Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-09
winu-up of the Carnival.

Us tho
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA Sc
auel to the Authors Carnival III
the shape of q grand fancy dress
ball took place at the Pavilion last
evening. The doors were opened
AS early as half-past six, and by
nine every available seat in the
galleries, on the stage and the
booths were occupied by spectators
to the number of several thousand.
At nine o'clock the grand march
commenced. Those only who took
part in the representations of the
Carnival took position in the col
umn, all in costume, presenting a
brilliant and striking scene. AT
the conclusion of the march, the
order of dances was taken up. This
final entertainment, so successful
in every respect, adds largely TO
the proceeds of the Carnival avail
able for distribution among the
charities, for whose benefit the en-
terprise was originally projected.
The receipts of the Authors Car
nival were $4,000; expenses $20,-
600.
I.di.n Fish over the Burder-COrs
COnsuI.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA
Tucson dispatch, special from Fort
Grant to the Tucson Star, says:
Dispatches from Fort Bayard, New
Mexico announce the return there
of Arizona troops and scouts. They
had fight by moonlight with Vic
toria's band of Apaches in Mexico,
sixty miles below the line. One
hundred and eighty warriors en-
gagged in the fight, and were defeat
ed and driven from the field. Pri-
vate Cochlerio, of Company A,
Sixth Cavalry, of Fort Garnt, Ari-
zona, was killed, and an Indian
scout of Lieutenant Gatewood's
Company, of Fort Apache killed
and another wounded. Major Nor
row commanded the troops in the
fight. The Arizona troops are en-
route to their posts. The hostile
Indians have been driven out of
New Mexico. General Carr, in
charge of all scouting parties and
troops In the field in Southern Ari-
Zona, will return at once with his
troops along the border, to guard
the Territory against the hostiles
now in Mexico.
WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Nov. g.
To MeGican Consul, Tucson. Our
troops are reported to have return
ed to Bayard, having left Victoria
in Mexico. Any efforts of the
Mexican Government to arrest the
hostiles will be regarded as y
friendly act.
(Signed) o. b. WILCOX,
Bvt. Maj. Gen'l.
TUCSON, A. IT,, Nov. 6.-.General
O. b. Wilco1, Whippte BaYvdcks.-
Your dispatch is received and con-
tents imme ediately forwarded to the
Mexican authorities, that they may
proceed against hostiles as required
by the good friendship existing be-
tween our two Republics.
(Signed) FRANCISCO l.. PRIETo,
Mexican Consul.
Escaped.
UKIAH, Nov. 7.-Wheeler and
Anthony escaped from Jail this
evening. Wheeler is one of the
Big River outlaws, and Anthony
is under conviction of murder ant
sentenced to penitentiary for life
A brother of Anthony has been ir
town all day, and it appears to b'
The impression that he has aidet
the escape. After leaving the jai
thew went to a stable and mounted
horses and left town.
Ftre and Loss OF Life.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 7.-Th
house and outbuildings of Isaa
Snofford, of Brownfield, wer
bnrped last night. Spofford per
iahed in the flames.
Hard Times Committee ia Mas
sachusetss.
RosToN, Nov. 7.-Congressma
wricht. of Pennsylvania, an
MMareeh of Maine, have been hei
% ,no or three days taking the ev
,"~ce tm0 Of the Congressional Con
'eittee on the depression OF bus
LIS nass About q dozen witness'
heve n9 been examined, among whol
haso SWo-ian Phillirs and Gerer'
unm.a 1luaey fr1-
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