Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-14
Morning kilograms.


psssougcsa Going south.
MoJAvE, July 13.--Los Angeles
Max Bouls.
Santa Ana-Mrs Capt J West.
San OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boff.
BeDson-W H Peckham, T e
Mattersop, VIM Preston.
Shakspea.e-D Mackey, w G
Brown.
Tucson-J0e Reva.
Maricopa-Wm Lyon, w H Ora
ham.
ghe Ponc"s mos Anxious 20
R+mAtD.
NEW YORK, July ia Wash.
ington special to the Tribune says:
Secretary Schurz has sent instruc-
lions to the agent OF the Poncas to
inform the Indians that there IL 10
objections to their leaving their
reservation In the Indian Territory,
but they cannot be fed anywhere
else. From other sources it is as.
certained that an Indian officer is
10 possession of evidence that d.
vision exists among the Popcas on
the subject Of removal, a part pre-
ferring to remain where they are,
as intimated by Standing Buffalo,
the second head Chief, during his
late visit to Washington. Unless
fed by the Government, it is be-
lleved the number who will elect
to return to Dakota will be very
small.
H.mcsck 0nlcsnIiy Nounsd .f Hts
Humiliation.
NEW YORK, July 13.-The Off.
GERS of the Cincinnati Convention
have written letter notifying
Gen. Hancock of his nomination.
They invite his attention to the
resolution adopted by the Conven.
ton, rehearslng the principal
points OF the same, dwelling chief
ly OH the "Fraud' issue. They say
his nomination was not made alone
on account of his conspicuous
military services, but also because
of his services, after the war was
over, In restoring union and harmo-
ny, and for his fidelity to democratic
principles, which the writer's are
assured will control his ad-
ministration. AS President of the
United States he will sub
ordinate the military to the civil
power and do away with all sec
tlonal agitation and malice. They
close with congratulations at the
bright promise for the future of the
country, and assure General Han
cock of their personal confidence
aud esteem. A similar letter WA
also written TO Gov. English, mott
fying him of his nomination fo
Vice.President. 1t is most compli
meu.sry 10 tone both to Eng is'
anG TO The Democracy OF lnditlna
psmoessaste N~n"a~s cuIunatsFe'
ORGANIZED.
New York, July 10. The DEMO
cratic National Committee met b
the Fifth venue hotel, az nat'I
to-day. Nm. II. Barnun VS.
unanimously elected Chairman
and Fred'lx O. Prince, Of Massoehu
+. sstis, Secretary. The Commute
then adjourned to Governor
asiand, TO attend The preseutatio
os the nomination to Generei Har
cock
FamlIg Addiction.
NEW YORK, July l2.-Gen. Han
coss's grandson died this mornir
from cholera lutsutum. This d.
presses tire General so much this
tho Walt iof the Committee OF til
National convention 40 tender BIZ
the nomln ,1ion is In consequent
purely BirmAl Engiish reache
,3overuor's i-lanil about noon an
was heartily gres'led by Hapcoe'
nsansr she q, n'~ Desin
COLUMBUS Ohio, July 3D..
noon to-day .. s. hickey, Pres
dent Of the capltssl CITY Bank, "
shot through the Forehead, Will
staniing at bis desk by Andre
FiobenusrS, G Garmsn DYER. Eie
eaterf was Oh the stseS,, ana
soon ss hs shot Mr. Riakes' piac
. tbe revolver Al his tempie nd sh
himself almost in=trnilN A
hickey may I've. Csase Of /
shooting. Riekey's fsfoss' % 10
sEt p,iaNsgf more
damage ,fpfes asss H.
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