Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-09

leadership with an alacrity that
would astonish him. Few would
have the temerlty to openly vote to
defeat him, but all would rejoice if
he were to be deposed.
Tue 7ri6une's Washington spe.
cial says: John Kelly appears
alarmed by the report that he 10
endeavOring to keep the Presidsn-
tial question open and desires to
sileDce rumors to that effect, nota-
bly, the one according to which he
is reported to have advised all
Democrats to decline to pay bets
on Garfield's election. He has sent
the following telegram here:
NEW YORK, Nov. 9th.
To Geo. O. Wedderburg, Editor of
the Gazette:
Tue rumors have no foundation
in fact. JOHN KELLY.
Republic An CoDGressGnsa from AR
KANSAS CHARMED.
CHICAGO. Nov. Sth.-The Jour.
mats Little Rock special says: The
Republican State Central Commit.
tee Of Arkansas claim the election
of two Republican COngressmen-
Murphy in the fourth and Boles in
the third districts, with chances of
getting Williams, Republican, in
the second.
Advocates tho D:sba"aing OF Ghs
Democratic P.rsy.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 8th.-The
Democrat, which has been bitter
partizan all through the campaign,
comes out in an editorial arguing
for the disbsnding Of the Demo-
cratic party in the West. II says
the Democracy has only elected IS
out Of 2S0 Congressman in the
North and only carries New Jersey
for Hancock by 1900 majority and
Nevada by 800. and that out Of ten
Northern states they have not
elected single Representative.
The North is solidly Republican
and the South Democratic. The
Northern Democracy has perform
ed its duty to the country and has
party duty to perform for the coun-
try.
Employ meat Of Cntness Denied.
PATTERSON, N. j.. Nov. Sth.-
The rumOr widely published in the
New York dailies, that Chinese
labor is being introduced In the
silk and other mills of this city, 10
met with indignant denial by the
manufacturers. The Barbour Flax
Spinning Company, who have been
represented AS having already set
number Of Chinese to work by
way of experiment., declare that
the statement Is false In every par.
ticular. In personal canvass Of
the great mills Of Patterson ques-
tions were asked as follows:
First-Do you have any Chinese
labor employed?
Second-Hsve you contemplated
employing any?
Thlrd-DO you believe there are
any Chinese employed in any silk
or other mills IN Patterson?
Fourth--In your judgment has
such employment ever been ssri-
ously contemplated by any?
AC AAo W 0I W bll WAS u
and indignant "No."
a Horrible Domestic TRAGEDY.
BATEsvILLE, Ohio, Nov. 9Th IL
A horrible tragedy became known
here yesterday morning. Frank M.
Beidenbaugh, a young German,
wealthy, who, three years ago,
married the daughter of neigh.
boring farmer, came home last
Saturday night intoxicated and en-. |
tering the room where his wife
and child slept, assaulted them
with an axe. His wifs's skull was
crushed by q single blow and then
his sons throat WAS cut by the
edge OF the axe. He then went to |
u room where Mrs. Stevens, u visi-
tor, and her child and servant were
sleeping aud killed Mrs. Stevens
aud child. The servant girl
awakened and eprang towards The |
door but was knocked sensslsss
aud left for dead. Upon recovering |
CONSCIOUSNESS she gave the alarm
aud neigbbors came. Ia the
morning the murderer was found
IN a tobacco house with his throat
cut, but not fatally. Jealousy, In
sanity and drunkenness are the
theories TO account for the horrible
crime.
FatHi Railroad Accident.
JERSEY CITY, n. J., Nov. 8th.-I
The engineer was killed and the |
fireman seriously wounded by
train jumping the track this no orn.
Ing Oh the Morris and Essex Bail.
road.
A DisqusiiGsc Repusiican.
MEMPHIS, Nov. SHIT is dis.
that Robert McKenna,
Republican,, elected to the Legisla. |
ture, is Ineligible. having been con.
victed of incest for marrying his
wifs's granddaughter. He was
pardoned but never restored to oiti-
zensbip aud Is therefore disouali.
fed The certificate has been given
to w. b. WinslOw, his Democratic
opponent. This change may posi-
bly, determine the selection of
United States Senator, as the
was very close. |
a Cstored Csngrsssmmn from Ar
kaDoas.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8th.-The latest
returns indicate the election OF
Johnson, colored Republican, In |
bhe first Arkansas district to Con-
gress by 1000 majority over Hern
Dexter Dunn, Democrat. Johnson
10 barber and his candidacy was |
but one week before