Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-08-21
loSANGtlES WEEKLY HERALD
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MoJAvE, Aug. 20.-Los Angeles
-Mrs Orr, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Car
son, w Rust. Dulack, Judge
Glassell, M Parkhurst and family.
Cotton Mrs Strowbridge.
San Bernardino-F NJ Woods.
Tucson-G F Rempy, w A Boyd
aud wife, J Jones.
Arizona-O P Roberts.
Tombstone-Grace Bernard. w
Thompson.
4 Queer Nave by tsse Repubiioan
Executive Committee.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.-In
view of the fact that at the recent
meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Republican State Central
Committee, it was decided to call
q meeting OF the State Committee
for next Wednesday, to choose q
new Executives Committee, or q
portion thereof, the action Of the
Executive Committee Of yesterday
seems rather strange. 1t is report
ed that meeting WAS held and the
resignation of Bunker was received,
end the following me bers elected
to fill vacancies, viz: P. d. Corn
wall, Andrew Meg. Davis, Thos.
B. Hayes, w. w. Traylor, and A.
P. Williams. of San Francisco,
and w. H. Lawrence, of
San Mateo. The question
is, whether the Executive Com.
mittee has any right to elect Its
own members, and II so, what por.
ton Of said Committee participated
In yesterdays procee dipgs. As
heretofore announced, all members
had either resigned or expressed q
willingness so to do, except Bunker,
Jackson and Hardenburg. Whether
the last two acted for the Commit.
tee does not yet appear. There is q
disposition to view yesterdays pro-
ceedings as an effort to forestall the
action Of the State Com mittee next
week.
Tsoubi~ Lea shs Juse FsosOsy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20th.-For
the last month the jute factory at
Oakland has been under strict
quarantine owing to the existence
Of smallpox among the Chinese
employed there. some 700 or 800 in
number. To-day the inmates at
tempted to break out by force.
The four policemen in constant at
tendance resisted, and an additional
force was sent to their assistance
with instructions to shoot any one
attempting to break out. There is
much excitement.
Deu natter fsr Haacock-rhe New
Ohinese essRssssisip L,us-A re.
mase ssUsnpev.
NEW York, Aug. 20. The
Worlds Boston special says that 81
meeting Of the Democratic Ward
and City Committees last evening,
II was officially announced thai
Ben Butler would, on the 2Sth,
address o mass meeting In FaneuIl
Hall, aud declare his Intention tc
support Hancock for President. II
is not known whether he will be a
candidate for Governor, but II he
IL. he will have the full support o.
all wings OF the party.
The Bulletin learns from steam
ship Captain, long In the Chinese
trade, and recently arrived from
Chinese port, that the st eamshiI
line to California has long been I
pet scheme of the China Merch
auts' Company, but thinks they
cannot run q line cheaper than thu
Pacific Mail Company. The Jap
anese line to HongkoDg has faile'
to sustain itself, and is supporte'
by government subsidy.
The Sun to-day, ON the China new
departure, says: In view Of the pro
gress which we see had been at
tanned two years ago. the presen
action Of the Chinese seems intelll
gible enough. II native merchant
eau make money by forwardin
goods under their own flag {
Toxic. why should they not 60 faI
Their, and send their ships acroi
the Pacific to San Francisco, {
through the Suez Canal to Ma
settles and London? Their recer
experience in the carrying trad
along more than three thousau
miles NJ the ooast OF Asia hes d
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