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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-16
The Natto,.al Ga,,.e.


The contest for the league ball pennant is
virtually narrowed down to the Providence and
Boston clubs, the Chicagos, leading for the first
half of the race, now being so far behind as to
leave them no hope except through wonderful
play and luck on their part, and % wonderfully
poor play and bad luck on the part of the two
leading clubs. As the record now stands Prov
idenoe leads Boston by three games, the dis
baudment of the Syracuse Stars having helped
the first named club by one game. Of
the games yet to be played by the
three leading clubs Providence has with
Boston. s with Cincinnati, and with Cleve.
land; Boston6 with Providence, with Gin
cinnati and with Cleveland; Chicago4 with
Buffalo, 8 with Cleveland and with Troy. It
will thus be seen that Chicago has the advan-
tage in having to play majority Of its games
with two of tho weak ,st clubs Of the league,
while the majority of the games yet to be
played by Providence and Boston are together,
and were Chicago only on . psr with Boston
there would still be reasonable show for its
winning the pennant, but being behind Boston
and behind Providence, there seems no pros.
peot of tho emblem being brought west this
season. and judging by the strong and steady
play of Providence, it will be carried off by
that club. The followingis
rrr punopn
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a NEW MANDATORY.
Which Is Being Rapidly Developed In st.
l..s Paul.

Among the many new enterprises which
mark the development Of st. Paul is the
Spring Tooth Harrow mandatory, estab-
lished by Benson, Bates & 20. Mr.. Il. Il. Ben
son, the head Of the firm, is an old resident of
st. Paul, who, after an absence of some
years at the South and in Chicago, has return
ed to his old home to renew his former asso.
Citations and engage in business in the most at
tractive CITY In the West.
Tho mandatory of this firm il located on
the corner of Seventh and Rosabel streets.
and the general ofico is at No. 10 Jackson
street. They already have the capacity for
tn turning a out fifty harrows per day, and expect
Thirty men, with the machinery In
use. can make fifty per day. There is no doubt
of the great demand for this harrow. Every.
farmer who sees it pronounces it the ne plus
ultra in that line. This enterprising firm have
tho sole right to make and sell the harrow in
Minnesota ind Dakota, and all inquiries will
receive prompt attention. Their establish
ment is certainly public benefit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-16
MAINE ELECTION.

Official Returns from Nearly the Entire
State-Davis, Rep, Lacks of an Elect on
by the People.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 15.-The Kennebec Journal
will tomorrow publish the official returns from
the entire State with the exception of twenty
small towns and plantations, with the follow
ing result: Davis, Republican, 6S,012; Smith,
Greenbach, 47,08S; Gsrcelon, Democrat, q. ISL.
The Republican plurality over the Greenback
ticket is 2O,924; over tho Democratic ticket,
1881. As far as heard from there has been
9l1 scattering votes. The returns from the re-
naming towns will not materially change the
result.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE GREAT COTTON STRIKE.


