Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-23
Morning kilograms.
C,rs. George w. Bailey E.oNt Ovev.
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C.rs. George w. Bailey E.ost oSeF'
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-The
United States revenue cutter Rich
ard Rush arrived yesterday from
Ounalaska. Her commander,
George w. Bailey was lost over
board on the 10Th instant, during a
heavy gale OFF Cape Flattery. He
had been suffering from a bilious
attack all the way down the coast,
though not confined to bed. His
cabin opened directly on the after
part of the poop deck. Captain
Bailey came Oh deck at one bell
during the watch and spoke to the
officer on deck and was not
seen afterwards. The cabin was
found empty in the morning, and
it is supposed he was thrown over
board by lurch of the vessel
while standing near the rail.
The cutter brings news that Win
ter is fast settling down In the
Arctic regions and promises to be
severe one. No news from the
Jeanette or from the whaling
fleet.
Izese IN Rieisaess for Yau.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Ed.
ward Kerrigan through his attor-
ney, yesterday filed in the County
Court u series of statements con-
testing the validity of the election
of the following candidates elected
on the Workingmen's ticket: May
or, l. S. Kallocb; Auditor, John p.
Dunn; District Attorney, d. l..
Smoot; County Attorney, J. l..
Murphy; Treasurer, w. r. Shaber;
Sheriff, lrhos. Desmond; Tax Col
lector, Chas. Tillson, Surveyor, A.
A. Kindsley. The contest is based
on the fact that the Workingmen's
Convention pledged its nominees to
accept a reduction of salary, and to
give positions as deputies TO none
but those recommended by ward
clubs.
'sfse ssnEs-s win - Grant IA
CEeeLeF's.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-The
score at p. NJ. stood: Brodie, 261
miles; Guerrero, 81; Denver Jim,
800; Dan Mccarthy, SIT; Hoodlum,
49,; Nellie, $50; Pinafore, SOL
beating Weston's score for 142
hours one mile.
Gen. Grant this evening is at
tending q reception at the residence
OF Charles Crocker. The house is
elegantly decorated for the occa-
sion, and o brilliant company, num-
bering six to eight hundred, is pres
ent.
The Izcs,t,cs .s New Mexico.
TUCSON, Oct, 21.--Advices from
Mesilla by mail say that among
those killed by Indians in New
Mexico is w. G. Kinds, United
States Collector. A large body OF
Indians is reported to be concentrate
ing between Colorado and Hill
sboro. 1t is currently reported that
company of Indian scouts have
deserted our forces and joined the
enemy.
The Dixie stakes.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-The Dixie
stakes, two miles, was won by
Monitor, Lord Murphy second, Har-
old third.
Gloomy Times as Forest Cisy.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-Two cases
were reported to-day. A telegram
from Forest City, Ark, says: Three
new cases have developed; the
town had q very gloomy appear
ance. Last night not man was to
be seen on the streets. The How
ards at Memphis have been tele-
graphed to send four nurses. The
weather is too warm, and the worst
is feared unless it soon turns colder,
for the fever is very malignant
Thirteen out of the sixteen attack
ed died. A special train will con
vey four more nurses to Forest City
to-day.
cooper, tne EoFger, rieacs Guniy
New YORK, Oct. 21.-A dis
patch from London says that viii
liam Ringold Cooper, alias Nevill,
Hunter, the celebrated American
forger, and mar of many aliases
was to-day arraigned in the olt
EaiIey Sessions, and charged will
forgery by Glyn, Mills & Co., bank
ers. Bank of England. Coope
pleaded guilty to both charges, ant
was remanded for sentence mex
Thursday. 1t is possible that som
of the prisoners assets may rever
TO his San Francisco creditors, If
can be proved that the funds cam
from thence. Day, of Hemed Hemp
stead, who loved the prisoner Xix
n brother, when he gave his evi
dence against Cooper, burst int
tears. 4. ]. Kane, an American
who knew prisoner when he wa
an ensign on the staff of Admire
Lee, North Atlantic squadron, dul
Ing the war, recognized the prison
ar in Newgate. The court wa
tbronged with bankers aud brol
ers. with an admixture of the ia
sex. who had come to look upo
the convict, whose refinement, Ill
erality and good manners obtaine
him recognition from the best fan
lies of Hertfordshire, in the neigl
borhood of his country residenc
East Lodge, Hemed Hampstead
Near the bar sat woman dresse
in mourning, who passed as Coo
III. vito She was deeply aHecte