Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26
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MoJAvE, Sept. 25.-Los Angeles
IN H Forster, Mrs Pearsall, Mrs
Hall McAllister, J Haylock, John
Smith, Miss H Head, w II Cut
ting. @
Colton-S Marshall and family.
Arix0na.-J Wilson. J Knight,
Miss Hogeline. John Bowie, G III
Sweetman, j King, Mrs Moore, A
Hammel.
Fate Os Dss Jeho rraMkasn and HHss
Followers.
NEW York, Sept. 24.-The Her.
aid publishes = letter of a cOrres-
pOndent who accom- panied the
Schwartka Expedition to King
Williams Land. The story refers
more particularly to the incidents
Of the great sIedge journey. This
Ia supplemented, however, by the
discovery OF relics and the exam
ination of native witnesses which
lead to the sad conclusion that the
fate of the officers and crew of the
Erebus and Terror was terrible,
even to the utmost limit of the inn
oksnatiOuS anu thC ACOOIuo vi
the franklin Expedition are lost
beyond recovery. Old men and
women Of the Esquimaux tell the
story OF those who were doubtless
the last survivors of those unfortu-
nate vessels with a mlnuteness
which place their fate beyond
doubt. OF what became of their
great leader, and q large number OF
men who constituted the crews,
nothing could be discovered. Only
q small party Of officers, black
about the mouth, with no flesh on
their bones, were seen dragging II
boat across the ice, and then they
disappeared, and nothing more
was seen of them.
Harmonaous New York Democracy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Irv-
Ing Hall Democracy propose to
unite in the delegation to Syracuse.
Rssasisg orc NJ Eiecsrio,sy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Hale, the
piano manufacturer, has, with his
friends, bought controlling inter-
est in the Robertson Electric Ore
Reduction Company. The new
deal puts the process In the hands
Of q strong company of capitalists.
Robertson left for California last
night.
Jeias Discussion.
CHICAGO, Sept. A.-The Times
says: Byfield aud Peel, Democratic
and Republican, candidates for
Congressman In the Indianapolis
district, have arranged for y joint
debate. De Lamatyr, Greenbacker,
asked that the discussion be made
thres-cornered, but the others re.
fused. He now threstens to follow
them up aud speak to their audi
cnoes Oh his own responsibility af-
ter they have flushed.
war preparations ." Peru.
PANAMA, Sept. 16.-The Peruvi-
aus are actively engaged in drilling
aud organizing their army for the
protection Of Lima aud fortifying
the city. Even the Chinese are
Joining in the universal enthusi-
asm, and the nucleus of Celestial
guard has already been formed of
six Of the richest Cinnamon In the
capital, and u corps OF some six
hundred men of the best Chinese
society 10 offered.
The mission of Christiancy, the
American Minister to Peru, to the
South, turns out now not to be one
Of peace, but for the purpose of pre-
senting certain claims to Chile for
damage caused to American prop
erty during the war.
At Valparaiso, August 18th, as
the steamer with the mail was
leaving port, a severe shock Of
earthquake was experienced, which
10 supposed to have caused con-
siderable damage. 1t was reported
ut Loquimo that the town Of
Illapel, lin the interior, had been
destroyed by the shock and some
two hundred persons killed.
1t ia said the Chileans again
bombaTded Callao on August 3lst.
The Chinese having no diplo-
matiC representative in Peru, they
have decided to put themselves
under the protection of the British
flag, as, hailing from Hongkong,
many OF them have right to do.
A Lima correspondent adds. Tht
Chinese here have invariably
liking for England. II recruits
were wanted from the common
class Of Celestials the number O
Quardsm0n might be extended al