Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02

to tho amount of $1,000. In addi-
tion to this, received $500 per an
mum from each of two mortgages
for acting as trustee, and Mr.. Mess.
ler also testified to the genuineness
OF the signature to receipt for
$4,000.
why CushiDg Withdrew.
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Nov. -
Caleb Gushing withdrew from the
Butler ticket because of his adj
vanced age and not having a years
residence.
a Horrible Gu,rHge by Framps.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1-According
to n dispatch from Port Jervis the
people around Thompson, Penna.,
are earnestly searching for two
tramps who entered the village
school house after the children had
been dismissed, seized the teacher,
Alice Kennett, and grossly ASSAULT
ed her; then, TO prevent her telling
the story, cut out her tongue. The
young woman managed to reach
the blackboard, wrote the circum-
stances of the terrible affair and
descriptions Of the scoundrels, and
then died.
aass Carpenter Is Hard ss1mey Man.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. LEX Sena-
tor Matt Carpenter, who was a
prominent candidate for election to
tim I1nifaI t,, O.;
speech here take advanced hard
money ground, although he has
been considered in the past a
Greenbacker.
Wsteriusgt; aad suuh
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Depere yesterday morning enconn-
tered the four-masted barge J. II.
Rutler, of Ludington, waterlogged,
and succeeded in getting her with
in one mile of Lu9ingtou Harbor,
when she could do no more and |
was obliged to leave her during |
the night. The vessel sank In |
twenty-five feet of water about one |
mile from Ludington pier. The
captain and crew, and some seventy |
men that went to the vessel last |
mig to help trim her, were in the |
rigging. The sea was running very
high and it was impossible for the
tug 10 get to her. The life-saving
station is doing all it can to rescue
the men. IL WAS reported this
morning that the vessel was break
ing up The ship is loaded with
grain.
s.aac %te.sHer Asnsrr.
TORONTO, Nov. lon Sunday
last the steamer Quebec, of the
SarDIa and Lake Superior line,
went ashore on the reef northwest
of Cock burn Island, Lake Huron,
| during n storm. She had q heavy
cargo, principally for the Silver
Islet Company. Tugs haye been
sent to her assistance from Saut
Ste Marie.
EoGti-h Sews.
LONDON, Nov. 1st.-'Fhe Roths-
cbilds will next week offer eight
and half million pounds of five
per cent. Egyptian bonds, guaran-
teed, at from 10 to rs,
The steamship Helevia has pro-
ceeded for New York. not having
been injured in her collision with
the revenue cutter Taney. The
steamship Greece, of the same line,
at anchor, outward bound, was run
into by the steamer Kron PrinZ.
No damage done.
En- vicerox snx,nns s,r War.
LONDON, Nov. IA Simla
correspondent Gays it is no secret
that the Indian Government has
urgently and repeatedly demo IL
strated against according the
Ameer further delay. The Viceroy
has used his own personal
influence i'm favor of immediate
action. The sending of an ulti-
matum is universally regarded as
u cruel and humiliating mistake.
Wu.s sin Raising her Force of oreu.
patton.
LONDON, Nov. IA Berlin dis
patch states that Russia intends to
raise her army in Turkey to zoe, 900
men.
A Blaze tn Ireland.
DUBLIN, Nov. l.-Maynooth
College is on fire. Engines and
firemen have been dispatched by
rail from this city.
No Hail for tho Gissgow Bank Mem.
GLASGOW, Nov. 1.-The Sheriff
is rufusing bail for the derectofs of
the City of Glasgow Bank. An
appeal will! be carried before the
Lord Advocate and, if necessary, to
the high Court of judiciary.
Relief for German snRerers.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Govern
ment has sent 5000 marks for the
relief of German sufferers by yell
low fever in the United States.
Tie War on Socialism,.
BERLIN, Nov. IA decree was
issued to-day prohibiting the circu-
lation of number of Socialist
pamphlets, in addition to those
previously prohibited. In execut.
ing the decree the police were
obliged to make twenty-five domi-
ciliary visits. Prince Bismarck
has returned to Berlin.
Paris Elections.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-Returns of cleo
tons for municipal delegates show
that eleven departments now rep
resented by twenty seven Consery-
alive Senators have been won by
the Republicans, who lost no de-
partment. A Republican majority
of twelve or fifteen Is confidently
expected in the Senate.
Enynootn Coiiege siiii BGrninE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-The fire in
Maynooth is spreading, and the de-
structlon of the greater part of the
building Is feared.