Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-16

MEREDITH, N. H., Sept. 49, A
rich vein of silver has BEEN discov
cred here. Four feet down the ore
assays-silver, S62 per ton; lead
$50. AT six feet depth the vein il
much richer.
A O"mnu:sOry H~s,g"~ti""
BosToN, Sept. l3.-The Saving:
Bank Commissioners have re
quested the resignation of John G.
Crowley, President of the Union
institution for savings, OH account
of transactions when they claim
are irregular. Crowley resigned,
but says the case involves only q
technical question, and the bank
does not lose cent. The Direc-
tors adopted resolutions of conf.
dence in Crowley.
An E0btzxi.r Sentenced.
BOSTON, September 10 Prescott
Pilsburg, the Lawrance (Mass)
Bauk Cashier, convicted of the em
bezziement of $4,000, has been
sentenced to five years III The Law
renee Jail.
The New York aehtsm.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1907 the
Tammauy detection HOratio Sey-
mour Is reported as declaring that
the only single prospect of saving
the party anu carrying the State is
the retirement both of Robinson
and Kelly aud the nomination of a
candidate agreed upon by the State
Committee acceptable to both fac
tiUns. There is rumOr that Rob.
inson, now that he has been vindi-
Gated by denomination, will with
draw. The fact that Clarkson N.
Potter, whose political standing
justiiies the highest place, should
have been put second on the ticket
is cited to support the rumor. The
theory Is that Potter can step into
Robinson's place, and the vacancy
thus made be filled by the State
Committee. Robinson's friends
ridicuIe the story The Star reports
au interview with Potter yesterday,
In which he declined to State
whether lie would accept the nom.
ination. He had not fully detern
ined his course.
a Tribune staff correspondent at
Syracuse says: The split in the
party may be said, without exag-
geration to run through the whole
State. In Oswego, ElmIra, SYRIA.
cuse, Colchester and Buffalo the
anti TIlden wing is very bitter, and
It is expected that Kelly Will get
many votes from this feeling. AS
for Kelly holding his men, there
never was such unauimity In Tam
many as on this question. There
seems no doubt that Tammauy will
fulfill its promise to stand by al
regular nominees except Robinson
at least the leaders insist that they
mean to. The State Central Com
,nfttee will Undoubtedly or'ier re.
Organization OF the party in the
city. All Democrats will be invit'
ed to Join, and thus the followers o
ramuiauy will be given the eas
lest possible chance to desert theil
leader.
The Negro Mixrat:Oo.
NEW York, Sept. l3.-T. w
Conway, formerly of Louisiana
and q leading spirit in promoting
the negro exodus, says: The move
ment has never Ceased since 1t be
gan. Colonies are forming all
over the South. The leaders ART
usually Union soldiers. They re
ceived applications for over 20 00'
colored labOrers in the North
mostly for farms. One-fourth o
this number will find homes ant
l. t.. t,.ta TN /
extraordinary demand for labor il
said to be caused largely by tn
drain of farm laborers to mining
regions further west.
A Chanese- Amrricnn Marriage.
NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Lun
, Sing Loo, u young Chinaman, SAT-
to be wealthy, married few day
sgo iu Newark, New Jersey, Mis-
Alice Dodd, al American girl l
wears old. AT Is years oil
Lung Sing Loo emigrated t
California. He settled In Sal
Fraucisco, where his uncles-Choc
Fan Loo and Choo Yam Loo-wer
in business. He became membe
of the firm of Hop Kee & Co., drus
d, gists on Dupont street, and also {
the firm of Hang Woo Long d 20
wholesale tea merchants on Jacl
son street. Eighteen months ag
he rented the old Dtummond prof.
erty on Houston street, Newarl
aut, converted it into a Chine!
drug mandatory, the only estal
lishment of the kind east of Cal
forpia.