LONDON, Sept. 5.--The cotton operatives on
a strike at Ashton number between 5000 and
1000. The streets are crowded by unemploy-
ed, but little excitement ia manifested Sari-
Gus complications are arising at Preston.
Operatives in the mills Of Harrockses, Miller
g. Co. are expected to submit to the per cont.
reduction of wages, but the operatives in the
Sovereign mills have struck. The Preston
Operatives association has issued a protest, ac-
cusing some of the masters Of exceeding reduc-
ton mutually agreed upon and recommending
curtailment in reduction.
APPEAL FOR GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE.
The mayor of Middlesborough has written to
the home secretary as follows: Trade has not
revived here and great distress in the district
has 80 seriously affected those who previously
subscribed to relief funds that our local re-
sources are not to be depended upon. I am,
therefore, obliged to ask for government assist
ancc.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Sept. I'm. Olivier, Bonapartist,
has been elected to the chamber of deputies
from Guingamp. Archard, who was elected at
Bordeaux, and who defeated Blanqui radical,
was exiled under the empire.
IRON FURNACES BLOWN OUT.
GLASGOW, Sept. 15.-In consequence Of the
resolution srrived at by the Scotch iron masters
last week not to accede to the demand of the
workingmen for an increase of wages until the
price of iron reached 60 shiliings per ton, fifty
four furnaces have been blown out in various
parts of Scotland, rendering 5000 men idle.
SUFFERING woRKINaMEN.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-Relative to the appre-
hcnded distress among the working class in the
thickly populated towrs the northeast OF
England, it is estimated 10000 persons in tho
district referred to have been thrown out OF
work during the three years past. There ART
thousands Of empty houses in Darlington
Stockton and Newport are also seriously affect
ed, and the climax of distress has been reached
at marlborough.
FLOODS. t..-
LONDON, Sept. ia Paris dispatch state.
the village Of Juseig, in Tyrol, is flooded ant
several persons drowned.
GEN. DAN. sICKLES.
The Times financial article says Gen. Sickle
is visiting Paris. He il said to have in viey
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the organization of joint French-America1
commission, under the presidency of Genera
Grant, to make y definite choice between tn
Panama and Nicaragua canal schemes.
REPORTED ILLNESS OF THE GEAR.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The correspondent of tn
Daily Ne,cs at Vienna reports that the Ne,
Free Press publishes telegram from Simpler
pol, which says great excitement prevails a
ness, death or abdication. The czarowitch has
been summoned to Iivadia.
The Posts Berlin correspondent says rumort
there current relative to the indisposition Of
the car are unfounded aud mere stock.job
bling canards.
MOVES AND FERNANDO WOOD.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Gen. Noyes, the American
minister, gave q grand dinner garty tonight in
honor of Hon. Fernando Wood. Gen. Noyel
will leave Paris the 18th October for part OF
Europe aud the east, to discharge commercial
mission for his government.
REVOLT IN BUENos AYREs.
LONDON, Sept. ia private telegram from
Buenos Ayres announces the escape from prison
of the notorious insurgent leader Don Lopez
Jordon. BE has reached Entre-Rios and raised
the standard of revolt. The value Of the cur.
rency of Buenos Ayres has deprecated in con.
sequence Of this escape, and the political situa.
tion is grave.
TREATY SIGNED.
A st. Petersburg correspondent announces
that the Kuldja treaty has been signed. 1t
provides for the evacuation of Kuldja by in
stallments during three years and the payment
by the Chinese of 5,00O,N mo roubles. Russia re-
tains strip of land including the military
road in the direction of Kashgar. The Chinese
embassy will shortly 60 to Livedia to thank the
car for the conclusion of the treaty.
FRENCH PAINTER DEAD.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Theodore Valoice, the
French painter and engraver, is dead.
CATTLE PLAGUE. .'
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from Berlin
says the cattle plague having appeared in Rus
sian Poland Germany has forbidden the impor.
tation across the frontier of live stock from
Russia or Austria.
Fritzsche, who was expelled from Berlin
under the anti.socialist laws, has returned to
claim his seat in parliament.
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The State Fair Premiums.

r. q. Judson, secretary Of the State Agricul.
tural society. is in the city stopping at the
Merchants. and says the premiums will not be
adjusted until the garnishee proceedings of H.
P. Hall have been dismissed. -Ne,rs.
AS we have the authority of the treasurer
of the society for the statement that the gar
nishee proceedings only tie up 5000, it is not
easy to see why the premiums and bills
should not be paid at once if they are ever
going 10 be met. It is within our knowledge
that some 81, 800 was paid to Mr.. Moulton
after he was garnisheed, and hence it was
not included in his process. Now why
don't the society pay out the funds as far as
they go? It won't do to dodge behind 5000
garnishee to stave off $1,000 of debts.
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PERU AND chilli.
ENGLISH ToRPEDoIsTs CAPTURED.

ENGLISH TORPEDOIsTs CAPTURED.
PANAMA, Sept. 6.-The Star and Herald says
the Gillian feet off Pisaquay captured ator-
pedo launch and some torpedoes Scott an
English torpedoist; Shirtzer, late master me-
chanic of the Lima & Oroyo railway at Callao,
and Greek and negro fireman have been sent
to Valparaiso 1t is thought the chiefs will
be executed. Their contract with the mer-
chants of Peru was found, in which they agree
to pay them .sl0 900 for destroying any Gillian
iron clad and $4,000 each for corvettes. One
thousand soles in silver we're also found in
their possession. judge Pettis, United States
minister to Bolivia. has returned to Aracho
from Chilli, and rumors of peace negotiations
In lIirnn
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OVER THE OCEAN.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK OF AFFAIRS IN
ENGLAND.

