Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
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Secretary sheFMnu Aa Csucin N ats
CINCINNATI, August 3O.- Hon.
John Sherman, Secretary of the
delivered his first speech
in the campaign at Pixies Opera
House tonight. Major A. 7.
Goshan presided. The Opera House
was profusely and most tastefully
decorated with flags and flowers
and was crowded with people long
before the speaking began. The
Secretary had an enthusiastic
greeting when he was introduced.
He spoke very briefly. He referred
to tue fact, when here year ago,
there were some doubts as to the
ability of the government to carry
out its refunding scheme. Now he
was happy to announce that now
resumption was a fixed fact.
rhs Democratic M,ssG In ~ Lib,r raj
M0oI.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3Oth.-The Jour.
mats Washington's special says il
stated here as a fact that English
has told the National Democratic
Committee that he will not ask the
committee to send dollar to his
State. He has indicated that he
will take care of Indlanv, with the
understanding that he is not to be
called on to contribute to other
States.
sick People ran en- from the Raven.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 30th.-
DR.. Rice, InpectOr Of the National
Board Of Health at Vicksburg sta
tion, telegraphs that he has taken
five sick people from off the tow
boat Raven, which arrived last Fri.
day evening from New Orleans.
but that the bost proceeded up the
river against his protest. The
Health Officers here are on the
alert and the Raven will not be
permitted to land.
An0sher LNkc Disaster.
DETROIT, Aug. 30th.-There is
little news from the wreck OF the
Marine City. The boat floated
ashore but has burned to the wa
ter's edge. Her books and papers
are lost, so that ascertainiug just
how many were lost, and why, will
be a work Of some difficulty. It Is
estimated that there were 120 pas.
sengers and 40 Of . crew on board.
Gne hundred and thirty are report.
ed saved; the rest, 1t is feared, are
lost. Three bodies were recovered,
but the names are not known. On
one cuff was found marked the
work "Watson." The proximity
of the boat to the life saving sta.
ton, Sturgeon Point, the near
neighborhood OF the tug Vulcan,
and the fishing tug Grayling, the
GOODNESS OF Captain Conner and the
crew of the burned steamer, and
the fact that 1t was daylight, all
aided In rendering the loss of life
comparatively small, as is now
hoped.
Fatal Railroad collision.
CLEVELAND, August 30th.-One
man was killed and three Injured
by collision on the Lake Shore
road to-day.
Killed IL Resisaiog Arrest.
SHANNoNDALE, Mo-, August so.
Sheriff O'Brien shot dead u negro
who Saturday had killed another
negro In quarrel, and who had re.
sisted arrest.
A0oah-r Railway CoiilsiOu.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. 3O.-
Several persons were killed by a
collision on the Housalimo Rail-
road, near Parlor Rock, this after
noon. Both engineers were fatally
hurt and physicians have gone to
the scene.
legendary FIRE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 3Oth.
A special to the State Journal says
the new hotel recently built at
Rendville, Perry county, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. 1t was
the work of an incendiary, the
floors being saturated with coal oil.
The hotel was owned by the Ohio
Central Coal Company, the owners
Of the coal mines at which a strike
recently occurred.