Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
Houae of Delegates--Democrats
66; Republicans, IS. Democratic
majority on joint ballot, 60.
yYeGeS Advanced.

men quit Work at the stock yar'
this morning, and received the ad
vance they asked from q rumber 0
packers and resumed operations
No further trouble is anticipated.
s,niar Ereo tO es Cunrt-martsiie'
Again.
ST. PAUL, Nov. G.--Maj. III. A
Reno, whutw6 years ago WAS court
martialed for indecency toward ;
woman, and whose sentence wai
mitigated by President Hayes, II
again in trouble for similar of
fence, the victim Of his insult thi,
time being the wife of post trader
Fsnshaw. Reno was drunk at the
time and very Indecent. Genera
Ferry has detailed q court-martia
to-day TO sit ut Fort Meade, Nov
ember 23d.
where on,y nDe Party WAS aiIswet
20 vote.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 6.--By Official
count the Democrats elect the State
Senator and the members OF the
Legislature. The Republicans
elect all the county officers. Can.
ton, Madison county elects o Dem
ocratic Senator, and two Democrats
and one Independent to the Legis.
lature. The balance of the Demo
cratic ticket Is elected.
south Asuettca nows.
PANAMA, Oct. 2S.-rhe Colom-
bian authorities have secured q
torpedo boat TO sail for Cailao.
Ships loading guano at Lobos have
been ordered TO discontinue work.
Comments "n snc New Ynrh Eies-
.ioo.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--The Times
says that since the election WASH
iugton Democrats breathe more
freely, now that they are relieved
OF the load which Tilden's proba-
BILE nomination see med 10 be iasten-
ing upon them. Southern Repre-
sentatives regard the result ia New
York as making Bayard's nomina-
tion by his party certain, and affect
to believe that Ii the Democrats
have elected their State ticket, ex-
cept Robinson, they can carry the
State next year.
The Times also proves hy the
possible election of the entire Re
publican State ticket, or its defeat
by q mere handful of votes, that it
points irresistibly to the conclusion
that with strong nominations and
good management, the Republican
party of New York would have q
majority. Why, the Times asks.
has the wave OF Republican tri.
umrn which swept over OHIO and
Pennsylvania, which has inundated
New Jersey and submerged Con-
nectieut, merely eddied around
New York ami answers much as
the Post did yesterday.
Tss ytw xera ssoea Exe,nmge.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Gov
erning Committee Of the Stock
Exchange has deciiei to enlarge
the me embership from LOCO to l.100,
and that the forty new members
shall pay an initiation fee of Sl0,-
600. After the membership reaches
1,lO0 the entrance fee will be
raised to $500 When the seats
are sold by transfer of a mem-
Der instead of by the Exchange,
tue purchaser will have to pay the
Exchange $1,000. The matter will
be submitted to general meeting
of the Exchange. The proceeds OF
the sale of forty new seats will pay
for the new buildings recently pur-
chased by the Exchange.
Tae Fisst snew stoI an East.
NEW YORK, Nov. G,h.-Tbe first
snow storm of the season set in las
night. 1t fell furiously for fouT
hours, but the temperature being
above freezing point, there was
never more than an inch on the
ground at one time.
Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. Re
turns from the state are meagre,
and little except local Interest wa,
felt in the elections, as only coun-
ty officers were elected. A very
slight Greenback vote has been
poiled, though in one or two places
the Greenback candidates are
elected, otherwise tie Republi'
cans have generally increased theil
msiorities as looking to sole
vote in 1880. a light vote was
polled.
n'os io Exeter.
LONDON, Nov. 6--There was 6
riot in Exeter last night in connec
ton with the Guy Fawkes celebra
ton. The mob assembled In thu
yard of the Cathedral around Bo
naire, and attempted to Gemoiist
the "hoardipg" or enclosure erect
ed to protect the City Bank. TIT
riot act was read and company o
Infantry called out, who fixed bay
onets and loaded with bail. Th'
sight of these proceedings, and
free use of policemen's slaves, clear
ed the yard In about an hour. Sew
eral arrests were made and tn
streets were patrolled until day
light.
Tns irish Land League.
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-The Irish Ian
League has adopted the ad5res
drafted by the National Ian
League on Tuesday last, calling .
farmers for practical assistance i
tie effort making towards securln
the soil Of Ireland for those wh
: cultivate it, with view to the Ell
| tablishment Of peasant proprietor
ship.
= Rowfny.
: LONDON, Nov. 6.-Hanlan il
!. tends visiting England to defen
his title to the championship.
TORONTO, Nov. 6.-Hanlan n
ceived a telegram from Blaikie th
morning, stating that Courtne
: had accepted his proposition, an
: asking Hanlan to forward ament
q ed articles. Hanlan replied
: Blaikie, accepting, and asking hi
IS to instruct Courtney to forward a
= ticles for a race at WashingtC
y about the first of December.
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