Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-09-16
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MoyAvE, Sept. 15.-Los Angeles
w w COle,C b Sargent, DIR Edel-
man, Mrs nj Il Park, + NJ Coke,
Mrs Wilcox, Mrs f Sharp, G H
Bushnell and wife, J w Craig. II
Ludell, IT,, G w Burgess, J G Del.
ter, u Hlottern, J Nicolaus, L B
Hchister, r ] Davis. F Henriche, +
Lswnston, J Ratcliff, w q Roberts
and wife.
ArIzona-Chas Silent, D r Pol
lard and wife, ] Higgins, II Pier.
o Schaffer, J H Ferguson. Miss w
Mooney, E A Palmer, ] Upham
and wife.
The Kaluacn murder Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18TH
In the case OF I. M. Kalloch, indict-
ed for the murder Of Charles De
Young, Judge FreelOn has decided
that the jury shall he summoned
by the Sheriff, Notwithstanding
the objections of the prosecution.
The time Of fixing the trial of the
question raised by the plea OF form
or jeopardy, on behalf Of Kalloch,
was set for next Saturday morn
ing.
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HEALDsBURa, Sept. 1.-The row
OF wooden buildings in front Of the
Hot0yome House, comprising the
entire face Of the block excepting
three brick structures, were de-
stroyed by fire last midnight.
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Unsscd sssses.
QUEBEC, Sept. ia pastoral
letter from the Archbishop was
read In the Bastilica yesterday, de.
plOriDg the continued emigration
from this province to the United
States, and appealing TO the gener-
osity, charity aud patriotism of the
people to take steps in the move
ment.
F.r-ss Fires.
ST. JOHN, Sept. lathe bush
fires in Grand Manan have been
extingulshed by rain. A tract Of
land 10 ravaged five miles wide and
fourteen long.
D~f~IcassO. Among Russsa" OIL
Ctals.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE new
ATss,iotAn ~ Tlraota
Barge, is said to have found the
finances so disorganized and en-.
crusted with defalcations that
Gen. Melikoff has advised the Gar
to appoint Commission to inves-
tigate the Department.
Gnp Dynamite Prot.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Inquiry
leaves little doubt that the placing
of a mine of dynamite under the
rails of the London ami North
western line was deliberate at.
tempt to wreck the express train TO
Scotland, which passed over the
rails two hours previous to the dis.
covery of the mine yesterday morn
Ing. There were twenty.seven dy-
Mantle cartridges, each about three
inches long and one inch In diane.
ter, connected with the rails by a
rubber tube filed With powder and
caps. The dynamite was soaked
by the recent rain. No theory is
propounded to account for the at
tempt.
STRIKES assd LcC T. Ouss sm Emgss nd.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Speaking Of
the strike at AccringtOn, the Times
Gays: Five thousand miners will
be i'm mediately affected. Spinners
must soon stop also, II the masters
resolve to meet the strike by lock.
solnt throughout the North and
Northeast Lancashire, or run only
three days week, as is probable.
Une hundred thousand operatives
will be affected. 1t 10 understood
that simultaneously with the issue
of notices for strike the Lanca.
shire masters will reduce wages Is
per cent. in all districts contribut.
ing to the support of the strikers,
and devote the fund thus created to
the support Of masters in Accring.
ton, whose hands are bought out
by the Wages Committee.
The Situation IN France.
PARIS, Sept. IA The excitemen
among the Republican groups con-
tinues. The political situation ID
obscure. and uncertain. Changes
In the Ministry are regarded proba-
BILE and are freely discussed. A cool.
ness undoubtedly exists between
Premier de Freycinet and Gam.
beta. The position Of affairs Ia
regarded in political circles as
pregnant with storms and Difficult.
ties. On Thursday or Friday Con-
stans, Ministsr II the Interior and
worship, will propose the prompt
execution Of tue religious DEGREES
Il remains 20 he seen whether Q
crisis VIII snsue.
alhesiaa elagus.
sr. PErGas JRa, Sept. 14th.--
svmptrns u shs Siberian plague
have appeared amOngst the people