Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-16

Agent Stanley, ana Speclal Agent
have been dispatched with explicit
,, orders how to act in the event tn
> White River Utes accept the term
laid down in kilograms to Genera
Sherman and Agent Stanley. Th,
Secretary of the Interior will not
under any circumstances, approx,
a step that proposes to condone th,
murder of Meeker or the killing o
Thornburgh and the men of hi
command. The White River Ute
will be fairly met with the state
ment that they have forfeited every
claim to debating terms; that they
must surrender themselves a.
guilty parties and cooperate with
the Government III bringing thu
Chiefs responsible for the outbreak
to justice. On no other terms will
they be permitted to sue for peace
Martyrs she Cause Of Science.
BOSTON, Oct. 14.-An inventor
of explosives and his assistant
named Edward Whalen, were
blown to pieces while experiment
ing down the harbor.
yellow Fever sn ArHsDsas.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), Oct. 1.-THE
following telegram to the Western
Associated Press, just received from
Forest City, Arkansas: The Board
of Health reports six cases of
yellow fever here, four of which
have died within the past six days.
"A Clergyman Iud,c.cd for Murder.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 14.-Rev. II.
H. Hayer has been indicted for the
murder of Mary Stanard.
| OniciaI FxvOrii;sn.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Sun
Washington special gives the
names of applicants for appoint
ment to vacant Second Lieutenant
cies from the civil list, who, hav-
ing failed in the examination,
have, through influence at WASH
ington, procured new trial.
Among them is son of Colonel
Mccoy of Sherman's staff. His
father is very anxious to get his
boy in the army. a re-eXamina-
ton las been ordered, beginning
tomorrow at the War Department.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed
among other applicants, who lack
influence to obtain rehearing, at
this favoritism in the army.
Railroad DIsori ninai'on. .
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Com
nlercial-BuLtetin correspondent de-
clares, after an extended TRIP
through the State, that the trans
portation question is leading
issue with the people in the int
rior. Oppressive railroad freight
Determinations, as brought out by
the Legislative investigation, has
astounded the general public. j
Legislative remedies are prevented
during the coming Winter, it will
not be the fault of the people, but
it will rest solely with the dictate.
rial caucus nominating system.
CFimiua! M,oeez aAtiOn.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-John Dicl
Long, a Chinese cook in the navy
yesterday eloped with II prett!
English woman, the wife of Hees
ing, a sailors clearinghouse keep
er. He was arrested and commit
ted in default of bail. A suit TO-
$4,000 has been begun by Messing
schurx ana ine Iaaiaus.
NEW York, Oct. 1ith.-A Time
correspondent travelling with Sec
rotary Schurz says: The Secretar,
informed the Indians at council
in the Indian Territory that sooue
or later the Government would
} have to break the treaties in which
, 1T had guaranteed to the Indian
, possession of their land; also tina
Schutz will propose in his next re
port a la " enabling the Indians t
obtain complete title to individua
J lands by long occupancy and the
dispose of them at will.
Zack Chandler Raves.
NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-Chandle
speech at Flushing, Lon.
Id, yesterday said: "Lookin
over the VIII ole field, the great
mistake we ever made was il
hanging enough of those rebel
rake treason forever Odious.
hiuk you have in New York, i
person of Samuel J. Tilden, tn
ttest fraud on the face of Tia
ii. u
Ehe FOpe's Health.
.oME, Oct. II The Pope on FIR
underwent a slight operation
isnot confined to bed.
The Amti-Asent Agitation.
DUBLIN, Oct. 14.-Five hundre
rants Of the Marvuis Of Sligo an
Earl of Lucan, near Westpot
unity, met and solemnly pledge
emselves to pay no rent until
iuction should be granted pr;
rtionate to the great fall of price
b all kinds in agricultural pre-
cts. A notice was posted 8
arren Point, County Down, ths
y man coming into the count
g. pay more than 81 an acre #
Ind may bring his coffin wit
m.
The OntnOw of Cold.
LONDON, Oct. 14th.-The Dali
eUs says: If gold continues
we England and France as it h,
tely, it will soon become necess
to consider the possibility
ensures to stop the outflow.
i'll be time for England to oonsi,
= what action to take when Il
reuch authorities make move |
q rectly or indirectly raising Il
,emium on gold to such a poi
nat the whole weight of the Unit,
sates demand is thrown on tn
e1untrv.