Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-18
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MoJAvE, Nov. 17.-Los Angeles
r N Akers, wife and two chill
dreu, III Savidge and wife, MOllie
Cutter, @ Marion, Thos A Mears.
Santa Monica-John Bilick, J M
v BItyon.
Arisona-J Morris, John Steven
son, Mrs F German. 8 H Roberts,
A Rsht, r F White, Mrs NJ Eze-
kiels, Miss Ella Ford, f T Tracy,
Mrs o B Lester, John B Thompson.
Phssp TMssase"s 60 Resassnse.
NEW York, November l6.-The
Sun says: A rumOr reached the
District Attorneys office late yes.
terday afternoon to the effect that
Kenward PtiIp. who, it 10 alleged,
forged the letter upon the Chinese
labor question, that was attributed
to Garfield, having been dismissed
from the employ Of the scurrilous
newspaper that published the let.
tor, has determined to make rev.
citation in regard to the authorship
Of the letter that would implicate
0thers than himself.
Jaass Davis MAN O. Corrtct,os.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Judge Da.
Wis, 1T q late hour last night, sent
communication to the newspaper
o@ces, in which he says that he Is
satisfied that in giving summary
OF Joseph Harris testimony In the
Philip case from his memoranda
and recollection, he fell into an er.
ror, which, In justice to Mr.. Hew-
1T, 1t is his duty to correct; that
the text Of the letter had been pub.
lished, and that the Autographed
or simile had not, and it was to
determine whether the letter
should be Autographed and pub.
lished In facsimile that Hart
sought the opinion Of Hewitt AS to
it, gonuineness. In every other
particular the Judge says he be.
iieves the evidence, and all the In.
ferepces made by him from 1t are
wholly justified by the facts.
nsnewss ~ Negro Exsaus.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16-The Iri.
buns, commenting upon the renew
81 Of the Southern exodus, which
mas begun again. says: 1t seems
that the exodus Of negroes from the
South has been renewed, and that
thousands Of o0lored people are pre-
pairing to leave Alabama and
Louisiana. Efforts are to be made
to divert the tide from Kansas,
which 70 already submerged, to
other parts Of the West. How
many thousands Of dollars Of the
spublic money was It that Senator
Voorhees, spent In the endeavor to
prove that the exodus was q Re-
publican scheme TO carry "Ipjean-
nyf" The election is over, and the
negroes seems just as anxious to
get away - they were before. It
wsuld be only q fair thing for Voor-
hsss to draw his check for the
amount OF the expenses Of that In
vootieAtlon, and turn 1t into the
Conscience Fund Of the Treasury.
Iapwrsass Dsniai from 6ssns.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 18th-General
Grant was the guest last night of
w. H. Beard of Brooklyn, one of
the Presidential electors, where he
met three hundred Of the principal
citizens Of Brooklyn during the
evening. In conversation he denied
In the most emphatic manner re-
ports of secret meeting and bar
calming between Garfield and
COnkiius At Mant0r. He was pres
ept,kt the Interview, S~.s- there WAS
neither plotting, bargaining no,
private understanding, as reported,
nor any approach to either.
s@esssnsy snssnsa 70 he Rsssined.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The Times
Washington special says: General
0rosven0r Of Ohio spent twenty
four hours here on his very inter-
estiDg mission. He came to con.
suit Secretary Sherman about the
Ohio 6euatorship, and secured q
promise that he would accept the
Treasury portfolio II offered by
Garfield. 1t 10 predicted that Gar
6eld will make the offer within q
fortnight. Other letters have been
written to Garfield in Sherman's
interest.
Charley Foster Is . tremendous
antagonist Of Sherman In the
Benstorship struggle II 1t comes to
the locking Of horns.
lmmenss Democratic Newspaper
AssssDeEasseD.
CHICAGO, November 16.-The
Timer Columbus (Ohio) special
says: It 10 alleged that the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee will
meat here to-day to consider the
proposition to incorporate . joint
stock company, with unlimited
capital, to establish reliable Demo-
cratic papers In Toledo, Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Columbus.
4 Diasasrisg supreme Csuss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16,-Ths Tribune
commenting on its indianapolis
special, says that the Indiana Su.
prone Court has made another
blunder which 10 more Ridiculous,
II less important, than their now
famous decision on the C0ustitu-
tional amoudments. Mrs.. Brown,
the ALLEGED murderer Ell her hus-
band. Vas granted = new trial
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