The Afghan Revolt Steadily Calming
Ground-Mutineer in Possession OF Jel-
lalabad--The Ameer Now Believed to be
In Completely With the Cabul Massacre
The Indian Government Entirely Unpre-
pared for tho Emeute Depressing Effect
OF the Outbreak Upon Home Trade The
Great Cotton Strike ut Ash. on Fairly In
ed-Complications ~ Other Cot
ton Centres-Iron Foundries Shutting
Dawn -Gens raj u d Political Old World
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Affairs in Sitka.

San Francisco, Sept. 15.-Advices from sitka
report much improved condition of affairs,
owing to measures taken by Capt. Beardslec,
ly prosecuted. Several promising lodges have
been discovered and steps taken for their de-
YelOpment.
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PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Hon. Thos. Crafty
and postmaster Stearns of this city, left last
night to join President Hayes and party and
accompany them on their trip, landing them in
Peori. on the ssnd, when the. central Illinois
Hayes. Every class in the races to come of
here during fair week has been filled, and the
prospects are most Aattering for q grand sue
coRa
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Catholic Appointments in America

NEW YORK, Sept. ia cable dispatch from
Bone to the New York Frecnan's Journal an
nounces that Right Rev. +. T. Leroy,
hitherto bishop of Nachetaches, had
been made administrator of the
arch diocese Of New Orleans, with the
right of succession rs archbishop. Rev. Marx
d. Gross, priest of Wilmington, N. c., has been
appointed vicar apostolic of North Carolina,
Rev. John Baptist, Crondel priest Of the di.
Geese of Nesquelly, Washington Territory. has
been made bishop of Van Oouver's island, re.
placing Arohbishop 6eghers, who has accepted
and entered on his promotion o. ooadjuto1
cum ju,s of Archbishop Blanchet, of Oregon
Territory.
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Failure of a Chicago Bucket Shop.

Failure of a Chicago Bucket Shop.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Gardner, Ormsby &
Green, proprietors of bucket shop dealing in
produce, were caught by the rapid rlse in wheat
and decided to suspend for the present. They
are short about SAC, 600, but promise to secure
assistance and resume.
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SOUTH AFRlC 4.
THE CHASE OF CETEEAYo.

THE CHASE OF CETETAYo.
LONDON, Sept ia dispatch from Durham
says much doubt cxists as to whether King
Cetewayo will be caught or not. Sir Garnet
Wolseley has informed the chiefs that on the
capture Of the king their peace and prosperity
will depend; that districts affording him shel-
ter would be punished by the burning
of the kraals. A correspondent at
Uandi states the system of burning the kraals
must force Catowayo to yield or die.
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BUCKEYE BULLDOZING.
DAMNABLE OUTRAGE At WESTER-
VILLE, OHIO.

A Hotel Filled With Guests Blown Up by
Temperance Fan atics-- iraculous Escape
of tho Occupants, Only tho Proprietor
Being IDjured--Fatal Explosion from
Refining Oil by New Process Near
Day-Miscellaneous Crime and Casualty
Record.
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Wrestling.
HUTcH1Ns AND IovryoY.
aquatic.
ELLIOTT AND HANLAN,

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Elliott has deposited ESQ
at the Sportsman Office as required by the reg
ulations governing contests for the Sportman
challenge cup, desiring the announcement that
he challenges Hanlan to row over the Thames
or Tyne course for the Sportman challenge cup
and e200 side. Tho editor of the Sportsman
has written to Hanlan notifying him of the
challenge. Elliott also offers to row the VIM
ner of the Higgens-Boyd on the Thames OF
Tyne courses for E2O0 4 side. $
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Death OF a We'll Known River Man.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. l5.-Capt. G. Wash.
Gray, the well-known steamboat man who was
badly injured last Friday night by falling
through q tre.tle work near Port Perry. died at
his home in McKeesport last evening. Capt.
Gray followed the river from his youth, and
was for many years pilot on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. He lately had been in COM
mand of the tow boat Fred Wilson. He was
visited during his last hours by many promi-
nent coal and river men and died regretted by
all who knew him.
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St. Paul Business College.

Complete catalogue. Endorsements direct
from leading business houses. Also, . long list
of former students in business will be sent, BY
addressing w. A. Faddis, principal, corner
Don't fail to send promptly TO the "old reiia-
ble,''
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Welcome to Hon. A. II. stephens.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.-Hon. A. n. Stephens,
Georgia, had welcome at exposition hall this
evening. he was escorted from the hotel BY
| to greet him. He made s hon political speech
of IN hour on the country's industry.
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Movements of English Gold.

