Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10


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WASHINGTON, D. G, Oct. 9.-In
making the final arrangements with
the Treasury Department for the
transfer of the $4,000 due to the
Ute Indians 10 Mr.. French, the
disbursiug officer OF the Ute COM
mission, 1t was ascertained that the
excess Of bonds over the public
funds in The depository bank at
Denver, Colorado, would not per.
nit the placing of So, 600 to the
credit of French. To expedite mat
tiers French has been called to
Washington. He is expected to
arrive here 10 day or two, when
arrangements will he perfected to
insure the prompt transfer of the
funds to such n point in Colorado
as the Commission may indicate.
The officials of the Department
OF the Interior say, regarding the
recent killing of the son of Chief
Chavaneu, which led TO the subse.
quent capture and death of his al
legged murderer, Jackson, at the
hands OF members Of the Ute tribe,
that unless the feelings of the Utes
are worked upon by unprincipled
white men, who are disposed to
throw every possible obstacle in
the way of the complete success of
the treaty recently ratified, the af.
fair will undoubtedly be settled
without any rupture of the exist
Ing relations between the Utes and
the United States.
Gen. Hancock the En,bDiinent Of
Psrfecs Heat,n-Opin.on Of His
Physfcian.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Hancock's
physician told n reporter that he
has never had the slightest symp-
toms of apoplexy. He has lately
been troubled with a cold, from
which he is now almost wholly re.
covered. He Ia the living embodi-
ment Of perfect health and a man
of most remarkable vigor and pow
ers OF endurance. Few men take
better care of themselves. He lives
plainly and rejects dainties. He is
y very modest eater, is an early
riser, takes plenty Of exercise, goes
to bed early and is a sound slice Der.
The story IL made out of whole
cloth. There Is not o word of truth
In 1t. or the other assaults upon
Hancock 1 have nothing to saw.
but any one who says his health is
falling 10 an Internal liar. He is
In the prime OF life, and has, with
his splendid constitution unim.
paired by any excuses, and his
good, regular habits, chance of
living twenty years yet. would
insure him for that time for a yery
small premium. You can't WORRY
him, through politics or otherwise,
into an early grave. He has got
too much vitality and good sense
to succnmb to anything of the sort. |
The list OF Governors referred to
In this mornings dispatches to the
World regarding Hancock's ideas
OF rebel claims, comprises the fol-
lowing: Those OF South Carolina,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Mis-.
sissippi, Alabama, Texas, Louisi.
ana, Georgia and Arkansas. The
World further says. The Cover.
nors of Florida, Virginia and West
virginia were not at home, but re.
piles will be published when re.
ceived, and Maryland and Della.
ware are not included in the bug
bear of a "Solid SoUth.n
Republican TorchlIghs Procession.
New YORK, Oct. 9th.-The Gar.
Held and Arthur Inv,ncibles and
the Army and Navy Leagve Of the |
Boys In Blue paraded In torchlight
procession this evening and made
q very fine appearance. All wore
uniforms and executed
number OF maneuvers while on
the line OF march In good style.
The column was about q mile and
half In length, marching four
and some companies eight In rank.
whs,s Crop Of 1880.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9th.-Reports
rom the wheat growing regions Of
he United States, down to Septem.
Der 25th, Indicate that the total
'ut-turn Of wheat for 1880 will not
,e in excess of 465, 191, 900 bushels.
)f this California and Oregon
PROMISE 38,000,000 and Colorado, |
Nevada and the Territories,