Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-21
L0SaNGELES WEEKLY hERAL'
Morning kilograms.
Passengers 3otng south.


MOJAvE, Sept. Gothic Il Hub
bell, l. H Titus, Miss Clara Titus,
Mrs f Gardner, Layreck, Mrs
Van Santen, f III Jackson, j
Brooks, ] Levy.
The Indian Outbreak in New HEX
WAsHINaToN, Sept. 20th.-The
Ordnance Department has tele-
graphed to the commandment of the
Arsenal at Fort Union, New Mex
leo, to issue arms and ammunition
to Governor Wallace, not to eX-
coed 800, and 1000 rounds OF car
tridges.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19th.-The
following dispatch is from Colonel
Hatch, at Santa Fe, New Mexico:
81 have just received the following
from McEvers, near HillsbOro:
We had i've hours fight with all
of one hundred Indians. We have
ten killed and several wounded.
All our stock is gone. l have sent
every available soldier out with
Dawson and Day. l hear that
Boyer, Hugo and Lieutenant
Wright are all in the vicinity, and
should be able shortly to overtake
the Iudians.o
Recognized.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The
President has recognized Juan b.
Verde as Consul for San Diego and
its dependencies.
TiIden and Ficid Fan Dat.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The
Times has interviewed Tilden about
Fields recent stories, and COM
menting thereon, says: "The read
er who has been taught TO rever-
ence the moral attributes of the
Field family will be panied that
the President of the benefcent cor
poration, the New York Elevated
Railroad, has laid himself open to
several imputations of deliberate
mendacity, and that his formerly
''dear friend" Tilden paints him as
decidedly silly, ridiculous and in
capable sort of person. Tilden
makes q spirited defense of Neph-
ew Pelton in the following charac-
teristic language: Pelton neither
Initiated nor consummated any
thing. He merely listened to offers
from officers to do what they ad-
mitted to be their lawful duty, for
hire, before they violated that duty
under corrupt inducements. His
wrong did not 60 beyond a futile
daIliance.n A man who can pro-
vide for Pelton so admirable q
phrase as futile dalliance" is
clearly in possession of vigorous in
tellectual capabilities.
v~udet biit On Railroad Cra"sper-
tatiuH.
New YORK, Sept. 19.-Vander-
bilt replies to the Chamber of Com
merce Committee, who suggested
applying for Congressional action
to regulate Interstate railway
traffic, that he is opposed to legis-
ton by the State not based upon
general legislation. ~ differ, how
ever, from many railroad men in
believing that Congress might tax e
some action which would both ben
eft the public and protect invest
ors. l certainly will be very glad
to meet the Presidents of trunk
lines to discuss the matter, and
prepare, If possible, u bill to over
come the difficulties, and also to
meet with representatives of COM
mercial bodies and arrive with
them at an amicable understands
ing and united action. This is
surely wiser than put these prob
lens up at public auction for pol
iticians to bid upon for votes"
The Times sgys: Vanderbilt's
letter is chiefly valuable as an in
dication of his readiness to change
what has been so long a policy o
his own and other railroad corpora
tons in dealing with the protests
of the public. The Central Rail
road, like its neighbor in Pennsyl
vania and its namesake iE Cal
ifornia, has preferred the purchase
of Legislators and the packing OF
legislative committeesl to the fai
discussion of proposals which i
found unpalatable or deemed injul
ious to its own interests"
Texns-P@cinc Rwiiroad.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20lh.-Th
Pennsylvania Railroad and til
Iron Mountain people were in con
ference yesterday. 1t is unde
stood that arrangements have bee
made for pushing the constructio
of the Texas Pacific road to con
pletion, and for close connectio
between the two roads, whereof
there will be general interchanl
oftraffic.
southern violation Of Revenr
Laws.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia Tribu,
Washington special says: Gener
Raum is much incensed again
violators of revenue laws in I'll
South, who appear encouraged b
the tone Of Southern journals al
speakers to defy the laws. Recon
Iy the Collector at Raleigh, Mort
Carolina, seized stock of tobact
for violation of the laws and 1t w
forcibly taken from him by Sta
officials. Orders are now '"''
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