LONDON, Sept. 10. -Twenty.eight Thousand
pounds of gold was bought by the Bank of
England, and ninety-six thousand pounds of
gold sold for shipment to New York.
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FALL FRUIT.

A Race for tho Base Ball Championship
Virtually Narrowed Down to Providenco
and BostOn-The First Named Well in tho
Lead and the Probable Winners-Other
Sporting Notes.
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Prepar atoms at San Francisco for the Re
ception of Gen. Grant.

Prepar atoms at San Francisco for the Re-
ception of Gen. Grant.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE various COM
mittees engaged in making preparations for
the reception of Gen. Grant held meeting
this afternoon. A communication was received
from the Pacific Mail company t., the effect
that on the arrival of the City Of Toxic, as
soon as the agent of tho company and quaran-
would be instructed to hold the steamer sub
ject to the orders of the reception committee.
Instructions will also be sent out to Capt.
Maury to announce his arrival outside by the
discharge of gun, which will be answered
from Fort Point, which will serve as signal
for the steamers and yachts intending to par
ticipate in the nautical reception to get under
way. Gen. w. T. Elliott, classmate of Gen.
Grant, was appointed grand marshal.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL. CoRps, q. s. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same psoment OF
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Sept. IL, 1879, $3.50 F. N.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Breckenridge ...29.Sl So w. Cloudy.
Duluth. ..29.74 81 W. Cloudy.
Garry ........ 1919 81 w. Cloudy.
st. Paul. $3.50 IS SW. Fair.
Yankton. $. 29.97 60 NV. Clear.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS. :9s
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
2o.77l 67.5 $40 NE. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, o; maximum Their
nometer, SO; minimum thermometer, So.
o. s. NJ. CoNK,
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. &. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, \. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region and upper Missis-
sippi valley, partly cloudy weather, northweat,
backing to southwest winds, stationary or
higher temperature, rising followed by station
Ary or falling barometer.
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BISMARCK.

John Clancy Held for Trial-Serious Loss
to Lieut.. Douglass of Fort Smelling.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, D. T., Sept. l5.-John Clancy,
tho man who in recent alteration killed a
man named Gibbons upon the extension, was
held in 81 800 bail The evidence seems to in.
dictate that. the deed was done in self defense,
as Gibbons was about to strike Olancey with a
neck yoke. A jury trial will probably clear
him.
Lieut.. Douglass, Of Fort Smelling, on his
trip down from Benton on the steamer Helena,
placed purse containing 500 in government
checks and currency under bis pillow. He for
got it in the morning ard did not miss it until
noon. The passengers were searched and the
colored porter closely questioned, but it is
thought the purse was accidentally thrown
overheard in shaking the bed clothes. as the
porter is noted for his honesty. Arriving at
Bismarck payment on the checks we're stopped
and Douglass went on to st. Paul.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Boston-Cincinnati s. Bostons 8.
At Observation-Disclosures !, Ohicagos l.
game called on account of darkness
At Al:any-Albanys4 4, Holyokes Anime in
nings, game called on account of darkness.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Cleveland /.
At Troy-Buffalo 4, Troy Cltys 5.
. Wrestling.
HUTCH1Ng AND LovFJoY.
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE collar and elbow
wrestling match, alternate heats in jackets and
harness, between Pat Hutohins, of Marlboro,
Mass, and Lyman Lovejoy, of Coldwater,
Mich, for $3.50 q side and the lightweight
championship of America. was won by Hutch
ms, who gained the first. fourth and fifth
falls.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19

II is pleasant to know that, while
the Texas Pacific Railway guaran-
tee has been making q snaiis pro.
gress, disappointing the people Of
San Diego most polgnantly, our
Southern nelghbor II nevertheless
filling up quite rapidly. The pop
ulation which the town has heen
losing for some time past hns been
more than made good by the gain
in the rural regions. The business
of raising honey has grown to tre-
mendous proportions. II has also
been found that there are eXtens-
i've sections in the interior of San
Diego county admirably adapted to
agriculture. 1t is owing to this
fact that The steamship people are
able to report that the shipments to
and from San Diego are as large
now as in the lieyday of the pros
refity OF the town The hopes OF
Diegans hays .been delayed
..ain and agaiila.ut they are GER
tain to be rewarded some day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
Suffering for a Lifetime.

