Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-08
Late kilograms.



passengers GotnE south.
MOJAvE, Dec. 7.-Los Angeles
-Chas II Forbes, Madam Vaslie
II Courtant, Julie Courtant, w c
Gregory, Albert T Glass, ] r Nc
Council, E G Feore.
Newhall-Miss Mary Lock wood.
Riverside--H L Allen and wife.
Cucamongo-Ed Barrett.
Arizona-Judge Southland and
wife. Geo w Tucker, John L Bur-
gen, f G Hall.
neit,uw SNOW.
PORTLAND, Dec. 6.-This after
noon the temperature is 81. A
warm southern wind is prevailing
and the snow is disappearing very
rapidly. Should the present wealth
er continue it is hoped that navi-
CATION on the upper Columbia will
soon be resumed. irg
may ani Deer mbe--A keslaus N Ia
tshe. erl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The d.
vorce case of Isaac p. Chrfstisncy
against his wife, Lille M. Chris
tiancy, has apparently come to an
unexpected termination. Upon
calling William H. Holschuk,
clerk at the st. James Hotel, where
1t was alleged in the bill Mrs.
Christiancy's misconduct took
place, he denied that he had ever
seen the defendant before. His
affidavit, made on March 9th last,
and which was the basis for the
suit, states that on Decem Der "a,
1873, one Edil Giro came to the
hotel as If from the New York ex.
press train. He registered and was
assigned to room. On the fol.
lowing day he said to the witness
that he had received a telegram
from his wife in New York saying
that che was to arrive in Washing
ton that day. He went out of the
hotel. At about 1880 o'clock he
drew up In a carriage at the ladies'
entrance with lady, whom he
registered as Mrs. Giro. They then
went together to his room, where
they remained until lit
tie after O'Clock, when
they came down and drove away
together. While they were In the
room q gentleman came into the
hotel and asked the witness il be
knew who the lady was registered
as Mrs. E. Giro. 81 didn't know
then, and was informed by him
that it was Mrs. Christiancy, wife
of ex-senator Christiancy, then
Minister to Peru" Upon being
confronted with Mrs. Chris.
tiancy, the witness declared
that she was not the lady
who visited the hotel with Giro,
and was not the one pointed out to
him as Mrs. Christiancy. E. @.
Ingersoll, Christianey's lawyer,
said that this was the witness on
whose affidavit ne brought the suit,
but he had some cOrroborative
testimony which he would have to
examine before he decided whether
to 60 on with the case or not.
Death Of u Veteran Sea Captain.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Captain
Frederick G. Cameron, who COM
manded the ship Macedonia, which
sailed from this port with prOvis-
ions and supplies for the famine
stricken sufferers of Ireland in
1S48, is dead. Captain Cameron
also COM manded the ship Robert
Bound, the first vessel that sailed
for San francisco carrying first
class passengers.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Ga fire this
morning at Havre de Grace, which
at one time threatened the destrue-
ton Of the greater part Of the town,
destroyed six buildings. Loss,
$4,000; partly insured.
Policeman Gnos.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6th.-Officer
Walsh was shot and killed last
night by burglars, who have SO far
escaped arrest.
Decline IN Gralu aud Provisions.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6th.-The Daily
Nes0s says: The decline in grain
and provisions which lately set in
aggregates value approximating
81, 100000. There was decline of
nearly a cent ia wheat this morn
ing, and all other grains were weak.
Provisions were decidedly weak,
but recovered somewhat after the
session had advanced toward noon.
Remains Of Lseutensnt-Goveru
Robinson.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dec. 6.-The
remains of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elect e.. B. Robinson of Colorado
reached here last night under e.
c0rt.
Horrible Affair.
TORONTO, Dec. 2.-This morning
Mrs. Casey was found In bed with
her two children roasted to death.
The mother was uniDjured, and she
was held on charge of murder.
MeesssE Of Parlismsns.
LONDON, Dec. 6th.-Northcote
has Issued an urgent Conservative
whip for the opening of perlia.