Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

Republicans, are on the roll of the
Club: Samuel j. Tilden, Charles F.
Adams, ]. @. Adams, George Ban
croft, H. W. Beecher, John Bige.
low, Jacob d. Cox, 8. 8. Cox, VIM.
Dorsh elmer. Ralph Waldo Emer-
SOD, Cyrus Field, D. ID. Field, Jas.
A. Garfield, John w. Garrett, Ran.
dali Gibson, Parke e. Goodwin, w.
w. Grosvenor, H. w. Longfellow,
Murat Halstead, J. M. Hoffm an, l..
Q G. Lamar, Hugh McCulloch lex.
SECRETARY of the Treasury, Manton
Marble, Stanley Matthews. w. r.
Morrison, Charles Nordhoff. Carl
Schurz, Francis A. Walker, Henry
Watterson, David A. Wells, Hor-
ace White and Theo. Woolsey.
ace. Mancocn VIII Nos Notice
GrsnCs Charges.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25th.-A Tele.
gram reporter inquired Of Han
cock to-day In regard to affairs be.
tween himself and Grant. The fol-
lowing is the substance of the con.
vertation.
Has General Grant retracted his
assault upon your character 2
Ale has not, further than
what has appeared in the public
prints.
Q.-Have you written to him?
A.-No, sir.
Q.-Nor he to you?
I A.-NO, sir; We have not had the
slightest com munication with each
other in the matter. Al I stated al
the time the ex-Presldsnt's alleged
statements were first published,
was surprised that an old soldier
should thus attack another.
The reporter recalled the fact
that he (Hancock) had said that
he would make an investigation
and ascertain just what language
was used by Grant and that q reply
would be forthcoming, If necessary.
Hancock has now concluded not to
pay any further attention to the
matter. He considers it thing Of
the past about which the less said
the better.
Disturbance Feared as Msnch ester.
NEW YORK, October 25th. The
WorEd's London special says: The
postOffice at Manchester is in
flames and will be destroyed. All
telegrapbic communication with
London is now (12:l5 A. M sus.
pended. Great alarm is felt here,
as there are pJaia Indications that
the fire was the work of an incen-
diary. 1t is believed by many per-
ssns that this Indicates an inten-
tion to organize disturbances in
England in aid Of the Land League
in Ireland. Two regiments of In.
fantry at Davenport, which were
under orders for ireland, have been
ordered by telegraph to the suburbs
of Manchester.
Grace Accepts she Nomination for
Mayor.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25th.-Wm. r.
Grace has accepted the Democrat.
ic nomination for Mayor. He says:
81 believe that the common schools
established by the people and es-
teemed by them as their richest In.
heritaDce, should remain inviOlate,
and shall favor liberal appropria.
tions for their support.
Indian Outbreak Insvisabie.
DENVER, Oct. 25th.-The Repub.
iican's Gunnison City special cur,
Ter, just from Cerbolls, fifteen miles
below here, reports that q
large number OF Indians in that vi.
entity are running of horses. 1t IL
also reported that fifty horses be.
longing to Mr.. Hartman, the Gun.
nison Postmaster, have been run
of. A private letter from Post.
master Hotchkiss,a at Powder Horn,
states that an Indian outbreak il
inevitable. The authorities have
asked Gov. Pitkins to send 15C
stands Of arms and 10000 rounds OF
ammunition Immediately.
Reliable reports are to the effect
that Agent Berry is In Denver and
Sheriff Yule sent a deputy after
him this morning.