Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29
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MoJAvE, Aug. 2S.-Lieufenant
Baird, George B. Sanford, Mrs. J.
F. Ford, T. J G. Webster, Chas. T.
Norton and 80 soldiers.
Sa. Fr..c.sen-KatteeH Condi.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-San
Francisco has quieted down. There
is no excitement to day other than
that which usually pertains to an
interesting political campaign.
The w. p. G. rifiemen, who have
been on duty around the Metropo-
Titan Temple, were relieved from
duty last evening and detach-
ment of policemen performs guard
in their place. The city authori-
ties, al the request of the w. P. c.,
had fence placed across Fifth
street to stop all vehicle travel eX-
cept the movement of street cars.
Mr.. Kalloch's condition has ma.
terially improved since yesterday,
and the physicians attending sn
nounce that he is in no iminedi
ate danger. Last night lie rested
well-much better than at any
other time since he WAS shot.
Neither bullet has yet been eX-
trac.ed. He converses with his at
tendants and evidently entertains
hopes of his recovery.
Grant ami tao C.m~i schcmr.
NEW York, August 27th.-The
Herald reproduces, in effect, the
story told by the World yesterday,
in relation to Gen. Grant and the
Inter-Ocean Canal, but the chief
moral the Herald derives from 1t is
n bolstering up Of its favorite hob
by: that therefore Grant cannot be
The Republican candidate for Pres
ident next year.
I;aytoB aad Webb.
NEW YORK, August 27th.-
Boyton has accepted Webb's chal-
lenge, and suggests Boston harbor,
Sept. 4th, as the time and place.
The Gre.Bbsck Labor rnrsy 1871 New
YOsk.
NEW YORK, August 27th.-The
Herald to-day says: Once more the
Greenback Labor party looms up
In state politics as possible break
er of party states. 1t is generally
admitted that this party finds its
recruits principally among Demo.
Gratis. II, therefore, it can poll
vote even 0ne-half as large ;.s in
1878, New York will be hopelessly
lost to the Democratic party. In
terviews with certain leaders of the
Labor party are reported to indicate
that there is not any particular EN-
thusiasm In the Labor ranks.
Tne Campaign la III tinr.
NEW YORK, August 2T.-Dan.
lei f. Davis, Republican candidate
for Governor of Maine, has been
giving his views on the result of
the forthcoming election in that
State to the Boston Herald. He is
reported as saying that he feels
sure of his election by the people.
He has correspondents in over one
hundred towns and cities, with
whom he keeps In communication
while he Is going about the
State making speeches, aud they
all send him Information of
the Greenbackrrs returning to the
Republican fold. He expresses the
opinion that the Democrats will,
during the last week of the cam
paign, abandon the idea of the cleo
tion of Smith, the Greenback can.
didate, by the people, which is
their present intention, and will
give Garcelon nearly as large u
vote as last year. while Smiths
vote will fall much below what it
was lust year.
the New York "suu' on EsIdcu.
NEW YORK, August 27th.-The
Sun says: or all public men we
have known no other has shown so
little disposition TO make friends
by concession as Tilden. Tilden
does not appear at all content un.
less he controls and dictates the
nomination or appointment of
every inferior Office. Perhaps Til.
den may succeed by fighting the
men of his party as we'll as his pol,
itical appointments, his friends as
we'll as his enemies. A green hand
on a farm yoked pair of oxen, one
heading each way. They did moi
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