Angeles, California, DIR. Hiram
Pearce. of Cincinnati, Ohio, died last
evening. Attorney Gen. Luke K.
Wright, who had been convales-
ing for several days, took a relapse
yesterday and is quite Ill to-day.
sherman Hired of ORce.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19th.-A Times
Washington special says that Sec
retary Sherman, through his
brother-in-law, C. w. Moulton, au-
nounces that he is tired of public
life and would be glad to retire
from his twenty-five years OF col-
tinuous service II the specie re-
sumption question were only set
tied. He is very much annoyed by
the attacks made upon him for the
change in his financial views.
New Cases and Deaths
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19th.-
Deaths 81; cases reported 1876; prior
to the 10Th inst, 1853.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. lSth.--
Deaths s; new cases 81. .
Gre-nbnck Candidate,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. 10
The Greenbackers of the Fourth
Congressional District have nomi-
mated James S. Taylor of Danbnry.
nay-- stiil Ju.kessia..
TOLEDO. Sept. 10th.
aud Mrs. Hayes arrived from Free
mont this morning to attend the
fair.
Fsvs~ Ab"sing at li,cEnso.
CAIRO, Ills Sept 10Th. "A tele-
gram from Hickman gives a more
favorable report-four new cases
for the "a hours ending this morn
Ing ard 10 deaths.
Tine scourse AbNtinK-Card Of
Thanks.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. 19th.-In
justice to our many friends, too
numerous to mention, all over our
beloved land, we issue this our cir
cular to notify them that we are
no longer in need of provisions or
money-our every want is sup
piled. To our brethren all over
the country we extend the hand of
brotherly love and friendship. We
wilt never be able to repay you,
but we can pray Almighty God to
shield you from the pangs that we
have suffered. The fever is abat-
ing and We have but few cases to-
day to report. We hope for fa-
vorable change.
[Signed] G. w. THOMAS,
Pres't Howard Association.
S. &. DEvINE,
Chairman Relief Com m ittee.
Cons sressI0n~i N. mi aHrse,s.
TRENTON, N j. Sept. 10Th. The
Republicans of the Second Con-
gressional District have nominated
). Howard Pugh.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. l9th.-
The Democrats of the Seventh Die
trict have nominated Heudrck B.
Wright for Congress.
PATTERSON, N. j., Sept. I9th.-
The Fifth District Republican Con.
vention has nominated Chas. II.
Voorhees,.
Americas snip wrecked.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 10.-The
American brig Alex Nichols, from
Cienfueges, with a cargo OF sugar
for Boston, was wrecked on the
Florida coast aud is a total loss.
The first mate, the cook and one
seaman were drowned.
Arrival I I" ShIpwrrekca Crew
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-The
bark Carlos has arrived, with 1853
officers and crew of the Spanish
frigate Pizaro, foundered at sea.
An Old Lady Mard~r~d.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 19th.-An
old lady named Farmer, aged 80,
was murdered yesterday In Clayton
county. Her daughter, who lived
with her, had her skull crushed.
The house was set on fire.