Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-28
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MoJAyE, Oct. &c s. p Dodge, c
J Pariar, J D Hellan, A i Hunt.
DC Agler. J Jacobs, Fl G Allen, E
Black, w Black, E Smith, H
Aolone, Mira MeGregor, Sturgis,
A 8 Ferguson, T Walt, F Coffin.
MoJAvE, Oct. 27-R W Forbes,
10 Worthington, Mrs Tuffer,
Mrs Rush, J 8 Voshnfg, E 3 Pills.
burg. D Harmon, w W O'Melve-
ny, Henry Dalton, Jas, B Hixon.
san Frspcsco Esens.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.--Gen-
arsl Grant was banquetted by the
Pioneers last night. 70 day he at
tended the races at Oakland and
visited Mills Academy.
Dennis Kearney and Hiram
Cook went to the Tax Collectors
office to-day with Charles Tillson,
the officer elect, and demanded the
office. Mr.. Ford referred them TO
his lawyer.
Lewis Cunningham, Is we'll
known citizen, died this morning
at the Grand Hotel, In his sixty.
eighty year. The deceased was q
native Of New York, and a pioneer.
For several years he was o promin-
ent Banker Of Marysville. and for
one term he represented Yuba
county in the State Senate. During
Governor Booths administration
he was appointed one of the State
Harbor Commissioners, and held
that position for four years.
Field Raped over the UnucH les.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga spe-
ella! to The Times says a majority of
the Supreme Ju. tees are displeased
with Fields discerning opin.
ion - the validity of the Railroad
ACT, which, with the manner of
iis delivery, is pronounced often
siye and di-respectful to them. It
is reported that it will lead to the
adoption of a rule by the Court re-
curing all future dissenting opin-
ions to be read In the Council
Chamber before publicly read from
tho Berch.
s.nseet Neestng- wheat Cr0p.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 25.-At q
Cabinet meeting the opinion was
unanimous that the Interior De-
partment should suspend inter-
course with the refractory Ute !,
leaving the War Department to
deal directly with them. General
Sherman says the troops In South
eastern Colorado are ready to move
Immediately, should Adams fall In
his mission.
Walker, the statstlcian for the
Produce Exchange, after a careful
estimate, places the wheat crop of
the United States this year at $685.
00O,OCo bushels of Spring wheat.
The crop was overestimaied; the
amount consumed by 100000
persons, plus the amount required
for seed and other purposes, is
place. at $50, 900 600 bushels. leav-
ing 100, OO0,0 400 for export to Europe
amt l5,000,o90 for other ports.
E.a Of tho ys,i"w Fever.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-The follow
ing telegram was received this
morning: To Hon. A. s. Marks,
Governor, Nashville, enn.-The
epidemic is declared ended this day.
Camps will be broken up Monday
morning.
Following is the official an
nouncement of the Board of Health
declaring the epidemic ended:
lowing to the fall in temperature
within the past three days, there
having been two good ffosts with y
prospect of q continuation OF cool
weather, the Board of Health here
by declares the epidemic OF 1879 at
an eud. 1t announces that there IL
but little danger to be apprehend-
ed from yellow fever by absentees
or other persons coming Into the
ciiy. provided the instructions pub
llshed Sept. 2Sth have been com.
piled with in regard to the ventila-
lion Of houses, bedding, clothing,
etc. take this occasion to advise
people on their return to avoid in
tec,ed places. There are few
cases of yellow fever yet in the
city, and few cases may yet de-
yeiop, but by ordinary prudence
there is no danger of the disease
snreadjng from that source. By
older of the Board OF Health.
J. CHANDLER, NJ. d.
ru~ ffody af Burr. the Aeronnus
Found.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-The body
found Yesterday on the shore o
lake MICHIGAN, near Miller's sta
ton, is identified from description
of IL In dispatches by william Il
Burr as the remains of his brother
George Burr, who assembled VIII
prof Wise In the balloon Path
finder three weeks ago tomorrow
Ice ut Petersburg. Virginia.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 25;-The frs
ice and the heaviest frost OF ID
sseson here this morning. It J
Seared great damage has been don
to the tobacco crop.
Guid Receipts.
Nav YORK, Oct 25.-The steam
shin Celtic brought $40 0Oo II
~olg This makes the total o
soreipn specie receipts since las
Saturday morning So, 1858, so. Ad
vices received say that between