Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-25
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Gu,nx s"utN.

Passengers Dung s"utN.
MoJAvE, Sept. "a &C g G Gil.
more wife and family, Hon w M
Stewart, w G Parsons, Mrs Rich
ard Dillon and nurse, James Irwin
and son, w H Jordan, w G ChiIds.
J G Hazelton, J R Scupham. J
Foster, Rev Long, w Jones, Mrs
Joe Hendricks, E s Chase, Pete
Smith, Jno Brown, Byron Waters,
Jas Brown, w Stewart.
Treasury sarcu'nr.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23d.-The
first application for gold under the
recent rcuIar from the Treasury
Department has been received from
the National Bank at Bellaire,
Ohio.
rne N. Y. Crib"ne a" the At't"de
a.d rubnc services of Ge"e. al
6raaG.
New YORK, Sept. % The Tri-
5une says of Grant: No true citi
zen Of this country wishes to zee
schemers, revolutionists and multi
tiers ruah it into another civil war.
II that time should come, there
would be call for Grant, which
the country knows he would not
disregard. 1t IL well that this plain
citizen still lives among us, crowned
with honors, enlightened by expe.
rience and elevated above party
Of II hxt hta V,.,tI1l..I In Iva nunni-
date for office. For If war of fac
lions should ever threaten to plunge
the country into disorder, or rebel
lion should ever lift it's head again,
there is mau around whom the
loyalty of the nation would in
stinctly rally. The fact that he
still lives aud stands above the
strife of parties will make revolu-
tionists think twice before they fe-
sist laws or threaten the nations
unity, 1t is the rare good fortune
of the Ex- President that he can
thus render his country daily and
hourly service, while enjoying his
well earned freedom from the re-
straints of public station. In the
attitude which he has chosen with
respect to all offices end parties,
his very life 10 of benefit to his
country-a powerful barrier against
qualification, rebellion or revolu-
tlon in any form. The world knows
that million of veterans would
take down their muskets If he
should draw his sword in defense of
the nation.
TIM GuO~rnns"ri~s OAios la MAs0s
Agnsn goes &" tho L-xisissuse.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23i.-The
World has telegram stating that
Davis, Republican candidate for
Governor of Maine, IL not elected
by the people by from two to four
thousand votes. The Republican
managers are distressed over the
news, and wish that the plan OF
placing Hale in nolination for
Governor had been carried out.
The notion Of placing him in nom
inatiOu was suggested with view
of securing for him u few hundred
votes, SO that in case the popular
vote should fail to elect, the ASSEM-
bly, could send in Hale's aud Dt,
fiS' = udhCS I'LL tIO OCIatO w VIC
eide upon. Blaine opposed the
suggestion. because he was conf
dent that DAVIS could carry the
State, and was afraid that with
Hale in the field everything might
be lost.
The N Y."W"rsH" "n tha Condi,t"n
OF tne I.abpr,"g fo"r IN the En
pire cay
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-Tht
has entered upon %s ''s al ex a%f.o .
the condition of the working elias
ses here. 1t says it will conduct i
systematic inquest into their Deces
stiles; that tunes are better for cap
italists, investors, tradesmen ah(
merchants OF all sorts. We hav,
already ascertained and shown thai
times are no better for the toiIint
poor who make up the main bod,
of our population. 1t is evideu
from the conversations printed to-
day, with car drivers, conductor
aud other railroad employees tina
those toilt rs are forced To pay high.
er rents relatively than their fellow
citizens, aud because there are II,
such things as good, we'll organ
lied market systems and transport
alton systems in New York, tn,
poor pay higher prices relativel.
for food than well-tO-do people
For this state of things, the Wortt
contends, Tammany 10 largely re
sponsible, In the bad government
forced upon the metropolis.
Increasing Europs.n Demand f.
Americas Produce.
NEW YORK, September 9Th
demand in Great Britain and o
the Continent Of Europe for Amer
lean produce of vi kinds appears /
be growing more extensive. Over
flowing freight cargoes continue t
be sent over there, and the humble
of steamships engaged III the ira III
constantly Increases. Twelve heav
loaded steam r . ".-H ~ o.
urday. Tn alH sN.1W uatH
exceeded tina aH! i'a.e l.Ar
gle day, beipl q. 100 NfHa