Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-16
LOSANGELES W EEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
Passeagsrs Going south.

PasseaEers DOING south.
MoJAvE, Oct. 15.-Los Angeles
G B Plat, Mrs g L Scott and child,
J We'll, g F Thornton, Hancock
Johnston, g w Lightner, L Julick-
son, J A Dyer, Thomas Cakes,
Frank Armstrong, d Murphy, Geo
A Vignolo.
Santa Ana-M J Bunday.
Wilmington-Mrs Geo Hewett.
Arizona-John Boyle, G G Chap.
man, @ s. Saville, E H Saville, G
g Saville, Mrs Barnett, A Barnett,
G II Allabech, john Hennessey,
John O'Brien, G w Clark. II o
Hail, NJ M Kewen, J Clark, ] Ken.
needy, w w Bailey, o Townsend,H
Townsend, NJ J Egan.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18TH
Dispatches received here say that
Indiana will give Porter 5000 ma
jority aud elect nine Republican
CongressmeE. Ohio, $4,000 major
ity and sixteen Republican Con-
gressmep. NJ. G. CoNRoY.
shot Hismssif Through she Head.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 14.-Lewls
Tall's oil of 713 Valencia street,
committed suicide this morning by
blowing out his brains with q pis.
toll. Tallichet was a finisher EN-.
ployed by +. Thomas & Co., dyers
and scourers.
New Yorh and Chiongu x.,ess Opin-
ions.
CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-All the edi-
toriais, so far as received, agree
that the Democrats have received
. great and irreparable shock in
the Indiana defeat. It ia now gen.
orally conceded that defeat there lie
certain. The Dem ocrats still freely
assert that with q solid South, New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut,
and possibly some of the Pacific
Coast States, they may pull
through yet, and that they have
odds in their favor still. The Re-
publicans, however, consider that
that this talk is cheap buncombe,
and cay thai II they can carry In
diana, which is q Democratic
State, and can make gains OF from
10000 to 5000 In 1t, they can with
ease carry New York and it's satel-
lite States, all OF which are only
doubtful, and have recently show
tho Republican sentiment to be
strong and growing. They say that
the rush to get In on the winning
side will now tell in their favor,
and that New York may give as
high 40 $4,000 majority, while 1t Is
not at all improbable that several
Of the Southern States may wheel
into line. As to the fidelity Of the
Pacific Coast States to Republican
principles no doubt is entertained
here.
The Times rep. says: 1t is prob.
ably obvious that there is no DEM
ocratic "tldal wave'' this year.
The careful reader of to.day's dis
patches will be able to satisfy HIM
self whether there is any tidal wave
at oil, and II so, in what direction
1t 10 setting. An abnormally large
majority in Ohio, and probably
Republican plurality In Indiana,
are calculated to give the Republic.
sns In this State new confidence In
victory.
The Sun (Dem. } says: 1t is prob
able that the Garfield party has
carried Garfield's own State. The
figures from Indiana up to this
moment are not such as to enable
10 to give q detailed result Of the
election 10 that State, as the first
of the returns to reach US are from
the larger Republican cities, while
the vote Of the counties In which
the heaviest Democratic msjoritles
were expected il not vet turned In.
The Sun asks, "Can Hancock carry
New York ?"
The Tribune says: Yester-
day settled the Presidential
campaign. Nothing but over
confidence and i'm possible neg
ligence can now prevent the
election Of Garfield. The October
tide thus sets strongly in the Re-
publican channel, and henceforth
the whole drift is with US to the
end.
0oushsrn Papers on the Result.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The Rich
mond, Va, Dispdtch admits the
disappointment over Indiana, but
does not give up the fight. It ap-
peals to Virginia to stop this two
ticket nonsense, and sees In the re-
suit Of yesterday early evidence
that the North regards the South
~ an enemy. whom they slander
and libel in their bitter writings.
The Wing takes like view, and Is
hopeful.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-THE NeWs
and Courier only see cause fol. re-
doubled efforts, as Hancock 10 like
~ to need every Electoral vote the
South can give him. The Repub.
licans may have surprises like that
In Maine.
general Grant In EsSssoa.
BOSTON, Oct. lS.-This morning
General Grant, with Ex-Governor
Rice and Boutwell, and others, pro.
oosdod to the btate House, where
they Wero received BY Govsrnor
! Lole end eta6, the Executive
Oou1ell and heads of The Depart
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