Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-31

Hon w. B. G. Brown, State Con-
troller, will address the Democrats
of Los Angeles on Friday evening,
at 8 o'clock, in front of the Cosmo-
politan Hotel. As the Democratic
County Convention will have COM
pleted its work by that time the
occasion may also be availed of to
ratify our local ticket. There
should be a large attendance, Mr.:
Brown is an eloquent and logical
speaker.
The Fusion Democrats of San
Diego county met in Convention
at San Diego city last Saturday and
endorsed, with two or three excep-
tions, the ticket previously nomi.
mated by the N. G. p. In adddi-
ton, the Convention endorsed the
nomination of Hon. J. w. Satter-
white for State Senator from the
San Bernardino.San Diego Dis
trict. The Central Committee of
the N. c. P. also endorsed Mr.. Sat-
terwhite.
Arrived at Wilmington, July
Both. steamer Orizaba, johnson,
master, from San Francisco with
14O tons merchandise and 25 pas
sengers for S. P. r. R.; schooner
Jessie Nickerson, Bonfield, master,
from Point Blakely, with 2l3 900
feet of lumber for J. M. Griffith 81
Co.; schooner Gen. Ord, GerdaD,
master, from Point Arenas, with
4, 900 railroad ties for the z. L. Co. J
schooner Serena Thayer, Wheeler,
master, from Noyo, with 10000
railroad ties for P. l. Co.
Mr.. B. Chandler, one of the dele.
gates to the late Democratic State
Convention at Sacramento, is the
delegate from the Cahuenga dis
trict to the Convention which
meets at Union Hall to-day. Mr..
Chandler is a Democrat of the old
school and he fought tvaliantly for a
straight State Democratic ticket.
He brought with him, when he
came to reside in Southern Califor-
mia, the hearty personal endorse.
ment Of the de jure President of
the United States, Samuel j. Til
den; and, we may add, that Of Ros-
coe Conkling as well.
We have received from w. FL.
Walker, Secretary of the San
Francisco Produce Exchange, re-
port of the amount of flour and
grain, of the crop of 1878, remain
ing in the State July "a, 1879. We
reproduce the totals: Flour, bar
rels, 37,7S6; wheat, centals, 593, ,25l
barley, centals, S06,565; oats, cen-
tails, 26, ,484; corn, centals, l4S, ,O02;
rye, centals, 22,237. Of this there
remains on the Southern Coast
Flour, 1,l12 bbls; wheat, $3.50 cen
tails. barley 129, 900 centals, oats
1000 centals, ccrn SO, ,726 centals,
rye 900 centals.
The gentlemen having in charge
the preparations for the musical
and dramatic entertainment for
the benefit of the Spanish-Ameri-
can Mutual Benevolent Society, to
be given at Turn VereIn Hall Au-
gust 23d, are using every eXertion
to make the entertainment one OF
the grandest affairs of the kind
ever given in Los Angeles. The
musical part of the programme
will be rendered by number of
fala a
amateurs and professionals who
have rendered their services to the
Society. The coming entertain
ment, from every standpoint,prom-
ises to be memorable event.
The Republican meeting in front
of the Cosmopolitan Hotel last
night, while respectable in point of
mum bers, was one of the coldest
and most unenthusiastic gather
ings we have ever see. This, we
have no doubt, was partially as
cribable to the long and uninter-
esting harangue of Mr.. A. l.. Hart,
candidate for Attorney-General,
who talked for over an hour and a
half, thus forcing his fellow can
vasser, Major Macarthur, to limit
his speech to very few minutes.
Both gentlemen, judging from
their experiences here and at Ana
helm, are by this time convinced
that Los Angeles audience does
not enthuse over the usual Repub-
lican platitudes.