Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-09
L0SAfitiELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.


MOJ aN NJ, OCt. Cd l. Ond uCeSy
j A Baldwin, &C Chapman, Mrs
w HI Monroe, w Pease, A Fleirs
and wife, Mrs Hubbard, H G Rol-
Inns, F A Huntington, Mrs G T
Hayden and children, P Fritney, +
Gussell, A Muller, e L Hamilton,
f ] Folk, III Il Hewitt, S S Smith,
S Arenor, wife and sister.
San srnncisco Htems.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.-General
Grant and party arrived this morn
ing by special train from MERGED.
During the forenoon at the Pa
vilion all present were astonished
by Santos making his appearance
and starting off at tremendous
gait. He had been SO far behind
and going so slow that curiosity
was excited, and in a few moments
it was discovered that Santos was
not himself at all, but pedestrian
named McFarlane, who much re-
sembles Santos and was rugged out
in his clothes. He was promptly
ordered off the track and Santos
proper ruled out of the race.
At9P.M. the walking match had
progressed al hours. The score
stood: Bozen, 346; Uddin, $50;
Chenowith, Az; Murdoch, 430; Nc
CHM, $50; Matteson, 1893; Stewart,
$50; Duplissea, 37l; Carmichael,
472; Scott, 452; Reid, $40; Bowman,
1893; Ferguson. 29S; Green, 400; Ber-
ger, $50; Mcintyre, 49S; Meany,
351; Dewey, $50; Evans, 1852. The
match being for full six days, closes
at IL o'clock tonight.
AT the walking match this after
noon, considerable excitement was
occasioned by Chenowith falling
senseless on the track, and it was
rumored that he had been poisoned
to prevent his making four hum
dred and fifty miles for which he is
heavily backed. The fact is said to
be, however, that his trouble was
caused by the excessive use of a
lotion on the feet, and the skin be-.
ing broken the poisonous element
in the lotion got into the blood,
producing effects similar to strych-
nine. An antidote was admins
tered, relieving him, but the occur
ance has spoiled his chances.
The woman's walking match will
commence tomorrow night. The
following have entered: Lille Dem
man, Montreal; Grace Florence,
Boston; Maybelle Sherman, Bodie;
Martha Vonberg, New York; Mrs.
Il. Tourtelle, Stockton; Mrs. X. A.
Santos, Oakland; Sadie Donley.
Alice Donley, Bella Walton, Kate
Watson, Mrs. M. Greenleaf, Mrs.
Mary Maynard, San Francisco;
Mrs. Hattie Randall, Sacramento;
Belle Weston, Salt Lake City;
Susie Wiley, Marie Louise and
Lizzie Baymen. All are in excel
lent condition, and have undergone
careful training.
General Grants Movements.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. This
afternoon Gen. Grant went out fol
q drive, visiting, among Other
places, the Sub-Treasury and Gus.
tom House, and at o'clock left
the city with Senator Sharon,
whose guest he will be at Belmont
during the next two days. To.
morrow evening Senator Sharon
will give reception in honor OF
the General, for which over 1.5O(
invitations have been issued. Gen
Grant and party will return to this
city Thursday. Gen. Grant and
Mrs. Grant, U. S. Grant, Jr., ].
Russell Young, Mr.. Dent ant
daughter, Gen. J. Miller, wife ant
daughter, Senator Sharon ant
daughter, Miss Jennie Flood ant
brother, Mrs. General Mcdowell
and daughter, Ex-Governor Low
Senator Jones, and a few Others
will sail for Portland on Thursday
at 1P. NJ, on the steamship st
Paul, which Gen. Miller has PLACED
at Gen. Grants disposal. The st
Paul has been refitted for the con
venience of the distinguished CUES
and his friends.
Republican Btreaeth Grossly over
rNsed in Ohio.
NEW YORK, Oct. There is
moral for New York to be had fror
the conduct of the Republica
campaign in Ohio, 30 freely crit
cIsed by q Columbus correspondent
With the advent of the closin
week of the struggle the Repul
lican leaders of Ohio find they hav
been .exaggerating their ow
chances of success as grossly o
they have been undertaking th
strength of their adversaries. RI
publican estimates of the majorit
on the State ticket have suddenl
shrunk to one-third of the figuI
lately claimed, and the Legislatul
is regarded as rather worse tina
doubtful.
Prentice Milford will lecture o
What Know about Farming
before the Farmers Club to-day.
Haitian scare Near LeadviIIe.
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