Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-21
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE. Oct. l9.-AW Ryan, r
J Cays,ile, J Nj Hudson. p Rout, |
III Bayley, CP Majors, Robt Harri
sou, wife and eight children, H N
Lowry, r G Dixon, Il j Kerns, S j
Lynch, wife and daughter, w Il
Garrett, e w Corbert, Louis Mill,
Geo Kinds, @ White, s silveiberg,
70 Buttertieli, f Cards, G Q
Stewart, Mrs J Kelly. Mrs John
MockeD.
MoJAvE, Oct. 20-E Huber Mrs
e M Skillipgs, G Est udiilo, e III
Emery, NJ E.tratta, DR. II S Orme,
Mrs J NJ Fulton and son, Billy
Leigh, G s Horn, II Wolford, S f
Norton, H Carpenter, L Cassilli,
Miss 2 Markham, + Rorabeck, Mr.
McNahon, Mrs Pring, Miss May
Bell, Miss Belle Howard.
The 0sargis OutiswstO be sap.
pressed.
SPARTA Ga, Oct. 1S.-Acc0unts
of outlaws liz the Eastern portion of
Baldwin coun ' : greatly ex-
Eggerated The trouble is political.
The outlaws buraed the gin and
cotton houses and fodder stacks of
Mr.. Robson for the purpose of
drawing him out OF his house to
: shoot him. They killed q negro
man for reporting them to the
Grand Jury. They burned the
tannery and barn of Luke Robin
son and whipped q colored woman
- and her daughter in Hancock
county. The gang have taken
refuge IN the swamps of the Oconee
aud Ogechee. The Grand jury Of
Hancock county, now in session,
have investigated the outrage and
are determining on bringing the
perpetra, ors to justice. The people
of Hancock county are indignant
at the outrage and are determined
TO protect the whites and blacks
from further outIages and infiict
summary Justice on the perpet-
: rators. Judge Pottle, PresitIng
Judge, will vindicate the majesty
of the law throughout his circuit.
Burnisde Dsn"un ced as % Fool.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-As has
been generally understood since
the prom nlgation of the findings of
the Schofield Conn mission in the
Fitz John Porter case, the feet that
Porter's dispatches were made pub
lie by the latter had much if not
everything to do with Porter's con
vlction. Porter, regarding his dis
patches to Burnside as private, was
much freer in his comments on
Pope than If he had supposed they
were to be given out. Gen. Frank
lin, the Commander of the sixth
vi latt
on the sui ject to an old army
friend here in which he uses lam
guage calculated to prompt Gen.
Burnside to demand an eXplana-
ton.
He says the late developments in
the Port er case show how danger
Gus it is to trust fool, however
well meaning fellow he may be.
Porter's dispatches to Burnside
were friendly missives, and what
ever he SAID about Pope was intend.
ed doubtless for his own eye only.
Gen. Franklin continues: "Nobody
but u fool could have looked on
them in any other light, and it was
the height of folly and knavery fol
BURNSIDE. to have transmitted them
to Washington. Gen. Burnside
Is fussy, but he is courageous. He
gave the lie to Senator Conkling In
executive session last Winter, anC
his friends here say that lie Will
certainly call Gen. Franklin to ac-
count for this Language.
ptsa or nis wounds.
MADISON, Ind, Oct. 19-W IN
Howard, ex-City Treasurer, wht
was shot in an al'ercation with Ma
jor Sempson. editor of the Star
= Thursday night, died at 8 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning Sempson, who
was out on bail, was re-arrested
also John l. McFetredge, local edi
tor of the Star, who is implicate,
in the affair.
s..n".'s Answer TO Maya Plea.
WASHINGTON, October 10 Yes
terdny, IN the case of Mary )
Oliver against Simon Cameron, il
which a motion has been made b.,
th,. ulaintifi to dispense with til,
nrjnting of the record on appeal
the case being pending in Court il
the general term, counsel for tn,
defendant filed an answer thereto
The answer says. among othe
=, things, that it is not sufficient.
, shown that plaintiff IS unable T.
have the recor'' nted; that tn
cause of action, alleged breach o
contract of marriage, Is not OF tn
CHARACTER of cases which call 70
suspeusion of the rule; and that
fair, lust and convenient review Q
The case requires lis printing.
me Case OF Co"per, the F"rger.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia cabl
dispatch to the Herald from hor
dan saws: The trial of William
Ringgold Cooper, accused OF forge
Nv by Messrs. Glynn, Mills d Co
the bankers, will probably begi
on Thursday next. IL is the Gus
tom here to bring all cases OF mag
{ nitude before the Grand Jury a
soon as possible after the Magi'
trate,s prel mary hearing. IN
old Bailey SESSIONS are held o