Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-28
lOSANgE:LES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
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Passengers 6oiox Aauth.
MoJAvE, Aug. 27.-Los Angeles
MIR and Mrs G F O'Brien, w
Preston. Sam'l Murphy,J w Leach,
III Stephenson, Mrs John Kings.
ley and two children, Geo Taylor,
Mrs w H Monroe and child, Mrs
Descomb, s Barda, Mrs d Mahl-
stadt, M Mendelson.
Downey-J Baderheim, f H
Boyd.
Arizona--A ] Hickey. eighteen
u. 8. soldiers, A Seely, M Liuder.
Colton-P Hatch.
mardes IN the ~. c"nd Degree.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 27th.-
DR.. ChaIfant, the slayer of Josiah
Bacon, has been convicted of MUIR
der In the second degree. He will be
sentenced next Friday.
m~rr,-gs Emsa:snsens
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-The
engagement of Jesse, the youngest
son of Gen. Grant, to Lizzie,
daughter of w. S. Chapman, a
large California land-holder, is an
nounced. The marriage will take
place ut the Palace Hotel next
month.
Ophtr As.shhsment.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Ophir
levies an assessment OF one dollar.
HeW. CAs'ras0 New YBsk.
NEW York, Aug. 27. - The
Herald day says that General
Manuel Castro, a native Of Califor-
mia, who commanded California
forces opposed to Stockton and Ere
mont In the Mexican war Of '46-'47,
arrived in this city yesterday, it
being his first visit East. He IL Ell
route to Mexico. 1t ia understood
the General desires to plant colo.
ny Of Americans and native Cali
fornians in Sonora to settle under
the laws of the Mexican Republic.
Hayes's Mss>,"m 80 C~,ss"rNs~ a
Partisan One.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-The
Lsdger's New York special CORE.
spondent says there is disposition
ut Republican headquarters to at
tribute important political conse.
quences to the Presidents journey
to California. No one supposes he
will make any stump speeches of q
partisan character, but 1t is expect
ed he will talk freely to the Pacific
Coast people on the Chinese ques-
ton, the Importance of commercial
treaties with Mexico and Central
America, the development of their
Manufacturing, mining and marine
industries, aud other matters per-
tainiDg to the business and indus
trial development of the country.
In this way they think the Presi.
dent will be able incidentally to
convince the people of both Oregon
aud California that the worst thing
possible for their material interests
just now would be a change of ad-
ministratiOn for the sake OF change.
I don't know what means the New
York Republican politicians have
y for this forecastiDg of the Presi'
DENTS mission, (ifIt is q missiop)
but the circumstance that such o
them as are vouching for these In
tentions and their effect upon his
party have but recently returned
from Washington, would seem tt
imply that they are dealing ir
something more substantial thar
conjecture.
4 Democratic NosniaHstonssa ~ Ksasa
Topeka, KS, Aug. 27th.-Th
Democratic State Convention or
ganized with G. w. Blair az Chair
man. The platform endorses tn
Cincinnati platform and eulogize
Hancock and English. q. Ros
was nominated for Governor; Thos
George for Lieutenant-GovernoI
!. John NJ. Griffin for Secretary {
State; H. J. G. Neumuber fo
Treasurer; Thomas Michel for Al
torney.GcneraI.
Psspars"E ssr - RevO'ussoD.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 27.-
Preparations are being mad
throughout Northern Mexico for
revolution. All the Mexican trooT
on the border expect to be ordere
:. to the interior.
Jussin-bis Hsnsesde.
4TLANTA, Ga, Aug. T.-Nigf
before last, near Cochran, for
young white men. disgulssd, va
70 : negro cabin, broke down th