Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-03


thousand people brought them to
the platform, where general
Handwriting took place, in which
Mrs. Hayes and Gen. Logan, who
had Joined the party, were called
to take part. 1t is noticeable that
in all places where Che train stops,
calls are made for political speeches,
but none are made. Pre-ident
Hayes, referring to this fac', ex.
planned that this was not political
party; that there was an unwritten
law that the President WAS not to
make paitizan speeches, ana that
the President at least should OBJ.
serve the laws faithfully.
BURLINGTON, Iowa. Sept. 81 -
The President aud party arrived
here at six O'clock, the special train
having made hut few and brief
stops after leaving Galesburg.
There were large aud enthusiastic
crowds at all the slations. A Mon.
mouth special train from BurlIng-
ton met the Presidential train and
accompanied it hither. On the
special train was committee COM
posed about equally of Republicans
and Democrats, who bade the ex
cursionists hearty welcome to
Burlington. At the depot here the
concourse of people was very great
and the city seemed to have taken
holiday in honor of the distin-
guished guests. AS their stay was
only twenty minutes the reception
was not as elaborate as 1t was de.
sired to give.
RepubI.c.u Is sdeodakn.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2I.-The 7ri5
une'S Indianapolis special say:
Barnum, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, IT.
rived here to-day. He refused to
be interviewed, hut it WAS learued
Indirectly that hs will remain in
Ohio and Indiana for the next so
days, or until after the October
election. 1t Is said, apparently on
good authority, that Barnum has
no doubt Indiana, as he regards it
AS merely a matter Of organization,
effort and money. English has the
money, and his methods are in per.
feet accordance with Barnum's
policy. Both begin to fear the in
huence Of Hendricks's mastery
inactivity aud Indifference and the
primary object of Bsrnum's visit is
to ascertain how many are sulking
in their tents with Thomas. 1t is
no secret in Indianapolis that the
Ex-Governor would prefer to have
Indiana carried by the Republicans
aud bis conduct recently has i'm
pressed this belief on the Demo-
cratic managers. Hence Barnum's
arrival and intended stay. He will
be in Ohio a few days.
FHss EFosiing In Prospect.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2d-Vanderbilt
has reconsidered his decision to
withdraw Maud S. from the track
this year and there is possibility
of her trotting against st. Julien's
time here at the fall meeting.
Tae chihuahua rus.
suis OF VictOrio.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2d.-The
7ribune's Santa Fe special says:
The latest news from Chihuah h ua is
that Col. Valle has gone south with
all the available federal Mexican
troops to Intercept the Revolution.
lists and suppress the revolution in
Durango.
Col. Joaquin Terrassas, with 200
mounted volunteers, has taken the
tield against Victories Indians,
and different towns on the border
have been called upon to furnish
vslunteers for the campaign.
The Nebranha R~pub,icams.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 2nd.-The
Nebraska Republican Convention
adopted resolutions endorsing the
National platform, denouncing the
seizure Of the Alabama polls by
Democrats as an act surprising al
former efforts Of the party, con-
graduating the State on its in.
crease in population and wealth
and pledging support to National or
State legislation preventing rail-
road extention aud discriminating
charges.
Murdered s"0 Buried undrr
Manure.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2d.-A foul
murder has just been brought to
light in Arapahoe county. Frank
A. White, q young man residing
twelve miles south of the town OF
Arapahoe, left Tuesday evening
under very suspicious circum.
staDces with team that was
mortgaged to d. M. Tomblin, II
banker, who learned during the
day that the property was not
White's, but was owned by an old
man with whom White was living.
Yesterday morning the body of the
old man was dug out Of a manure
pile on his farm. 1t is supposed
the body had been there two days.
Officers are in pursuit of White.
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