Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
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wr<ch~d snip Go,ng,o pieces.
VICTORIA (B. Co. August llth.--
The telegraph line has oeen re-
paired aud communication re-es-
tablished.
The steamer has arrived In port
With quantity Of wreckage from
the ship Becherdass Ambaidass,
stranded near Paehena Bay. The
vessel is broken In three pieces,
aud is rapidly disappearing. Her
main deck is gone, aud at high tide
ouIy the gallant fotecastle is out of
wafer. She is exposed to every
heavy swell, and is broken at the
mainmast and across the fore-
batch.
The American ship Reporter,
loading coal for San Francisco ut
Departure Bay, and the bark Fan
nv Skoltield, loading at the South
Wellington mine for the same port,
will be ready for sea to morrow.
The ship Belvidere, loading coal at
Nanaimo Bay for Sau Francisco,
will complete her cargo about the
middle of this week. The bark
Montana, chartered to load South
Welligtou coal for San Fraucisco,
las arrived at Departure Bay
The bark Mathiide, Captain
Ioues, lumber laden from Port
BlakeIy, aud bound for Iquique,
anchored in Royal Roads yester-
lay afternoon.
Sa,mun Caich ia Frazer River.
NEW WESTMINSTER, August II.
The first run of salmon has end
ID. The total packing on Frazer
liver to date is % 200 cans.
Improved Order OF Red Men.
PORTLAND, August 1lth.-The
Great Council Improved Order OF
Red Men adjourned yesterday Of
.er installing the following Great
Chiefs: Great Sachrm, G. c. Sears;
Great Ssnior Sycamore, E. 5. Nc
Comas; G. j. Sycamore, G. w. Saw
age; G. Prophet, w. II. Williams;
Great c. of r, Sleg Baer; Great
Keeper of Wampum, l.. Rick.
NJ. L. Chureh Conference.
WALLA WALLA, August 1lth.-
The Columbia River Conference
began its seventh session at Walla
Walla August7th Bishop GILBERT
Haven, of Atlanta, Ga, occupied
the chair. Rev. VIM. L. Gibson
was chosen Secretary, and Rev.
Mr.. Flenner and Mr.. Grannis were
chosen assistants. For the first day
preliminary business occupied the
attention of the Conference. Sat.
urday forenoon the Conference pro-
ceeded to elect a delegate to repre-
sent this Conference at the General
Conference, which meets in Ciu
cinnati in May next year. Rev
Mr.. Strong was elected on the sec.
ond ballot, and Rev. Mr.. Hines
elected as reserve. To-day the lay
delegates elected Jonas w. Brown,
Of idaho City, delegate to the
General Conference, and Rev. FL.
J X. Hines reserve.
Ehe Hard Times CUsnnitsee Hound
for san FTaac;seo-M Mormon B.us.
ter.
SALT LAKE, August llth.-Hav-
ing hobnobbed with the Mormons
/ i'l tit pdsb tuitt nd(-f w tutti
hearts content, the Labor Inves l.
eating Committee left for SIN
Francisco Saturday afternoon.
| There has been considerable
biuster on the part of the Mormon
priests since the Incarceration of
their Apostles for contempt, ami
loud threats of retaliation against
government officials, who have
simply done heli duts la the prem
ises, are made in the DeSeret NeWs.
The articles are suppused to bt
written by John Taylor, who il
trying to fire the hearts of thu
Saints to some overt act. The bet
ter class of Mormons condemn tn,
incendiary course of the fanatics,
while Gentiles and Apostles ridi
cule the blu ster. They think, how
ever, that the government should
put its loot down and forever stop
this open defiance TO Its laws in
Utah.