Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-13
Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passenx ers Roing eouih.

Passengers 9oing eoHib.
MoJAvE, Aug. 12.--Miss Helen
Huff, NJ. Ayers, Mrs. ] Wozen-
craft. Mrs. P. Hirschfleld, E
Knapp, w. Davis, NJ. Barge and
wife, J. Donahue, r. Dutfee, w. J.
Pease.
RetaIve stand Fd Of Gold ana
silver.
WASHINGTON. August 9th. The
deavoring to open negotiations for
an International arrangement look
Ing to fixing of the relative stan
dard between silver and gold for
coinage purposes. A competent
special agent sailed hence for Eu.
rope recently on the mission There
is little douht that Bismarck, hav-
ing become satisfied that the Ger
man Treasury has lost heavily
by silver demonetization, Is now
disposed to reverse his policy and
adopt the double standard as indis-
pensnble to promote Germany's
dlsorgsnized trade with silver deal
Ing countries. English economists
are also coming to regard the dis
use of silver as the main cause of
the general commercial depression.
France and Italy will resume sill
yer coinage as soon as relieved
from the danger of German sales,
which 1t is believed will he at an
early day.
Evasss aad shs Fishery 0aeHiOm.
WASHINGTON, August 0th.-So.
ciety here does not believe Stcreta-
ry Evarts. has any disposition to
take the English mission, but there
is a general feeling that If he would
it would result in speedy settle.
ment of the constantly vexed fish
cry question.
y YUsk's DSnser from Yeitow
fsv-r.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE
Tribune points out the Insecurity
of the city against yellow fever, as
illustrated by the boy who died in
Brooklyn from the germs of the
disease contracted at the quaran-
tine. The revelations of the tene-
ment house inspections show the
vile condition or $4,000 of such
houses. The Inspectors have three
months arduous lab0rs before them
merely visiting and reporting their
condition. Last year l4,S54 out Of
the %, 729 deaths in this city were
in these houses.
Ssvicaen Memphis.
NEW YORK, August 12th.- A
Heralds Memphis special says:
TheHoward physicians aud visitors
report the fever spreading rapidly
in the suburbs of that city. The
greatest destItution prevails, and
notwithstanding the city authori-
ties are strainiug every point and
hope to te able to weather the
storm without applying to the out
side world, l venture to predict that
within ten days they will be forced
to make au appeal.
The howard Association is in the
same dilemma. 1t is an expense of
$500 q day, which Is hourly increas-
ing, with less than $4,000 in the
treasury.
renuess~e Votes for R-pudistion.
NEW YORK, August 1lth.-The
Tribune says Postmaster-General
Keys expression of views upon the
result of the Tennessee election
confirms the worst fears that have
been entertained. He seems to
have no doubt that the Significance
of the majority against the read
justinent scheme is that the people
Of that State are unwilling to pay
even half of their debt. The ver-
dict IL for absolute reputation.
The Times on the same subject
says: The democrats have the sat
isfaction of knowing that they have
snirched the local reputation o.
the Republican party and involved
it in good deal Reimbursement
but the delight derivable from the
fact cannot reconcile them to the
dilemma in which they are invOiv.
ed by defeat of the compromise
Either they must now avow them
selves favorable to reputation ol
they must recedef rom the grount
they have occupied aud submi
other terms to the creditors.
many a.d .pecui ias,ons
M T., ,B,smaroh's P"ssey.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Time
SAYS: rhickrniug rumor. OF rup
ture beteen Russia and Germany
aud mysterious hints ut the con
uection bet ween the rather abrup
change In Bismarck's Interior poii
oy, aud certain necessities In hi
foreign policy, cannot but attrac
attention.. The unity of Germany
the great and avowed goal OF al
of Rismarck's exertions, Is no
complete until the German part o
Austria, comprising Moravla, Sly
ria, Austria proper, the Tyrol an
Illyria is freed from the unnatura
union with Magyar and Sclavi
provinces, and incorporated wit
Germany.
But there Is only one way /
which this eau be accomplished
namely. by moving the Centre G
the Austrian Empire from Vienn
10 Buda Pesth, and transformin
Austria into a great Slavic powel
With access to the Black and E<ea
ieus. That Bismarck really entel
salns such ideas 10 evident, and J