Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-12
loshNGElEs WEEKLY HERALD
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Passed gers 6.iug soush.

MOJAvE, Nov. ll.-L0s Angeles
Harry Bludworth. Arthur Dunk.
elspeil, Mrs Cameron and child,
Mrs Maud and two children, Miss
Maud, John Gleason, e w Hawk
ms and son, Frank Stephens, G E
Huber, g E Long, Will D Gould.
Newhall-Mrs J D Clifford and
two children.
Riverside-W H Fessenden and
family.
Oraugs-Dr Geo n Beach.
San Buenaventura-C II Allen,
Thomas Burke.
Arixona-Joe Harris, A F Lodle,
Ira g Hoag, w 8 Dickey, H M
Dshart, Mrs J M Quiggles and
child, Mrs g w Spaulding and
daughter, Mrs Scott and two chill.
dren, Miss 8 mart, Charles Glover,
Mrs Geo Atwood, Z H Douglas,
Mrs Haskell and three children,
Mrs Richardson, Miss J Ruther-
ford, B Madison, J Bowlds, James
Killy.
New York-Fred D Marks.
Omssai Couns sn san Fra.ciscO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1lth.-
The official Canvass Of the City
vote gives Garfield 1909, Han
COCK 21,477 which makes Han.
cocks plurality In the State 122.
Rosecraus beats Davis for Con-
gress by 1909. Judge Terry runs
behind bis ticket 205, ensuring his
defeat,
Reas mpsiss Of SIX Of
- 1854.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1Oth.-The
[ l6ecretary of the Treasury notifies
Nolders of six.per.cents issued
. February 8, 1851, that they will be
paid at the Treasury Department,
December 31st, and that interest
thereon will cease that day. These
are not to be COMPOUNDED with the
six.per-cents Of 1881, issued
March and August, 1851, and
March, 1858. Bonds forwarded for
redemption should be addressed to
the "Secretary Of the Treasury,
Loan Division, Washington, D.
c." aud. registered bonds should
b. addressed "Seeretary Of the
Treasury" for redemption. These
bonds will also be purchased at
any Sub. Trsaury at an equitable
price whenever presented.
BOSTON, Nov. 10.--James J. Nc
Caffsrty of Lowell, President Of the
4 Land League Of America, is miss.
Wing. He appeared slightly de.
ranged.
WosA b, fare UuHs.sss--Deorsss - of
Csscuias,nK Meaium - soldiers
Hsme.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-A special
Washington telegram contains the
following points: A large amount
Of work awaits the action Of Con-
gress. One thousand five hundred
aud nlnety.four bills and resolu.
lions are now on the calendar.
According to the forthcoming re.
port Of Controller Knox the circu-
lating medium has been decreased
some two or three hundred millions
Of dollars, caused by people hoard
ing money.
General Butler, as Treasurer Of
tho National Soldiers Home, has
drawn the whole appropriation at
the beginning Of each year. A
change in the system will be recon-
mended.
4 Railsosd CSnsess \. ssled.
CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-The State
Supreme Court to-day made pub
lilo decision refusing . supercedas
In the case Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad versus
the Western Indiana Railroad.
This II . case involving the con-
dempAtion Of certain lands necessa-
~ to secure the entrance into the
city by the Western Indiana. It is
. substantial victory Of the latter
road over the Lake 6hnUusssail-
road.
cold ssom New Yern-Dissblea
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-rhs
steamship Westphallia from Eu-
rope brought S47s,7O0 10 French
coin.
The stea mship Monarch has ar.
rived, having In tow thsfsttam.
ship Joseph Ferens from Medlter-
ranoan ports. The Joseph Ferens
lost all the blades of her propeller,
and had been making New York
under sail.
Phlsp Forgery wssnsssss ssas 90
she TembS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10th.-S. 8.
Morey aud Robert Lindsay were
examined on . charge Of perjury
to-day. J. N. Morey. Brooklyn,
testified that 8. q. Morey never
had an uncle named II. L. Morey.
Lindsay confessed that his true
uame was James O'Brien. He
was . native OF Washington, and
was employ cd AZ laborer In the gai
house ct Georgetown. He took
the alias Morey and registered from
Cum bsrIand, Md. He was asked
what he had to say In relation tc
the charge Of perjury, and he re-
piled: ~ wish TO make an sxpla,
natIon." The Judge thsrsupon or.
derod the yeportere to retire. and
ofDglonss otatotnont Wee taken II
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