Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
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MoJAvE, Sept. 28.-Los Angeles
IN L Borden, H M Kaufman and
wife, M Levy, A G Liebenthal, H
Koch, H Simpson, G Lyon, Mrs
L J Harmon, T K Walker and
wife, Mrs D M Adams and two
children, J P Widney, Il r Butler,
Il d Mott, A Bowman, wife and
family. Max Obefelder, e l. Colds.
tein, G G Comstock, H A Ransom.
Tucson--N G Congdon, N G
Congdon, F Burns, Mrs N B Lewis,
B Pacheco; VIM Meyer and wife.
Arizona--Ventura Cuen, w w
Hoover.
Cong s~sss0uHs Nominations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28.-The
absolute refusal Of John 8. Enos,
the w. p. q. Democratic candidate
for Congress-, from the. First Dis
trict, severely exercises the friends
Of General Rosecrans, the regular
Democratic nominee. II they
both run, 1t will leave walk.Over
to Horace Davis, and the Club
Presidents of the w. p. G. declare
that under 10 circumstances will
they permit Enos to Withdraw.
The unyielding attitude of the DEM
Ocrats toward II party whose votes
they canuot do without will give
the First Congressional District to
the Republicans.
Death from Heart ID use.
SAN RAFAEL. Sept. 28th.- CAP.
tain D. +. Mallagb, u native of
Ireland, aged fihy.two years, and q
guard ut the State Prison, was
found dead in his bed yesterday
morning. The cOroner's inquest
showed the cause Of death to be
enlargement of the heart.
R-susa "SJ~m.s 7. F~ir.
VIRGINIA, Sept. 28th. Colonel
Fair left the train at Steamboat
and reached home ate o'clock this
morning. He was escorted by
several carriages containing prom
insnt Democrats. His house was
decorated with flags, and over the
gateway was in evergreen words,
"Welcome Home" When he
came over the northern divide he
was saluted by the blowing of the
whistles of-the hosting works. A
large crowd collected at the house
to welcome him. He made no
speech, but, In answer to call,
said he was not much of q talker,
and preferred to let his actions
speak for him. ~ -.
Tne Cau~d..u Paot0o Ra,l.Oad
.}.it ia sanriMo.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2Sth.-The
Times says: The Canadian Pacific
Railway under its agreement will
be called upon to construct more
than 1900 miles of road, the greater
part of it above the fiftieth parallel
Of latitude. The writer calls atten-
ton to the fact that British Colum-
bla has only 10000 people, and they
mostly live in a country where for
eight months of the year outdoor
life presents few attractions. That
the road Will be of material SER
vice to the country or the Cons
pany for years to come we can
hardly believe. II 1t came to an
end on thIs side of the Rocky
Mountains, 400 miles west of VIM
nepeg, it would fulflll all of the
possible requirements Of trade. In
carrying II to the Pacific Ocean,
600 miles or more OF the road has to
be built through q difficult noun
tain0us country. The natural re-
sources OF British Columbia have
not, thus far, proved very attract
I've to settlers, and there is no rea-
son to suppose that there will be q
rush of immigrants in that dlrec-
tiOn when tie railroad has opened
the country.
i, Mosrtb,. Death.
DETROIT, Sept. Willie May
or, q young man, while trying to
climb over a threshing machine, in
Sharon township, Saturday, fell
into the cylinder and was drawn In.
The hips are horribly torn and
mangled. The physicians could
only ease his pain, and he died six
hours later.
lrssh Land League Conference.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.--Parnell left
New Ross for Dublin. to hold q
special meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Land League, at
WuIcu = BCu0u6 IOE ODtHluluS uOIo
detailed Information with regard
to the management of estates will
be discussed. Parnell does not fear
any prosecution against speakers
OF the Land League, as they doubt
less would be abortive. Illegal
drilling continues at Armagh.
Talk Of COnvokiDg P~rlsHmens.
LONDON, September 2s.-It is
stated that in view of affairs in Ire
land aud In the East infiuen tial
supporters Of the Government are
urging the convocAtion Of Parlla-
ment In November.
Thsssses~d Aasschy IN Ireland
DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-The murder
of Lord ,Mountmorris has excited q
feeling of alarm little short Of q
panic among all respectable classes
Party differences are for the time
discarded In the presence of q com
mon and imminent danger. It II
said ON all sides with equal dsspond'
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