Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-22
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MoJAvE, Oct. Clos Angeles
Gen w 7 Sherman, 8 O Hunt and
wife, B f GlddinRs, 8 H Kenn edy,
Mrs Headman, P Vallejo, g Frid-
son, A r Conklin and family, F B
Tanning, F B Madison, Charles
Altscha1, J Jacobs. A M Werner,
wv Welburn and wife, Walter
Webster, Miss E Sullivan, Simon
Carr, Lymon Gilmore, w G An.
drews.
Arizona-S Wright, J Clyde, g
Pendergast, A Hackett, Geo H
Hill, g H Bowker and fam lily,
Mrs D Black.
New Mexico-S Edwards, s H
McAuvich.
San Gabriel-Mrs II v Slosson
and child.
Bpsoia-Ths Thrce Brothers Sold.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The steamer
st. Laurent yesterday brought ST.
10000 In specie from Havre. This
10 the largest importation ever
made on q single vessel.
The we'll known American ship
Three Brothers, formerly the
steamship Vanderbilt and one Of
the largest merchant vessels afloat,
has been sold to merchants In Liv-
erpool for $4,000. and she will here
after sail under the British flag.
Expectations On Garneld's Csbises.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-A Herald
Washington special says: II Gar.
field is elected, Hayes's present
Cabinet, except Devens, will be re-
tanned. Devens, 1t Is understood,
expects to retire from the Cabinet
just before the close of Hayes's
term to acsept high judicial posi-
ton, to become vacant by the re-
tirement In February next of the
present incumbent.
Ooush C.roNna Democrats Alarmed
NEW York, Oct. 20.-Ths Her.
ald's Columbia, 8. c., special says:
Successes in the Vest b ave inspired
the Republicans, and strong efforts
will be made to carry three Con-
gressional Districts and the Gar
field Electoral ticket. South Car
olina Democratic papers are telling
Democratic voters II they are not
vigilant'they will lose the State.
A ssusssiouai Trial.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The trial
of the action Of Charles Dean
against Theresa P. Bell, to recover
5000 for alleged services as her
travelling companion, attracted o
large and curious crowd at the Su.
preme Court. Dean testified that
two years ago Mrs. Bell engaged
him to travel with her to take care
of her properly, and gen.
orally to look after her
interest and comfort, for
which lie was To receive n reason.
able cou, pensalion. He accompa.
MED her from San Fancisco to other
principal cities OF the United
States, and acted as her escort to
the theatre, balls or wherever else
she required an escort. He also
guarded and protected a guam
tity Of diamonds which an
other witness, a jeweler, test
flied were worth $250,000. She
discharged him In Paris. In
her answer Mrs. Bell claimed that
shsshad fully paid Mr.. Dean tor all
his services, which she considered
of little value. He had procured
an attachment upon quantity OF
her property, thus compelling her
to stay In New York ut an expense
Of $500 week, which she put in as
. counter claim. The jury was
directed to return q sealed verdict.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Ths Times
says: Sergeant Childere, upon
shom Jim Fisk wanted to wager
100000 to drill In infantry tactics
Ns,ainst the continent, received fatal
qries while shooting ducks In
y consin.
FRA Ace and ahe Turkfsh Question.
PARIS, Oct. 20th.-Ata meeting
of the Council. General OF the De-
partment Of the Seine yesterday
resolution was proposed protesting
against Gambetta's speech at Cher
b0urg, and demanding the lmmedi-
ate recall of the French fleet in
Turkish waters. The Project of the
Seine demonstrated against the
resolution, as referring to matters
beyond the sphere of the Council.
General, and moved an amendment
to to pass tue order of the day, which
was adopted.
DuloIgn0 Burrsndered.
BADsEC, Oct. 20th.-The Prince
Of Montenegro has appointed Gen.
eral Popovitsch Commander OF
Dulcigno, with instructions to oc-
cupy the town with 1900 men.