Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-07
Morning kilograms.
Jay Gould and she Yellow Fever
sufferers.

Jay GouId and she Yellow Fever
sufferers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Jay Gould
has sent the Memphis Howards
$1,000, and says he will foot their
bills as long as they think neces-
sary.
MEMPHIS, September 5th.-
A. j. Smith, acting President of
the Howard, replies to Jay Gould
AS follows: "The grand sentiment
you express, to continue our work,
and in the event of our appeal to
the county not being needed, you
will foot the bill, has nerved us all
and strengthened our faith in the
cause. Our expenses aggregate a
thousand dollars daily"
-ik Operatives C"mtHx -Eussaess
Revival.
NEW YORK., Sept. SIT Is be-
lieved that fully enc thousand silk
operatives have arrived at Patter-
son this year from English, French,
German and Italian cities, attract
ell by reports of the prosperity of
the industry of that city. Yester-
day thirty silk spinners arrived in
one party from an English town,
and said great many more were
coming soon.
There are indications of q revival
of railroad manufacturing indus
tries. 1t appears, in fact, that a
gentleman acting as agent for
south western railroad company, re-
Gently wrote to all rolling mills in
the East, asking bids for 1000 tons
of rails, and not one of the mills
would bid. Each and all declared
they were full of orders for months
ahead, some of them until Febru-
AIRY, and could not consider his
offer ut all. He says this was the
tenor of the replies received from
every rolling mill east of Chicago.
New York R-pu0..can state Ticket.
NEW YORK, Sept SIN regard
to the Republican nominations at
Saratoga yesterday, there is con-
siderable heart-burning in some
quarters, and accusations of bar
gaining and selling. The ticket
will undoubtedly be bolted by few
soreheads, but as time goes on most
of the discontented will wheel into
line.
The Tribune say-: A frank ex-
preston of both President Hayes
and Secretary Sherman in favor of
hearty effort by all friends of the
Administration to elect the ticket
is just what was to be expected
from the good sense and good tenn
per of those gentlemen. If there is
any lingering soreness among men
who hoped for different result at
Saratoga, the remarks of the Pres.
ident and Secretary ought to re-
move it.
The ship Canal COnxress--In aside
View by u Delegate.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The papers
publish the report Of DIR. w. E.
Jonson, delegate to the Paris Canal
Congress, made to the American
Geographical Society, of which he
lisa member. He says: 1t is i'm
portant that the American public
should know how the Congress
was manipulated in favor of the
Panama scheme, which was
pre.arranged by a clique,
When Ammen and Menocal
gave their facts and figures
respecting the different routes
a complete revolution took place in
the tone of the Congress and the
European engineers. We were as
tonished to find that nobody in Eu
F. rope really understood the subject
Three fourths of the engineers
present at once declared Wyses'.
surveys and estimates worthless
and De Lesseps aud party were IL
CONSERVATION. Pledged to the Pan
anna route, neither they nor thu
bankers behind them could consen
to the adoption of any other. The
Congress was adjourned according
Nv for several days to enable Wys'