Persons afflc'e ed with rheum atlsm Of
ten suffer Tor q life time, their tortures
being almost without remission. The
joints and muscles of sucn un forum ates
are in most cases shockingly contorLed
and drawn out of shape. 10 afford them
even temporary relief, the ordinary rem
edies often prove utterly useless. Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, on the other
hand, is avonched 10y persons who have
1t keeps the blood cool by promoting a
regular habit of body, and removes from
1t impurities which, in the opinion OF all
rational Psychologists. originate this az
oni2ing complaint and its kindred NAL
ady, the gout. Besides tnis, the Bitters
remedy disorders of the stomach, liver
anu nerves, prevent aud eradicate inter-
mittent Hnd remittent fcvrrs, promote
appetite and sleep, and are high ly recon-
mended by physicians as a desirable
medicinal stinulant and tonic.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19

DIX. A. s. SHORE, who has just
returned from visit to the East,
which embraced Ohio and Kansas,
Informs us that he encountered an
almost universal business depres-
sion In the former State, an expert
encs which is undoubtedly COM
mon 10 every State In the Union
East of the Rocky Mountains, with
the exception OF Kansas and Texas.
For the first time IN years hopes are
entertained Esst that things will
Improve. DIR. Shorb says that the
Interest in California is quite gen.
eral and that lack Of means or the
ability to realize on their property
h all that prevents multitudes from
casting in their future with the
Golden State. Kansas IL marked
confrast to the rest Of the Union.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
Tne YoaIum s,nrder Tria,.

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 1sth.-The
prosecution closed this morning
after examining several witnesses
on matters not very material. Tic
defense introduced Callie Yoakum,
wife of defendant, who testified
that at the time of the murder the
defendant and Thos. Yoakum were
at home, her husband tending the
baby while she washed. Jesse
Yoakum, brother of defendant, and
his wife,gave testimony corroborat.
ing the above to some extent.
James Webb testified that he met
Mrs. Tucker near the scene of the
murder. She said she did not see
who did il; the murderers were con
cealed in the rocks. r. Gilbert,
brother.in.law OF defendant, swore
that he saw Thos. Yoakum at home
shortly after tho murder; met Mrs.
fucker near the scene of the MUIR
der; she said she did not see who
didit; she thought 1t was The Yoa-
kums. Witness stated that Webb
and Bruas told Mrs. Tucker that
she must swear 1t or him before the
c0ronels inquest. Witness said
that threats were made against him
that he would have to leave the
country unless he testified against
Yoakum.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19

Immigration is pouring into this
new commonwealth in prodigious
volume, the grasshopper visitation
ofalmost the other day having ap-
parently left mems memories. The
current year, at least towards its
close, will doubtless witness q re-
vival of the large tide Of immigra-
tion which formerly set so steadily
towards California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
ConstabIe's Sale.

On MONDAY, JAN. goth, will offer at
Constable's sale the STOCK and FIX
TUREs Of the Home Industrial Aid AS
sociation. w. r. BELTS,
Constable.
By J. Fl. NORTHCRAFT. Deputy. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

rho Herala Steam Printing House Is
= = Surpassed BIZ any Job Printing ofhce
~ the Pacific Coast. outside OF San Fran
Siac7. ii facilities for doing job work
E3x prioos, good work and expedition
SAy bs relied upon at this ofice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
LOST.

A BUNCH OF KEYS, tied with blue
ribbon, In going from The Postotfioe to
Olive street. The finder Will oblige by
leaving lem at the Herald office. JIG 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
NEW TODAY.
Situation Wanted.

BY middle-aged woman. to do gener-
al houscwork or As cook; country pre-
ferred. Apply At No. 10 Sansevaine ST. :,
or address NJ. H., Herald office. j19-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
European Gable News.
Heavy Faifure-Tahsn water.

Heavy Faiinre-TahsnE water,
LONDON, Jan. 18th. The Mid
dleboro, Rosedale and Ferry Hill
Iron Company has failed. Liza
bilities. G2S0, 900.
The United states ship Constitu-
tion is making three inches of
water per hour. Divers will ex-
anime her hull on Monday.
Suspeaded Payment.
STOCKHOLM January 18th.-The
branch office here of the Gotten
burger Commercial Company has
suspended payment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-19
70, R.ee r, unIn..

UKIAH, Jan. 18th. The foot race
here to-day was won by b. Cramer,
of this place, in ten seconds, beat
ing 10 Barbor, of Lake county.
about ten feet. Over Sl,0U0 changed
hands.