Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-11
Late TeIsgsams.



M0JAvE, Sept. 10.-Los Angeles
r Nadeau, g Edgerton, r PachecO,
d v B Henaire, s w Craigue.
Arizona-J A Breakholder, s H
Brandt, Miss Allison, g G. w
French, J Haly, JnO Hacke, NJ
Burns, T Martin, Miss Whipple
and family. Mrs Stevens, s Smith,
B Clamburke, Nj g Rourke, g M
Ray, d Henderson, A N Griffith,
w w Bennett, J Lennstone.
Ths Defeat Of tho Charter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The
vote on the charter has been ali
counted. There were 16. 1888 against
to 1913 fora majority of l2,744.
The W0rkingmen voted in a body
against the Charter.
AccideUs o" O.kiand-Ths rs%st-
dsaa.
OAKLAND, Sept. GAS far as
can be ascertained no one WAS
killed In the awning accident. The
people on the awning escaped with
slight bruises. Those underneath
were badly crushed and cut. The
following are wounded: Mrs. Kalls
of Alameda, leg broken; NJ. Han
sen, 1901 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, seriously Injured in'the
spine and left arm fractured; Mrs.
J. H. Ham, Oakland, Third street,
near Linden, slightly injured--twO
little daughters hurt; Geo. w. KEEL.
iogg, Los Angeles, cash In the
knee. Several of the wounded,
whose names cannot be learned at
this time, were taken away. The
awnings all along the line of the
procession are thrOuged with spec
tators.
The Presidents speech to-day
was we'll received. He did not
touch on anything that could be
construed into politics.
Gr-~s str. >" New York.
New YORK, Sept. 9th.-A fire
broke out at midnight on the north |
side OF the Manhattan market,
which upies the block Extend
Ing from Eleventh avenue to the |
North river, and between Thirty |
fourth and Thirty.flft streets. The
fire started in the basement of |
Robe Brothers, provision dealers,
and spread very rapidly, and soon |
the whole building was wrapped In |
flames. Alarm after alarm was sent |
out, and large number of engines |
responded, but 1t was soon evident |
that the entire building would be |
destroyed, as a strong south wind |
that was blowing swept everything |
hufopo u Tho anurHc vyoro rrioA /
by the wind to the large hay estab-
lishment of T. i. Clark, on the
south side OF Thirty-fourth street,
facing the market, and this, with |
n number of the surrounding stores |
and the Haymarket Hotel, also
took fire. At 2:45 A. NJ. the fire was |
still burning, but was believed to |
be under control. The loss will |
reach over million dollars.
Monsvsng Admlssisn Day.
NEW York, Sept. 9.-Forty Cal.
ifornians, including many mem.
bers of the Territorial Pioneers
here, started for Glen Island this |
morning, to attend clam bake and
other festivities in honor of Admis-
sion Day.
The view York "M~s~iM'' q. inc
PessaicAs Situation.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Her.
aid comments on the fact that In
diana is likely to 60 Republican
next month. The Solid South 10 q
broken reed. The Republicans can
carry Off three or four Southern
States from their opponents, If the
October elections make 1t advlsa-
BILE to do SO. They will not hesi-
tate to do 90 IL Indiana should go
Democratic next month. They
have already reaped all the advan-
tage from Southern solidity which
that can give them, and the South
IL so ready to break up that we see
the singular spectacle OF Bayard
speaking In States like South Car
ollna, which, according to as
sertlons, are so solid that debate
would be u waste Of breath. 1t is
one OF the comic features OF the
canvass to see men like Wade
Hampton, Bsyard and others call
ing out to the Solid South centre
ing the white voteIs for Heavens
and the Democratic party's sake,
not to split apart, at least until af-
ter November. Why don't Hamp-
ton and Bayard 60 to Illinois and
try to secure the 81 Electoral votes
Of that great State? and to Ohla to
win its % votes? These two
Northern States would enable them
to fling away half dozen Of petty
llttle Southern rotten boroughs,
which II they should carry the cleo.
tion by their help, would only en-
barrass them afterwards.
The Cosssesy Disaster.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Accounts of
the number of men In the Seaham
colliery pit vary. The pit consists
Of five seams ono below another.
The shollOwest seam 10 400 feet be.
low the surface. The total depth
of the colliery 10 about 600 yards.
Nineteen men In tho top seam
merely felt the rush Of air, but In
proceeding to the shaft found Il
hlo0kod bV dobrig. The air coming