Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-30
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Passengers Gossg ssasn.
MoyAvE, Nov. 28.-L.os Angeles
~ n Andersen, J d Stewart, A
N freeman, Mrs John Roy, Mrs J
Burns. J Polaski. w H Van Slack,
T HI Shaw, M T Gilbert, Joe Baker,
r 6tsskal, VIM Wallack, P J bowl.
ing.
trsll, T Majors, A Ghowers, g g
Kendrick, VIM Lane, Chas Nc.
Ca6rsy, A T Tibbets, M Hswlings,
Mrs q p Blair, Alex Campbell, Jas
y Robinson, X e Eyre, DR. e B
Perrin, w J Hulings, B w Hurd.
MoJAvE. Nov. 29.-Los Angeles
-Mrs. H B Mayhem, Mrs d J Pack
Ard, @ n Wollroth, g w Breymer,
G HI Smith, H H Spencer.
Santa Ana-C X Blodgett, A B
Clason.
Nswhall-A Bsrnhsim.
Arixona-R A Parker 8 Camp,
q McG0wan.
New Mexico-J J Boutwell,, Robt
Farmer.
Mexico-M Doyle, Robt Walsh,
PVSuilivan.
A es~~sSrsnl Russav.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. GA
rumOr has lately been started to
the effect that J. G. Flood, the bo-
nanzs man. had been pitched upon
with hts consent 80 sNc H--iocrRtis
candid ste Tor the United States
Senate 10 succeed Newton Booth.
J { WAS stated that The movement
wee devised originally TO eompli-
nsnt Mfr Flood ia return for hts
expenditures and efforts 10 carry
this aiata Tor Hancock, and that
hope had da~ned that he
mi.sAs, With his Influence and
division ia tue Republican rnnks,
IN viss 81 sbs llmI.ed peef1eity of
THAI party ou I8iut bsil as sole
% dsvus sauls II "a nest inde-
psn@snt - su osrs. cad With the
haip OF the sole DuCpeFstio dele
Tali0n, % Ghia 81 Is cl,uptomiss
Candidate 60 carry or Inc 5eualo-
rial fugs Mr.. Foot was rot Tn
tue CITY yesterday. Inquiry among
the Democratic politicians at the
State CIub.ro0ms and elsewhere
failed to elicit any confirmation Of
the rumor.
Deliberate suis,as.
SAN BERNARDINQ, Nov. 28-An
old resident Of this county named
John Ayers committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart
with Mimic rife. The deceased
aud his brother and another man
were engaged In cutting timber In
the mountains about twelve miles
from here, and the others coming
IT, o cabin In the evening found
10 In his bed dead. He had tied
string to the trigger of the rifle,
passed IL round . nall 1t the foot of
the bed, and aiming at his heart
pulled the string. Ayers has been
heavily In debt. and this Is assigned
% . reason for the act.
Msss RAslas ssilrsaas 90 be Bails.
NEW YoRK, Nov. pa dispatch
20 the World from st. Louis says:
It was announced here to-day, on
good authority, that the control Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company 10 to pass into
bands Of the Missouri Pacific
Company. The Mexican extern.
sion Of this company was to-day
put under contract from Fort
Worth tn Laredo. on the Mexican
border, : distance OF $50 miles. The
line over this distance 10 to be .
first-clAss line, of standard gauge
and 70 be laid with steel rails, En-
e'rs charge al the construction has
been cnuadsd to A. A.'Tslmage Of
this city, now General Manager Of
the Missouri Pacific Railway.
rhs Chlsese Tse~.,ss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The Fri
hune's Washington special says:
The Associated Press report Of last
night concerning the Chinese
treaties 10 incorrect In one respect.
The provisions Of these treaties
are not known at the State
Department., nor has any abstract
OF them been telegraphed. Mr..
1I0DVuttS Ou0 VI suV OOtAA AAStoShOnOAot
left China on the goth inst. with
the treaties, and cannot reach here
before the frst of next year. In
ssstead Of being sent to Congress at
the opsDdng session. the treaties
cannot he sent 10 until after the
holding OF recess.
n,es - Uslss ads Caaap.
DENVER, Nov. 2S.-The report
reaches here tonight from Lead.
vills that = riot 10 In progress
among the miners at Robinson'a
Camp, about twenty miles from
Leadvills, and that the Lieutenant-
f5vernor-sisot, George B. Robin
Son, had been shot and killed. A
relief party has gone from Lead
VILE. The report 10 believed to be
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