Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-06

women fell into loud and bysteri-
cal sobbing, as II their hearts were
ready to break with grief.
waihisss or for Eax,ae0.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5th.-Dabler
and Guyon, of Chicago, started to-
day for England to enter for the
Ashley belt.
The A. T. & .. r. n. R.-Conneosi0S
with tne 4. r. IL. IL. by January
1ss.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5th.-The Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company has just completed 35
miles of new road in Now Mexi-
co, from Socorro to San Marcial,
and expects to have enough more
completed by January 1st to make
connection with the Southern Pa
cific Railroad. Sleepers will then
be run through from Kansas City,
a distance of nearly twelve hum
dred miles, and other important
connections will be completed.
the Come ciscus E,eessos.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5th.-The Inter.
Oceans Hartford special dated 1880
A. NJ, says: or 106 towns heard
from this morning the Republicans
carry 81, the Dem ocrats 36. Nine
towns, which were Democratic In
1875, are now equally dlvid-
ed between tho two parties.
In the election of Town
Clerks and Selectmen, comparing
with 1875, the Republicans gain IS
towns and the Democrats 6. The 8
divided towns were Democratic In
1879, and are therefore Republican
gains. The result of the election
may be taken as indicating that
the Republicans will carry the
State in November. The Constitu.
tional amendment, giving the ap.
pointment of the Judges of the
Courts to the Governor, is carried
by large majority. 8. A. HUBBARD,
managing editor Of the Coarant,
the Inter. Oeean's Hartford corres-
pondeni, also says: There are 1877
towns In the State and 1t is believed
the gains In the towns to hear
from will be in the above proper
tion. The result is regarded by
Republicans rs in avery way favor
able to the prospects of Republican
success in November. The best of
spirit prevails among Republicans
throughout the State. The regis
try law is much more favorable to
an honest vote thau in 1875. Busl.
ness men aud manufacturer are
satisfied with the present prospects,
and the workingmen fear the re-
suit of Democratic trickery with
the tariff. all of which adds strength
to the Republicans.
| Riley Fats 90 M4es Uoussaey.
SGIPIo, N. Y, Oct. 5th.-Court.
ney's race with Riley was fixed for
to-day atlEnsinor,.but Riley failing
to appear, Courtney rowed three
miles alone in 2O:2s4. Tomorrow
Courtney will row to beat the best
time, 2O:l4}, for purse of $1,000.
Nos Much Or y Repubiscan Victory,
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 5th.-
or 142 towns beard from, II were
carried by the Republicans, So by
; the Democrats and IL evenly di.
vided. There arc but few cha nges
from last year. The Democrats
claim gain in the aggregate.
A Republican, Arressoa for Buy IN 4
''>'. S.- W.,
HARTFORD, Oot. 5th.-The re-
suit has little political significa-
tion. New Haven and Bridgeport
held no election. In Stamford A.
NJ. Standard, Republican, was ar
rested for buying votes and held In
$1,000 on six counts.
| yellow Fever ns New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. th.-There
was one death from yellow fever at
400 South Liberty street, last night.
The premises have been properly
disinfected. All means to prevent
the spread OF the fever were
promptly adopted.