Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-29
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Passengers Going bouth.
MoJAvE, Oct. 28.-Los Angeles
J M Wien a, f H Coon, T F Thorn
As, F Man ony, A G Barnett, s w
Jones, d Agler, G E Burk.
Tucson-T Nj Cook.
Was Gu lhe Knise.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The wal
between the Express and Herald
deepens. The E1press tonight
prints the following: "The Euen-
ing E1press will begin tomorrow
the publication of the opening
chapters Of the life and escapades OF
James Gordon Bennett. These
chapters will be rich reading"
John Kelly's friends ailege that
the Herutd's opposition to Grace is
because Kelly declined to nominate
Isaac Bell, relative of the editor,
in Grace's place
The Tribune joins the fight with
thu following: "lhe Cypress last
Wedn. d y referred to Bennett as
"a man whose biography would be
unfit for publication IN the worst
sheet IL the country" We ven
turs to renionstrN;e with the EI
press, not for Beunett's sake, VINO
seems quite equal to taking care of
himself, but We should be sorry to
ses it write itself down as the
worst sheet In the country.'n The
Herald's reply to the threats of
biography In the Express has been
broadside of editorial paragraphs
saying, Ego ahead, old man."
B.shOp s'inrs on on California.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27th.-Bishop
Simpson, who has been on an ex-
tended trip in the West, says the
land, the railroads, the steamships
and the capital of California, are
all In very few hands; that the
masses of the people are poor, and
that it possesses fewer homes for
working men than, perhaps, any
other part of the country.
Death Of " rho veteran Observer"
CINCINNATI, October 27th.-Hon.
E. d. Mansfield, the eminent wri-
ter and politician, died this morn.
Ing.
Arrested for Harder.
ST. LOUIS, October 27th.-Alhert
Talbot has been arrested on
charge of shooting his father, DIR.
p. H. Talbot, a prominent Green.
hacker of Marysville, NO., q month
ago. Mrs. Talbot and another son
and a hired man, named Wyeth,
were arrested as accomplices.
-.--a A Cernival OF blood.
CHICAGO, Oct. ga special
from Fort Robinson. Nebraska,
says: A mail.carrier brings news
from Camp Sheridan of horrible
carnival of blood in a low den Of
iniquity near that post, In which
two men were killed, two danger.
ously, perhaps fatally, wounded,
and several others bruised, last Sat-
urday night. There was large at
tendance of cowboys and soldiers
In the place, and half a dozen low
wemen. Poor whisky and lively
dancing soon caused bad blood. 1t
began by a daunken Mexican
brandishing revolver and threat
ening to shoot a bartender for
swindling him. A dozsu cowboys
drew revOlvers simultaneously. A
shot was fired, and one of them,
Ed. Collins, fell MORALLY wounded,
having shot himself while drawing
a pistol. The dance was resumed
twenty minutes after his body had
been removed. Jim Joyce and
desperate, Page soon got into q
rough and tumble fight over the
proprietorship of a girl known as
'tBeaver.Tooth Nell" 1t ended by
Page shooting Joyce fatally. Ser
geant Green, of Company NJ, Fifth
Cavalry, in attempting to disarm
Page, received shot which neces-
STATED the amputation of his leg.
He will probably die. The soldiers
at once retaliated by emptying
their revolvers into the Page crowd
~ they rushed out on the prairie.
The women, scantlIy dressed,
then returned from the rooms to
which they had Withdrawn and ran
screaming about the place, and the
scene that followed battles descrip.
ton. The melee ended in rough
apd-tumble fight between the cow
boys and the boys In Blue, which
would have resulted in terrible loss
Of life but for the timely arrival of
the military from the post. One
of the females had an eye Knocked
out during the melee, while two
cowboys, names unknown, were
badly wounded. The murderer,
Page, Is now In the guard house,
and the soldiers threaten to lynch
him.
the Irish Land League Urge Reso-
tate Osgsnisssios.
DUBLIN, Oct. 27.-At the weekly
meeting OF the Land League yes
tsrday, John Dillon, member of
Parliament for Tipperary, presid-
ing, the reporter Of the Ulster Ga.
settle, . Conservative journal, was
ordered to Withdraw. Letters we're
read from Justin MCCARTHY and
Frank Hugh O'Donnell, both mem
bers OF Parliament, expressing .
desire to join the League. A res-
Volutlon was passed reciting that, In
view Of the prosecutions of the
League, we call on the Irish race
throughout the world 10 answer
shsge cooroive measures hv reso-