Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-06
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Morning kilograms.


passengers Going s"us'a.
MoJAVE, Nov. 5.--J Bumiller, 3
S McLafetry, G e Goodfellow, G p
Dake, Fannie A. Morse, Mr.. E. A.
Barley, w II Robinson, Mrs A Il
Moffitt, Mrs H w Geyswold, e s
Cars, VIM Taylor and wife, Geo
Wilson, S r de Long, G Mooney,
John Cough.
Das al Execution FIXED.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, Nov. f.
In the District Court this morning
Judge Fawcett, after recitiDg the
order of the Supreme Court, fixed
Friday, the fifth day of December,
rs the day for the execution of f.
A. Sprague, convicted of the MUIR
der of L. w. More in 1877. 1t is
said that petition will be at once
circulated asking the Governor to
commute the sentence on the
ground that the witnesses on whose
testimony he was convicted broke
down on subsequent trials of the
other prisoners, and that Austin
Brown, the principal witness, has
been decided by the Supreme Court
to have been an accessory.
Fus,s.v.s from Justice.
UKIAH, Nov. 4.-E. l.. Morrison,
lust in from Sheriff Moore's pursu-
ing party, reports the outlaws now
in Trinity county On Mud River,
close to Hay Fork. Fourteen men
are in pursuit. 1t is the opinion of
Morrison that they are now in the
possession of the officers, dead or
alive.
RAasasn na Open DrAw.
HACKENsACK, Nov. 4.-The pas
senger train this morning on the
New York and Greenwood Lake
Railroad, composed of one engine
and one coach, ran iuto the Hack
ensack river, owing to the draw
bridge being open. Engineer DeX-
ter was wounded by jumping be-
fore the locomotive reached the
edge of the chasm. There were
about twenty persons in the coach,
mostly business men living at Ar
liugton, Mont Claire, and Green
wood Lake, on their way to New
York. Particulars are not yet re-
ceived in full. Only one person
thus far known to have been killed.
A number of persons were more or
less injured.
Rtsa,us,pss ef Respect {. the d en-
oFy Of General EsookeE.
NEW YORK, Nov. A WELL
attended meeting of the California
Pioneers of AS was held last night
at the Sturtevant House to make
arrangements for attending Gener-
al Joseph Hooker's funeral. Gen.
H. G. Gibson presided, and among
those present were Hon. S. Weth-
erent, E. r.. Anthony, r.. w. BOWL
ing, John Gault, o. L. Goodell,
George II. Johnson, John Laimber,
Hon. G. Lydecker, Gen. +. Q.
Pinto, John Sickles, James s. Sper-
ry, Hon. Demas Strong. Lewis
Leland, b. G. Sounder and others.
After the speech of the Chairman
the following was adopted:
WHEREAS, The hand Of death
has stricken down our beloved as
sociate and fellOw-pioneer, Major
General Joseph Hooker, ad having
assembled for the purpose of ex-
pressing our sentiments at the sad
event, it is therefore
RESOLVED, That in the death OF
General Hooker, this society has
lost one of its most genial members
and the country one of its bravest
defenders. Courageous in battle,
warm in bis friendships, profound
in his loyalty, he commanded the
love and admiration of all fortunate
enough to know him. 1t was not
his privilege TO die in battle, but
the memory of the departed soldier
and comrade will be enshrined as
deeply in our hearts as though he
had persisted under the lannon's
roar amid the clouds of his own
Lookout Mountain.
Resolved, That this Association
invite all Callornians to unite
with them and attend the funeral,
and that these resolutions be en-
crossed and copy sent to the rel
atives ana family.
EDgIisn Manufactures aud amer
G0un Products.
NEW York, Nov. ALBERT N
shaw. q. S. Consul at Manchester
in answer to tho question, "Wha
Ia your opinion of the future pros
meets of manufactures in England?'
a4Enowing, as l do, the al
ess resources of tn
les in raw materials,
ncIine to the opinion
can enterprise, bacSe'
t,s cheap capital, will b
h future, and that on
ais, so wonderfully dis
.ffH er our vast continent
5f manufactured cheapes
.as place Of production
of American inventors
th cheap lands an
1 certainly place us in
s.a5fH ositicn for winning til
inter-oceanic contest fc
.#sIIl . position in manufac
. answer TO other quel
Nv said: "Beer is til
- rss of the poorer classes
1t deadens the mor'
cal forces and at the san
them of much of the
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