Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-24
0SANaElES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Going South.

M0rnlng ielegrdmS.
Passengers GOING South.
MoJAvE, July 23.-Paul Abadie,
J g Cambel |, G s Terry, John Ha-
beldo, A Curry, Miss Stoddard,
Miss DUR.
RevOtmttOm ia a1ngdaieaa over.
PANAMA, July 16.-The revolu-
ton is over, and President Robles
lost In the struggle.
Guatemala has increased its du-
ties 25 per cent, payable in cash.
The raIi River strike.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July Odd
Striking spinners report receiving
$553 from sympathizers. James
Humes, of N0bstick, was stabbed by
the strikers. Another Nobstick
man fired upon his assailants and
fled.
New Cases TO.dny.
MEMPHIS, July 22.-Five new
cases were reported to the Board of
Health this morning. Four deaths
have occurred since last night. The
two eolored military companies,
the Mcclellan Guards and Memphis
Zouaves have volunteered their
service to protect the property of
the city If the necessity arises.
The city authorities will doubt
oil fn-Haxy WHARF q
camp will be established, to which
the poor of the city will be re-
moved.
what m slnphts Doctors aud Oshcrs
NEW YORK, July % "A Times s
special says: The faver Is now scat.
tering over the city, and the indica.
tious are that before the week is
ended there will be no part of the
city without its quota of sickness.
Many of the doctors still maintain
that the disease is of a mild type of
yellow fever, while others contend
that 1t is something else. DIR. Put
nam, an old resident physician of
thirty.five years standing, says
he has five or six patients under
treatment but does not dis
cover any yellow fever in the
sickness, which would be reported
by other doctors as yellow fever,
General Smith, connected with
the Howards, says he has neigh
bors within two blocks OF his resi-
dence sick, and he cannot detect in
any of them yellow fever, although
he believes there Is yellow fever in
the city. The General mentioned
cases within his knowledge that
had never been reported, and said
that although the patients were
very sick on the first attack, they
were now walking about in their
yards or streets. The General also
said the Howards would hold no
meeting, nor would they organize
until the situation was such that
the Howards must be brought into
tn. field. Smith was very sam
guine. We would have no epi-
demic as compared with last year,
and such is the feeling entertained
by our most prominent physicians.
DIR. Collins, of the Board of
Health, says, good-humoredly, that
he expects to leave here in about
thirty days, for some point, because
there will he nothing to do. When
asked why, when thirty five cases
like those of to-day occurred, he
could not find something to do, he
answered that the disease in thirty
days would be checked as suddenly
as it began, and that no material
would he left for it to feed upon.
DR.. J. B. Thornton has returned
after flying trip to Washington
He enters upon his duties as Presi'
dent of the Board of Health.
DR.. Maury is in Colorado. He
has resigned his membership of the
State Board of Health.
New Roa,e for western PRODUCTS
NEW YORK, July 22.-The Bulie
tin to-day says: Arrangements are
pending for forwarding western
produces to Europe over q rail rout'
from | ouisville to Port Royal, S
c.. connecting with q line of steam
ships ssem that port to Liverpool
The line would effect q great saw
ing in rail carriage, though some
what longer on the ocean portion
Of the route.
- C0nuecsing North aAd South
America.
NEW YORK, July 22.-It is statet
that Asror, in connection with par
ties at Boston, is negotiating with ,
view to establishing o joint oceaI
and railroad line between Nortf
and South America.
A svuthern View Of the Negro Eek
Ohus.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-The New
Orleans Times says: We speak de
lberately and after full and due
consideration, when we say, tina
In our judgment, the negro exodus
was not originated by and has no
been influenced In any appreciablt
degree by political or self-stylet
humanitarian emissarfes from tht
Northern States.
The Kansas fever Is an indlgenoul
production--as Is NATURES plan-il
10 be found at home. II our people
oan be brought to understand lh,
malady, the cure Will be compare
lively speedy and quite effective
The excitement amoug the coloret
laborers has indeed become O. crazl