Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-31
EAST Err NJ.
Germ any and Jap Ia.

NEW YORK, August 30th.-The
commercial journals are discussing
the meaning and effect of the re-
cent action of the German Envoy
to Japan, disregarding the quaran-
tine laws and exposing the islands
to contagion. 1t is remembered
that Germany has of late made
frequent demonstrations of this
nature in The Pacific. 1t Is de-
clared that there is no shadow of
justification for the attitude assum-
ed by the Germans in any existing
treaty with Japan, and the declara-
ton that that country lean i'm
pose any rules, no matter what the
emergency, except with the co0p-
Grafton and consent of foreign gov
ernments," is an impertinent as
sumption.
A Baptist Paper On KalIOcb.
NEW YORK, August 26th.-The
Philadelphia National Baptist
says: OF Kalloch personally we
have nothing favorable to say. We
have no doubt of the extent of his
abilities and power of leadership,
but we do not believe him to be a
good man. In our opinion, the
tendency of his recent teachings
has been disorganizing and demor-
alizing. Yet he had the right to
say his say. Offensive as his say
is, if he violated any law he was
amenable to the law and not to the
hand of violence.
Reform fn the Oneida Com mu nifty.
NEW YORK, August 3Oth.-The
Oneida Community, in this State,
has been compelled by public sem
timent to awaken against their
free love system and to abandon it..
Their leader, Father Noyes, sub
mitted propositions to the Commu-
nifty, which they adopted, agreeing
to give up the practice of complex
marriage In Difference to public
sentiment arising against it.; not
renouncing, however, the belief in
it's principles, and to encourage
celibacy, but to allow marriage ac-
cording to st. Paul's teaching; also,
to have all other things in commo
as heretofore. The community
will hereafter consist of two classes
Of mem mbers-celibates and married
persons living together as husband
and wife under the laws of mar.
riage as generally understood.
Creedmoor shooting.
New YORK, August Both. The
programme of the prize shooting al
Creedmore contemplates nineteen
matches, with an aggregate value
of $7,227. The principal match is
the International contest for the
1000 trophy. Nearly every regi.
ment of our State militia is repre-
sented in the Atlantic Department
teams now encamped at Creed
moor; also representatives from
Connecticut, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. The Pacific Depart.
ment teams arrived yesterday. II
| Is announced that these include the
best shots among the militia o
California, Arizona and Oregon.
| A Chi "a ese scholar 40 Teach nc IIsr.
New YORK, August 30.h.-A full
|
called on the Mayor to-day and pre-
sented credentials showing the first
to be Ko Kung Hua, just from
Shanghi, where he was engaged by
the United States Consul, in behalf
of Harvard College, to teach Man
DARN Chinese at Harvard for three
years, 5000 monthly, expenses to
this country paid.
| BincGbalied.
NEW YORK, August S0th.-Jim
Keene recently applied for men,
bership to the Newport Club and
was blackballed.
The Evening Commercial, says:
1t does not appear that Keene did
anything to offend anybody. He
pays his debts, which, is perhaps,
more than can be said of some OF
the members of the Newport Club.
ne makes money and chat puts