Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-17

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The reports
for the week ending yesterday were
among the heaviest, if not the
heaviest, in the history of the port,
amounting to S9,736. 556, against
ST, 450,S82 for the week previous,
and So, S53, 1914 for the correspond
ing period last year. Breadstuffs,
| provisions and cotton, as usual,
constituted the bulk of shipments.
Geaerei shera,nn's Ch,Idrsn and
the Catholic Fsiab.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Her.
aid having said that General Sher-
mans daughter was liberal Gath
Ollie, to-day publishes the follow
ing, dated Washington, Oct. 18th.
"Please correct the statement,
which, although seemingly unim-
portant, is really SANDER. To be a
''liberal Catholic is to be an object
of pity or contempt, and my chill
dren are all, up to this day, as true
and loyal to their faith as they are
pure and exemplary in their lives.
Very respectfully, yours,
ELLEN e. SHERMAN"
The Ute Outbreak.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia World
Washington special evidently I'M
der the inspiration of the Interior
Department, endeavors to fix the
responsibility of the recent massa-
ere on the War Departments delay
and the old quarrel between the
two departments. Itquotes Pope's
correspondence, wherein the latter
appears at his usual disadvantage.
The Interior Department was noti-
fled by Meeker of the Ute disorders
and his inability get military as
sistance, as long ago as July.
California; Wines im New York.
NEW York, Oct. 15.-It is stated
that the imports of California wines
to this port by sea since the begin
ming of the year amount to ! ,l56,7l2
gallons and of brandy, 1l4,7l7.
Denihe.dism by Governments Of
Gcials.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The SUMS
Washington special complains that
the present administration has sur
passed all its predecessors in dead
head excursions by heads of De-
partments and Bureaus, who have
gone forth for pleasure in revenue
cutters, men-of-war, special trains |
and upon the backs of Govern
ment mules. Key, Tyner, Hazen
and Bailey of the Postot1ice De-
partment have visited California
this Summer. They were treated
with great courtesy by local Gov
eminent officials, railroad compa-
MES, and everybody else who had
to make out of the De.
partment at Washington. Carl
Schurz, guarded by company of
United States troops and accom-
panied by French cook, went out
upon the frontier to hunt antelope |
under the guise of an inspection of
Indian Agencies.
Murder Tria; Comes 40 "a saddeD
Stop.
FREDERICK, Nd, Oct. 1.-THE
trial of Felix Mudcharmer for the
of his cousin, James Weth-
ell, came to sudden stop to-day.
The Judge discharged the jury, who
had been permitted to visit q barber
shop and had a general discussion
of the case with the barber. The
trial had been in progress for five
days.
Rise in BredstuHs.
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-In consequence
of a rise in the price of breadstuffs,
it is doubtful if Germany will be-
gin levying new duties on grain on
the LIST of January, 1880, as provided
for by the Tariff bill which passed
the Reichstag in July last.
alsiiinry Defsnses d" Alsrce-Lor-
ralne.
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Field.Mar.
shall Count Won Moltke has re-
ported to the Emperor that con-
siderable increase of the military
defenses at Alsace.L Lorraine will be
necessary.