Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

three hundred miles. This COM
pletes continuous route of mail
transportation by rail from San
Francisco through the entire
length of California and nearly
across the southern portion of
Arizona, q distance of over one
one thousand miles. Transports
tion of mails over the Arizona end
of the route begins September 20th
aud will be the first railroad mail
service ever performed in that ter
ritory.
Receipts and Expenditures fee an.
1ust.
WASHINGTON, August 3lst.-
United States stated receipts for
August will aggregate S30,500, 900;
expenses, $l6. 500, 900, exclusive of
interest on the public debt, which
is light. The acting Secretary of
the Treasury estimates the de.
crease in the debt for August to be
over $1l,500
California so voaa f~k rsaacnch.
NEW YORK, August 3lst.-Tho
Express prints AN interview with
A. b. Dibble, of San Francisco,
who debates that California will
give her electoral vote to Hancock,
He says that two-thirds of the
Ward Presidents of Workingmen's S
clubs have declared for him, that
Kearney has now no following and
three.fiiths of the Workipgmen in
the State are Democrats.
Tho do Icsseps Panama CARnl
stack.
NEW YORK, August 31st.-There
is good reason to believe that the
De Lesseps Panama Canal stock
will be placed on the market by d
syndicate of American bankers in
few days, who will act under
the protection of the American
government.
A stxsy-Dsy Faster.
New YORK, August 3lst.-Tht
Times says: A citizen of Crane
Rapids, Michigan, thinking he hac
cancer of the stomach, abstainet
from food sixty-five days and dice
of starvation. A post morten
showed his brain to be the only
diseased part of his body.
irving Han "nd Tamssaany to Cou
Ter
New YORK, Aug. 3Ist.-Irving
Hall yesterday afternoon sent t.
Tammany Hall a series of resolu
tions looking to and proposing {
conference to adjust the differences
existing. The communication wa!
responded to by Tammany, wht
appointed com mittee of II to con
fer with q similar one from Irvine
Hall on Wednesday evening.
Msnues",a's When. Y,eid.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3lst.-A Time
st. Paul correspondent claims forty
million bushels of wheat as the
lowest aggregate at which Il con-
servative judge can place the yielC
of Minnesota this year. He says
this is several million more bush
els than has ever been returned il
a single year where an exact sys
tenn of returns statistics prevailed
California, which, up to this time
has been the heaviest wheat pro.
ducing State, grew SO, 100000 bush
els last year to Minnesota 81 ,000,'
900. The average in California has
not increased as it has here ant
though San Francisco papers claim
a large increase through the beavi.
er yield of fields, it is hardly likely
that the whole amount will exceed
what is grown in Minnesota, Da'
kota, Nebraska and Wyoming
with Minnesota, will probably
produce one-tenth of the whea
grown in the United States this
season, calling the whole amount
4s0. 900 600 bushels.
the New York Democracy.
NEW YORK, August 3lst.-Fol
the purpose of uniting, harmonic
ing and consolidating the Democ
racy, the Kelly State Committee
which was to reopen at Shak
speard Hall, Syracuse, on the 20tf
of April, revokes its call for {
State Convention and ratifies thu
call of the Falkner State Commit
mittee for a Convention ct Sara.
toga Springs on the 2sth Of Sep
tenn ber.
Unusu"isy Heavy Gniss Predicted
NEW YORK, August 3lst.-Tht
equipment tomorrow of the forty
two life saving stations along the
New Jersey coast, month earlier
than usual, is because CT the pre-
diction of unusually heavy gales
Two hundred and fifty-two mel