Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
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MoJAvE, Aug. 3l.-I N Cutler, g
H Bowers, Mrs Polasky. B Blake,
A d A lien, r J Hubbard, 5 Men.
delson and wife, + w Blake and
sister, B Gentleman, G X Snow.
MoJAvE, Sept. 1.-G w Maynard,
Fan River Operatives
FALL RIVER (Mass.) August 30.-
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
weavers was held tonight to hear
was instructed few nights ago to
ask the manufacturers for an In
crease of Is per cent In wages. As
no answer had been received, the
question arose of inaugurating "a
general strike. 1t was finally de.
clded to defer the strike until a
more perfect organization could be
effected by the operatives. The
carders, who held a si milar meet
ing, adopted practically the same
course, appointing Committee of
four to consult with the weavers
and spiuners, and adjourned for ole
weak.
MOiiie McCortny.
NEW YORK, August 80 Speak
ing of Mollie Mccarthy, the World
intimates that the mare was never
intendt d to sart, and says: "Such
suspicion is strengthened by the ru-
NOR freely circulated That Baldwin,
the owner of Mollie, was also the
owner of Fortuna, although entered
In tbs race by Puryear & Co. The
latter story is no doubt untrue, for
Martin, who was present at Bright
on Beach late yesterday, positively
denied The story. When asked
about Mollie's injuries, he said he
was really afraid that they never
would be able to get M0ll,e again
IN condition to race; that she was
iiat broken down, strictly in the
meaning of the term, but was 50
lame in the off fore foot that he did
not think she could be cured. This,
taken with the fact that Martin is
all expert as to horses feet, evil
IDENTIFY means that Mollie will be
retired from the turf and become
one of the most valuable brood
mares in the country.
NEW YORK, August 30.-Jay
Gould arrived yesterday from
Europe. He told World reporter
that he went to A amsterdam to buy
Denver bonds. The bulk of these
bonds is held there. He arrived
there at 10 in the morning and left
on the l O'clock train. He says:
1 wanted bonds anu they
got the money. 1t was an ordinary
transaction, though 1t struck them
as a very strange thing. don't
think they have got it straight in
their heads yet. They wanted to
smoke over it. He said he did not
think anything of the Panama
canal scheme. Do not think there is
commerce enough 10 support it. 1t
would be great convenience, butt
cannot see any money in it as ali
investment. l would not put any
money in 1t.
~ The pestiieace.
MEMPHIS (renn.), August 80
Thirty-eight cases of yellnw fever
were reported to the Board of
Health to day. Four additional
deaths have occurred The total
number of new cases reported for
the week Is I'll; total number to
date, 8i8. Total number of deaths
from yellow fever for the week, 81;
total humber TO date, 228.
ASSISTANCE REQUIRED.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A
special from Memphis says: The
Howards had on hand at the begin
min of the plague this season
$40 ~ They have received So, ,0OC
sind $1,000 of which has been for
wart : from Louisville. This
amount has decreased until only
sufficient for few days is left
President Langsiaf says the How
ards hesitate again to appeal to the
generous feelings OF the people, bu
The hope that the fever would abatt
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