Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-23
Late kilograms.
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Passengers SaoiDE s"usk.
MOJAvE, Sept. 22.-Los Angeles
Nathan Jacoby, Mrs. Behrendt
End family, Jacob Behrendt, Mrs.
jWalter Brooks, Miss. Meyers, Hon.
r Pacheco, III H Cham berlain,
Mrs. G III Dali, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
Willig, N Siegel, ] Field.
Arizona A @ Harris, r A
Merrill, r Calvin, A 'Freid, Mr..
Barry, w A Jones, George P Shar-
Piles, Mrs. Harrington.
Joseph Emmess's Esg~g~ns4" 4",-A
strange soSa~.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The SUMS
Baltimore special says: Joe EN-
metps engagement at the Holiday
Street Theatre during last week
was the most successful ever play
ed by him; but on Thursday EN-
NETT got off again. He was cap
tured by Manager Albaugh, but ap-
peared at the matinee on Saturday,
evidently intoxicated. He walked
up to one of the proscenium boxes,
Ia which was seated the proprietor
of the hotel, where he stopped, and
shaking his fist at that gentleman's
face, exclaimed: "Get out OF here."
On Saturday night his condition
was greatly improved, but he omit
ted nearly all his songs. just be.
fore the close of the last scene,
he suddenly walked down to the
R.zkIl-I,t, .,~,I oknp,t<I lt0tAs hr
music ~ A dead silence followed,
and then in a weak and trembling
voice, and with tears pouring down
his cheeks, Fritz spoke as follows:
"Ladies ami gentlemen: l was very
sick to day. God only knows how
sick was. 1t was heart sickness.
TAT this evident allusion 10 the ac-
lion OF ~ wife In having put him
In prison, he laid his hand,on his
heart and looked mournfully
around.) I would not have APP
peared here Tonight but for one
man. and he is John Albaugh.
lApplause. told him this after.
noon that l was too sick to play to.
night, and he said, play for my
sake.' For no other man would |
have played; not that I do not ap.
preciate this audience [applause
and the smiles Of the
pretty eyes present (and Balti.
more 10 full of them). but was too
heartsick." At this point Emmett
sat down on the stage and exclaim.
ed: "Johnnie Albaugh IL a good
fellow aud l was glad to be able to
fulfill my engagement with him."
[Applause.] Then In an undertone
Emmett said (apparently address
ing HIMSELF; "Brace upl Brace
upW He then sprang to his feet
saying, "Let the music go on" and
finished the performance without
further break. When lie made al
lusions to Albaugh he was greeted
with loud applause, but US he pre-.
ceeded his remarks were coldly re-
ceived, and when the curtain went
down there was dead silence and
no effort was made to call him to
the front.
The releGrnph War.
NEW YORK, September 2lst.-
The Evening Post says: 1t Is be.
lieved the party in favor of an
amlcable adjustment with the
American Union has charge of the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and 1t will not be surprising
il Vanderbilt sides with this party.
Aalexea Democratic RusldexInx IN
Tcnnessee.
CHICAGO, September 2lst.-The
Inter. Oceans Springfield, Tenn,
special says: Some time ago
white man was found dead in this
vicinity. He was u bachelor OF
considerable property, and lived at
Haddlersville. He was not q poll
tician, but q planter Of good char
acter, and was undoubtedly MUIR
dered by some highwaymnn for
booty. Nevertheless, the Demo-
0crats Of this section took advan-
tAge OF the occurrence for political
effect, and soon after arrested sew
en- OF the colored Republican lead
ers-the best men, and those Of the
most political influence = and
charged them with this crime.
They were sent to jail and tortured
by all the methods known to the
inquisition to induce them to CON-
fess their guilt. They were whip
ped, hung by the toes and thumbs,
and would have died under the
torture II they had not been men Of
extraordinary constitutions. OF
course no confession could be OBJ
tained, and no evidence against any
of the prisoners was secured by the
Prosecuting Attorney, who, by the
way, WAS . Democrat. The men
who Investigated this outrage en-
desvored to have the trial post
poned until after the election, as 1t
was very apparent the men would
be acquitted. But being unable to
secure postponemeut they organ.
ICED . mob Of $50 Democrats and
attacked the Jail 1t night and
lynched two Of the colored men.
The remainder will be held fol
trial. The object Of lynching was
to terribly the col0red men, and II
has been accomplished. While the
Democrats here all deprecate the
tendency to give political color te
the outrage, and attribute ths
lynching to public feeling among
the whites, that crime ought to bs
punished Without waiting for lega