Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-21
Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.


Passengers Goiux south.
MoJAvE, Oct. 2O.-Los Angeles
Geo Trampton and family, O g
Horton, r Nadeau, Mrs E Kemp,
w III Maine and wife, @ G Bemis,
Robt Dodds.
San Gabriel-E L ayberry, Mrs
D # Hall.
Bisbse-J Ballard, B F Jones.
Arizona-C A Barnes, VIM Zeck.
endorf, NJ A Hastings, Miss Nellie
Pomeroy, A Sprague and wife, r
Hanna.
eecond TrsSs Of Orowcy.
NAPA, Oct. 19.-The second trial
Of John Crowey for the killing OF
August Reusch one year ago, was
commenced in the Superior Court
Of this county this morning, Judge
PRESLEY of Sonoma presiding, in the
absence of Judge Wallace. Crowey
was found guilty ut the former
trial, and was sentenced to ten
years in the State Prison. The
case was then taken to the Supreme
Court, where the Judgment of the
lower Court was reversed, and
new trial granted. The people are
represented by District Attorney
C0ombs, the defense by Alexander
Campbell, J. s. Robinson aud F.
r. Johnston.
The presiucns,al Party.
MERGED, October, 19th.-Pre g.
ident Hayes aud suits passed here
last night on the south bound train,
A large number of citizens assem-.
bled with music to receive the par.
ty. The President was in bed when
the train arrived, but the music,
together with the shouts Of the
people, caused him to rise and
make nasty toilet. The short
time allowed for the train to stop
was consumed in Misunderstanding,
and congratulations from the large
crowd assembled. Mrs. Hayes and
others OF the party failed to show
themselves.
TAmma any Han sna Isvsog Hail
Demaes alto Factions Cssnpsomss~
New YORK, Oct. ,19.-At q meet
Au8 Va WIZ OOU pAOAAiso OOtuuAttoeS
Of Tammany Hall and Irving Hall
Democracy tonight, Tammsny ac-
oeded to the desires of Irving Hall
to make the nomination for the
Mayoralty of VIM. R. Grace, agreed
upon by the Irving Hall party.
The Tam many Hall Committee ac-
cepted the name, aud Mr.. Grace
was unanimously nominated for
Mayor. Two hours were spent In
making the appointment of off,
GERS. no names being settled upon.
Tammnny Is to nominate the Re-.
corder and Registrar, Irving Hall
the judges Of the superior Court.
the Aldermen ut Large aud Dis
trict Aldermen 10 be equally divid'
ed, Tic Judge of the Marine Court
WAS left open till noon Tomorrow,
to which time the conferences ad-
journed. 1t Is reported that Fred
erick A. Smith would be nominal
ed Recorder; Augustus 9. Doherty,
Registrar; Frank r. Lawrence,
Judge of the Superior Court, and
Charles ]. Netobas, Judge of the
Marine Court; Nicholas Houghton,
VIM. 6auer, J. ]. Slavin and Der.
nard Kennedy for Aldermen at
Large. The meeting was perfectly
Harmonious.
Dsnm Excorsaisd by she World.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-the World
prints this morning several utter
ances of the San before the Indiana
election regarding Hancock and
English, ehowing that they we're
w fittest and best nominees, and
compares these statements with
the SUMS editorial Of yesterday.
In the same connection the World
announces itself as tw0-cent pa
per till after election, and editori-
ally denounces the Sun as not be.
ing Democratic journal. The
Nwn, however, continues its edito.
rails, which are Inconsistent with
ono another, now exhorting Dem
ocrAts to vote, for Hancock and
English and then throwing cold
water on the whole ticket, besides
publishing several letters uphold
Ing its yesterdays article on 'No
Mincing."
wade Hauspson's DnnI,enxe 60 see
* ses~ry stu ersnaD.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19th.-A Times
Washington special says: Hamp-
toms challenge was to day deliver.
ed to Sherman by Mckinley, who
said: "Mr. Sherman, have COM
munication from Senator Wade
Hampton, which I beg
son. The Secretary thought
he had an application for office aud
waived his visitor to q seat. Ho
remained standing. "You perceive
that the letter lie sealed. Will you
kindly open 1t and read 1t IL my
presence7" Sherman gave puff
ct his cigar and brusquely broke
the seal. He then turned to trs>
waiting friend and cnrtly said: 81
will take an early opportunity to
reply to Senator Hampton'salet-
ter"
Ths RAILROAD Passesgor war.
CHICAGO, OCT. 19.-The Inter-
Ocs0n's New York special says:
Scion Humphreys OF the Wabash
{ says. recording the passenger war:
''The Wabash has been virtually