Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-24

Martin Evtener, e Ferris, A Man.
els, G g Berry, M Herbert, A 8
Blake, Frank G Wilson, w II
BrouRham, Chas Bennett, John
Anderson, A Stephens, A l. Dun
bar, Mrs A J Layer.
0maSn-Pox On shs Increase.
SAN FRANCISCO, Novem Der 21.-
Smallpox ia steadily increasing.
On Friday FIVE cases were reported;
yesterday, eight. were verified as
follows:
A young girl, sixteen years OF
age, residing on Folsom street, near
Seventh.
Young lady, residing on Fremont
street, near Folsom.
Boy; four and half years Of age,
living on Linden avenue.
Two children, girls, aged six and
thirteen years.
Girl, sixteen years Of age, resid-
Ing Oh Mission street, hear Fiji
teenth. These cases were quaran-
tined In their own homes.
Boy, aged eleven, living ON Con-
verse street, of Bryant.
Boy, eleven years OF age, living
on William street, between Geary
and Post streets. The two last
cases were sent to the Pest House.
A large number were vaccinated
yesterday, the news OF the further
spread of the disease having awak-
ened them to . sense OF danger.
No deaths were reported at the
Pest House.
Bses fer New ZsaInsd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o.
Among the freight shipped for New
Zealand by the steamship Austria
lie, yesterday afternoon, was four
colonies of bees from the apiary of
N. lowering, Of Los Angeles
county.
Money for she Noushern Psei1c.
PORTLAND, Nov. PA private
telegram, just received from Henry
Willard, OF New York, by gentle
man of this city, announces the
fact that q syndicate of leading
bankers In New York City, headed
by Winslow, Lanier 6 Co., have
concluded arrangements for fur
ntshipg the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company sufficient money to
complete their line to Ainsworty,
aud that he believes this will be
done lust as fast as money can do
it. This will hasten the building
Of tue road of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company from the
Dalles to Portland, and we may
confidently hope for railroad con.
nect.on with the East within
brief period. as the authority OF
information IL undoubted.
4 Busiaox~d Reven0e COnecaor -
DO protected.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Inter-
nal Revenue Collector Marks, at
New Orleans, has forwarded to
Com m issioner Raum q letter re-.
ceived from Deputy Collector B. H.
Lunler, who has charge Of the up.
Der passes of Louisiana bordering
on the river. The letter Is dated
Lake Providence, November 10th,
and Gays; "In consequence of my
oandldature for Congress upon the
Republican ticket, the spirit of In
tolerance which prevails here, and
the attempts which have been made
TO sssassinate me, the assassination
Of DR.. u. w. Jones, editor Of my
paper, because Of active support Of
the Garfield Electors and myself,
renders 1t utterly impossible for me
to properly discharge my duties
as Deputy Collector OF Internal
Revenue OF this district. In add.
ton I have to inform you that l
am 1T this moment q prisoner In
my own house, and dare not 60 out
for fear Of immediate assassina-
tion. / find 1t also necessary to
leave this Collection district at
least for the present, to secure my
personal safety. Please advise me
what TO do in the premises" In
reply General Raum this afternoon
telegraph Collector Marks at New
Orleans a. follows: ~ do not in
tend to allow our officers to be In.
Inundated and driven from their
districts. Employ 1--WE competent,
courageous men and arm them
well, to accompany Deputy Col
leotor Lunler in policing his divis-
ion and enforcing the laws. In
struct them to defend themselves
st every hazard. will furnish
you with the breech- loading car
bines necessary"
The Mercy Letter Forgery.
NEW York, Nov. 20, -Intersst-
ing disclosures are made Of Had
ley's connection with the Morey
forgery. 1t IL now alleged that
VIM. 81. Barnum employed him
TO 70 70 Maryland and y Lynn to
procure The pesjursd testimony IN