Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-19

Ell AZ the 0rsC vOlley. l am max
Ing my position as strong rs posi-
BILE. They are bound TO come IN
force. ! shall do the best I can and
they shall not get our stock until
they get US all.n Gen. Miles adds
taat Major Ilges built a log hut and
a stockade at the mouth OF Mussel
Shell last summer that will hold
all of Lieut.. Kisiinbury's men and
animals. There Is also q rife pit
around their camp. viii send Ma.
jor llges over to that point to re
main for time to await definite
action of remaining hostile camp
near Woody Mountain.
Anothsr Candidate fur Gierk-Army
PromOti.ns-sen Grover.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18th. "A let.
ter received here says that Gen.
Harry White, of Pennsylvania,
who failed to be re. elected to Con-
grsss, will make an active canvass
for the clerkship of the House Of
Representatives. This will make
three Pennsylvania applicants for
the place-ex Clerk Mcpherson,
Gen. White aud D. g. ForDey. II
is said that the CameroDs will use
their influence against Mcpherson
because of the active part he took
in Blaine's interest i'll the COnven-
ton OF 1879 and subsequently at
the Chicago Convention last sum-
mer.
The appointment Of Gen. Miles
as Chief Signal Officer, which
seems to be assured. will make an.
other vacancy on Gen. Sherman's
staff. 1t will promote Lieutenant
Colanel A. Med. McCook, of the
Generals staff, to be- Colonel Of
the Fifth Infantry. TIE vacancy
caused by the death Of Col. Anden.
reid has not yet been filed. Gen.
Sherman says he will be in no hur-
ry to make selections for his staff
The following promotion in addI.
ton to that of Gen. McCook would
also follow Gen. MIles's appoint.
ment: M ajor Henry II. Wirner to
tie Lieutenant Colonel Of the 10Th
Iufantry; Capt. w. g. Sanders to
he Major Of the 9th Infantry and
First Lieutenant J. F. Mason to be
Captain of the 9th Infantry.
A special to the Baltimore
american from Wilmington yes.
terday, says: Senator Grover, OF
Oregon, Is living here at a medical
home under treatment for spinal
irritation. He will 20 to Washing
ton next week TO remain, II his
strength permits, through the
winter. He does not speak posi-
Il sely Of being able to attend reg.
ularly the sessions of the Senate
and will take no part ia the work
of that body.
-H~ncocA's Health.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 h.-Reports
have reached here that the schoon.
er Abraham Lincoln was lost of
the Liberian coast, with thirty
Iivess
The sam pretends to have knowl-
edge that Tbos. q. Plat will br
United States Senaror vice Ker
nan and that Congress All Morton
will be made Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The Herald says: Hancock Is In
the enjoyment Of splendid health
aud has not looked SO well for a
long time, showing conclusiveIy
that he has not allowed himself to
be greatly worried by his defeat.
rrensy Controlling Chi"ese Inmi-
Ys1ss"n Geac,uded.
New YORK, Nov. 1stb.-The
Heratd's Louuon special say.: Our
Shang hal correspondent telegraphs
that a treaty was concluh, d yester.
day thoroughly controlling the
question Of Chinese immigration.
Gas n-,d's M"ioriy iu NV Y"rh
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 18th.-The
state Canvassers met to-day and
adjourned until tomorrow. Ola.
cial returns from all the countie.
but New York give the Garfie cid
electors 81, 2lS majority. New York
Is estimated at Al .S76 majority for
the Hancock electors, which makes
Garfield's maj GRITTY 20,s02.
Rumor. Abous Gran.,
CHICAGO, Nov. 18th The Jour.
MATS New York special says: ku
NOR says that Gen. Grant has TAX
en- up his residence here in order t.
become a candidate for Kernan'.
seat in the United States Senate
Another rumOr says the GeneIaI
will soon become President of a
great consolidation of railway in.
terests, extending from New York
to the City of Mexico and the
Pacific Coast.
So. Julian Coming Home.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 18th. st.
Julien was taken through to day
in charge OF o. A. Hlckok IN u
special Car for San Francisco,
where he will be winterei. He ie
in good health and condition. A
few weeks ago he was attacked
with epizootic. but has entirely re
covered, the disease appearing only
in q mild form. Hickok IL elateu
over st. Julieu's brilliant perform.
auces of the season ami stand.
ready to back him for o large sum
against Maud s or any other trot-
ter or PAGER. He intimates that
the manager and owner of Maud
5. are not anxious to match her
against st. Julien and he dnesn'l
think the two horses will ever b.
brought together in q race. He
says st. Julien may not beat b IT.
own record against time nor that OF
Maud 3, but that he Can beat her
IN u race, three mile beats out of
five, and will meet her at any time.
rw~nsy-T.ree PSsssnts Burseo.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 18th. 1T is now
believed that % 10 the exact NUM-
Der OF patients burned in the insau.
hospital at st. Peters. thirty are
missing and only six bodies hav.
been found, but there Is reason TO
believe that quite a plumber OF