Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

The Guardian, Democratic, In last
evenings issue, is reported as hav-
ing interviewed Hancock on the
tariff question. Hancock said that
the question cannot effect the man.
nfacturing interests of the country
in the least. My election could
make no difference one way or the
other. There has to be q certain
amount-millions of dollars
raised by tariff that can be got In
no other way, and that must neces-
sarily give protection to the manu-.
featuring interests of the country.
The election of a Democratic Pres
ident, or the election of Republic.
can President cannot interfere with
or Influence that in the least. The
Patterson people need have no
anxiety whatever that l will favor
anything that interferes with tho
manufacturing or industrial inter-
ests of the country. They will
have just as much protection I'M
der q Democratic administration
AZ under Il Republican administra.
iiou. The tariff question Is local
question. The same question was
brought up once in my native
Pennsylvania and 1t is matter
that the general government sell
dom offers to interfere with and
nothing is likely ever to be done
that viii interfere with the indus.
tries of the country.
"What do you think OF the out
look, General?" was asked.
sit is very favorable, very favor
able, indeed,n replied the General.
"Ail the letters aud dispatches re-
ceived this morning are very favor
able"
The General intimated that there
was no fun running for President
in consequence OF the immense
amount OF labor Involved. He said
his correspondence had become SO
immense that he had not time to
open the whole of his mornings
mail up to noon aud it was more
than one could do to keep all the
engagements he was called upon
to meet.
Donbic sinrcer e.d suicide.
QUINCY, Ills, Oct. Sth.-A trag.
edy is reported from New Canton,
Pike county, caused by love, re-
sulting in a double murder and SUI
icide. Six miles from Canton
lived 8 family named Baker, con-
sistIng of father, mother and two
daughters, the elder Is years old.
A young man named Sellers had
been working for the family, and
about 5 O'CLOCK last evening, while
Mr.. Baker was absent, insisted
that the daughter should promise
to marry him. She refused, where
upon Sellers drew a'revOlver, shot
the dog, then the mother and
finally ths girl. He then placed
the mu2zle to his own temple and
fired. Each shot was instantly
fatal. The younger daughter wit
messed the whole tragedy.
Aau.yersarZ ef the Great FIRE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-To-day being
the ninth anniversary Of the great
fire, this afternoon the First Brig
AIDE, Illinois National Guards, pa
rsded on Michigan avenue, and
were reviewed by General Sheri.
dan. a considerable crowd was
attracted by the display.
over $50 szcra or C,si,s E.rusa.
STERLING. His Oct. 9lh.-This
afternoon the cattle sheds at Mill
ler's diatilery were burned. More
than half of The 1900 head of cattle
in them persisted in the flames.
Five hundred tons of hay were
burned. The loss will be heavy.
The moaning and believing of the
cattle WAS trightful beyond de-
scription.
Iad'1"as,os II, sms Hasasr of
Ya"aE ,cEsan.
OUEAY, Colo, October 9th.-The
outrage at Ciine's Rancho, Oh the
CimRrrOn, in allowing prisoner
TO fall into the hands of the Indians
to be butchered, when there were
over 800 troops at the place, is
without parallel in history and
has created the widest excitement
in all the frontier towns. Along
the borders of the reservation in
dignation meetings are being held
not only in the towns, hut also in
every mining camp. The feeling
Is SO intense that it is liable to
break forth in hostile demonstra.
ton that will annihilate the whole
Ute nation. The conduct of the
Indian Agent at Los Plnos Agency,
w. N. Berry, in allowing such an
outrageous crime to be committed,
when he had force of over 400
troops at his command, has created