Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
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Severy, J v Dilley. @ w McMaster,
l. H Davis, Mrs G Davis, A Lyons,
G w Kirchner. e Bool, Mrs Loose.
Ariaona-M P Boss, J G Marston,
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Rouse.
New MexicO-DennlsR Rorely.
A a,~sis.rasS Woman M.kes ~ rOIis-
Ton, speech mrd Achieves n Bril-
Bs~Ds HHccsss.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--At Re.
publican meeting last night in
Chickering Hall, Charles Watrous,
formerly OF California, introduced
Nellie Holbrook. The World says:
She was becomingly dressed In
black and wore q band full of roses
at her girdle. She was received
with three cheers rs she advanced
to the front Of the platform, and 1t
was fully q minute before the APP
piause elicited by her appearance
was allowed 10 die away. AS she
bowed acknowledgment come one
shouted "rhree cheers for the
daughter of the Invincibles," aud
the cheering was renewed. Miss
HolbrO0k began the delivery of a
speech which lasted about half
an hour. At the conclusion Of the
address cheer upon cheer arose
from the packed audience. Men
stood up and waved their hats and
ladies their handkerchiefs, and it
was some time before quiet could
be restored. Watrous read dis.
match from Sau Francisco, being a
erecting from the Invincibles to
Miss Holbr0Ok, and saying that
California could be relied upon for
garfield.
III Prizs Fight.
4 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Neary,
who recently served two years in
the New Jersey State Prison, be-
cause of his connection with the
fatal Walker. Weldon prize fight,
fought q prize fight with Mike
MuIry, of Providence, in a stable
near the police headquarters In this
city. Fifteen rounds were fought,
when the match was declared a
draw. Both men were terribly
punished. Another meeting be-
tween them Ia promised. The spec
tators afterw ards induleed in free
fight.
Can's Unsse.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Tho Her.
aid says of the irving Hall and
Tammany efforts at peace making:
They are all earnestly and almost
fiercely In favor of union; only
they won't unite.
w~pers oss t.sissOrnia Vineyards.
New York, Sept. GA WASH
ington special says: M. de Lacat-
rell, sent by the French Govern
ment to inspect California vine.
yards, has written to the Agricul-
tural Department that the same
insects and diseases are to be found
on the American as on the French
vines, but not of 30 destructive
character. He expresses the opinion
that many French vine.growers
Z will emigrate to G." "lifornia to en-
bark in the business there.
rhs aressDaek spls IN Maine.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The Times
on yesterdays work In the Maine
Greenback Convention, says: Out
of 400 members, only " could be
found to follow Scion Chase and
. the advice OF General Weaver, but
these ~ can make as much mis-.
chief as II they were half of the
Convention, for a few votes for
their straight.out ticket will spoil
the small majority which the com.
bined opposition appears to have.
Solon Chase Is the most in.
fiuential man In the Green.
back party In Maine. He is also
a pig-headed old soft money
fanatic, and II his seventy-two fol.
lowers should desert him he would
organize himself into Convention
and nominate o strslght.out cleo
torai ticket; and It would get Q
good many votes, too. Chase was
sustained by General Weaver ant
the unanimous voice of all Green
hackers in the country in demand
Ing the homIgHtion of a full cleo
toral ticket. just what the sentl
ment Of the Greenbackers in gen
erai will be, as to the split, nov
that II has taken place, cannot b.
stated, of course, but II Will prob
ably favor Chase.
new Use for Sue 0rsas Eastern.
Houston, Texas, Sept. 2I.-Th
project of securing the mann motl
steamship Great Eastern to run be
tween London, New Orleans an,
Galveston to take out cotton an
other products and bring back EN-
igrants Is In = fair way Of being ful
" established. Gov. Roberts, Q
this State, has received a lette
dated London, Sept. I'd, stating, be
fore this reaches him the Grea
Eastern will be In the hands OF en-
gineers preparatory to making he
first Texas trip. The object OF tn
scheme is to bring over emigrant
provided the people Of the Stat
show : disposition 70 aid the undel
taking and prepare TO receive th
omigfauke and give them the mex
oouoTy aoDigtauee In securing home