Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-14
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 18th. The
Secretary of the Navy and First
Assistant Postmaster-G General Ty-
ner returned to Washington to-
night.
Murphy wins the O'Leary Beit.
NEW YORK, October 18TH
Saturday night, at the close of
the match for the O'Leary belt,
the greatest enthusiasm was caused
when O'Leary strobe beside little
Briody, and great laughter and
clapping of hands succeeded as Dan
was obliged to run to keep up with
the Liliput.
Murphy went to his room at S:37
p. M, having sos miles and one lap
to his credit. AT S:45 he reappeared,
wearing the O'Leary belt and
rolling before him his Haverstraw
wheelbarrow, well filled with
bricks. The shout that went up
was unparalleled, even in the Pc
culiar garden.
Mahoney walked behind the boy
and his barrow, bearing the Amer
lean flag. In this way two laps
were made, the band playing, men
cheering and tossing their hats,
and women throwing flowers upon
the barrow and waving their hand
kerchiefs to the boy.
Murphy then retired, and little
before nine O'clock was taken
quietly from the building to his ho-
tel, whtre he had bath and re-
ceived the crowds that poured in
upon him.
The official score is as follows:
Allen ASP, Briody AIS, Curran 450,
Faber ASS, Mckee 902. Mahoney
467, Murphy sos, Russell 452, Walk
er 450, Howard 500.
Howard ran all his 500th mile.
People had begun to leave the Gar
den soon after it became known
that Murphy had retired, and by
the time Howard had finished his
500 miles there were few to retire.
No one expects that the American
pedestrian will go to London to cap
ture the Ashley belt.
Goia fram Europe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13th.-The Ger
manic, from Liverpool, brought
S230,000, and the Mosel, from
Bremen, S210.O00 gold.
Enbezzier Indicted.
BOSTON, Oct. 13th.-The Grand
Jury has Indicted Charles Demond
for embezzlipg 1929, 000-property
of the Massachusetts Home Mis-.
sionary Society.
Large Fire.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13th.-The Gin
cinnati Marine Railway and docks,
three miles above the city, burned
Saturday night. The steamer Bos-
tona, on the stocks, was also burned.
Loss estimated at $l50,000.
Pennsyivsn.a q. a. II. Anuiyersary.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13th.-The
thirteenth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the Grand Army of the
Republic in Pennsylvania was GEL
ebrated by q procession of the sew
eral Posts. There were profuse
decorations and some addresses.
Failure.
WILMINGToN, Del, Oct. 18TH
Todd, Piatt Il Co., commission
merchants in this city have failed.
striHo by Rsifroad Employees.
CLEVELAND, October 13.--Eight
hundred employees in railroad
freight houses have struck for an
advance from $l.l0 to SIPS per
day.
EnxtlRt14 ar
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 11th.-Judge
Henry Hayden, of Wood County
Court, q politician we'll known
throughout the State, candidate for
Acknowledgement on the Green
back ticket two years ago, was shot
and killed at Centralia, Wis, last
Thursday, by w. II. Cochran,
Cashier of the First National
Bank. The affair grew out of
alleged intimacy on the part of
Hayden with Cochran's wife, the
scandal being one of long standing.
Cochran separated from his wife
some time ago, although no
divorce had been obtained. The
weapon used was a shotgun loaded
with five buckshot, the entire
charge penetrating Inc right side
of the victim, killing him instant
ly No words passed between
them, so it is supposed the killing
was premeditated.
Conn endstion of brave soidiers
LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Oct 13th.-
General Pope, commander of the
Department of the Missouri, yes
terday issued general orders highly
complimentary to Captain +. S.
Dodge, of the Ninth Cavalry. The
Department Commander takes Pc
culiar pleasure in exercising his
privilege thus publicly and formal
ly to express his high appreciation
and hearty commentator of the
gallantry and soldierly conduct of
Captain Francis s. Dodge, Ninth
Cavalry, and the officers and men
of his company, ID, Ninth Cayaly,