Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-13
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MOJAyE. Oct. 12.-Los Angeles
p Kewsn, J r Sharpstein, Mrs
0ross and daughter, Geo Hyde, w
w Hoover, VIM Mueller, A E
Head, e w McKinstry, Ramon
Reyes, w r Rowland, DR. J ID Dun.
lap, Capt P NJ Darcy. ] w Donald.
son. e Baldwin, wife and child,
w e Trigg, 8 B Mckee, D Thorn
ton, M Fl Myrick, Jas Walters, Mrs
II M Gregory, H Hoover, G James
and daughters, Capt Geo A John.
son, b G Wetzle, A e Horton. Mrs
John "A Gray.
Newhall-Mrs John H Peters, J
Porter.
Arizona-W w Clark, M Saund.
ers, Mrs Col Perry. J J Cafsly and
wife, Mrs Il Thomas. s
The following for Los Angeles
came in special car from Chicago:
Major J A Wilson, DR. J d Skeer,
NJ A Morse, G B Wilson, Paul
Filler, F A Wilson. H w Cornish.
as..s s.a Isuooock.
New YORK, Oct. ll.-Under the
head of "Gsneral Grant AM
swsred.u the Herald prints col
umn and u half OF Interview with
. prominent officer, whose name Is
suppressed, but who apparently
speaks by authority Following
are extracts:
Reporter-What induced this
coldness between the two Generals?
Officer-I am Satisfied their
friendly relations would have con-
tinued, notwithstanding the bees
in their respective bonnets, had II
not been Tor InischlevOus tutermed.
oilers. 1t was we'll understood that
Hancock's treating Of Grant with
GOODNESS was merely to indicate to
him that after sustaining his action
throughout in louisiana up to
the last moment, including the re-
aoEal OF the City Councilmen who
had been advised to impale them
selves against Hancook's author
ity, and because Grant had subse-
auently revoked his last APP
prevail on account Of the eruption
Of q cabal IT Radica, Senators.
who told Grant that lie must
cause Hancock to revoke his order
removing the members of the City
Counoii, or otherwise tie Republi.
can party would be at an immense
disadvantage, and might result In
Grants not being nominated by
the Republican party as President
Hancock Understood clarly that the
real reason for Grants action In de.
airing to revoke his order was be.
cause OF that pressure, aud hearing
that Grant was making everything
subservient to his inOrdinate ambi-
ton, be could not but feel disgust
ed, aud therefore treated Grant
coldly. Grant had sustained Han.
cock In every act OF his IN Louisl.
aua, iucluding the last act, which
he subsequently revoked and which
caused Hancock to ask to be re-
lieved.
Heporter-Do you think lie will
make . reply to Grants damaging
avsrmsnts7
Offlce-'fhey are not damaging
except to Grant. Ny Impression
10 that he will take no further no,
tice of them. He cannot afford to
do It. He must not descend to
Granite level. He must not lock
horns with him. Let Grant below
and throw up dirt by himself.
Haucock's present condition as the
candidate OF the Democratic party
for President. moreover, should re.
strain him, and probably will, from
bringing himself to the plane of
Grant.
Esssanasss sf cue Bs,usis Assais.".
NEW YORK, Oct. ia Times
Indianapolis special says: An es.
Innate made by the Democratic
Committee gives Landers a plural.
tty Of $500. An estimate Of the
Republican Committee gives POr.
ter . plurality Of 5000.
A Times special from = we'll
known correspondent says: After
eapvasslng all parts OF Indiana II
10 my opinion that the Republican,
will carry the State by = Handsome
majority. A large one would sur.
prize me less than . defeat. INT
beople are wonderfully excited
Meetings Of 10000 and 10000 al
little country towns are thc rule.
Al,-ged Dsmoerasio Fios - Isdi
CHICAGO, Dot. ll.-The 1rs
bune's indianapolis special says
The Democratic managers and Ger
tain well-known officials are band
ed together for the congenial pur
pose Of carrying out the following
dastardly plan to prevent decen
men from recording their will
through the ballot.box:
First-The Democrats propose T.
20 earliest to the polls and get pos
session Of the lines and vote so.
1000 Of their men first.
Second-Demo crats who shall
have voted are then to WITHDRAW
from the polls and gather at
place agreed on At convenien
distance. -E-
Third-Republioans to be hal
raised and annoyed by being cha
lenged, and quArrels are to be 60
ten up with them and with the
neighbors who swear to their rigt
to vote.
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