Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-05


directed that 1t should be put, the
phases of the political sky began to
rapidly, and but for the
notes of warning sounded by some
shrewd politicians, the
State of Ohio would have stood a
fair show of coming in in October
with q Democratic majority. Re-
publican orators Of great ability
are conducting the campaign with
an activity never surpassf d In the
history Of the State. The Demo-
Gratis have not given up their plan
yet, but yesterday Mr.. Barnum,
who, as he said, came to Ohio sim.
ply to attend to private business,
met John @. Thompson and all the
other more prominent Democrats
in the State, especially from the
districts which are classed rs doubt
ful, and it is said made arrange
meats by which it was hoped to
carry all the doubtful districts by
such large majorities that the Re-
publican vote in the others will be
overcome. The papers ale full of
details OF the plan outlined, and 1t
is quite probable now that the
Democrats scheme will prove
abortive so far as Ohio is concerned.
the Campaign in Iadinna-Bo
sides siains ,he STATE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4th.-The Times
says: Democrats returning from
indianapolis after stumping towns
in the State, claim that I,anders
will be elected by 10000 plurality.
Landers himself thinks 80, also.
They claim that the Republicans
sre colonizing votes in the State.
The Republicans also claim the
State by majority of from 1000 to
10000 and have proof of thousands
of men being imported into the
State for Democratic votes.
| ProbaDie murder ny Iadlaus.
OURAY, Colo, Oct. 4th.-On the
Goth ult. a party Of freighters in
camp on the Cim maron, about four
miles from Cllne's Rancho, were
visited by number of Uncompha-
gre Utes, who demanded suppers.
On being refused, one of the In
dians attempted to shoot, where
upon the freighters fred, killing
an Indian named Johnson, son Of
Chief Chavaraux. News of the
affair was communicated to the
Agent at Los Pinos, at whose re-
quest a detail of six soldiers was
immedi ately ordered to Cline's
Rancho and the freighters arrested.
While on their way back to the
Agency they were surrounded by a
party of Indians, who overpowered
the guard and took the prisoners
from them. There is little doubt
that the Indians have murdered the
freighters.
Asseanps 90 Blow Up u O.urs House.
| OTTAWA, Ills, Oct. AT day.
light Sunday thief was found Is.
suing from the Recorders office In
the Court House. The vault door
was found unfastened and a mum.
ber of books on fire, which had been
.. piled up behind the door On the
floor were four tin cans bound In
felt cloth and what is supposed to
have been a torpedo, six inches
long. There was also q satchel OF
charcoal at the door of the vault.
, Had the plot been carried out the
Court House would have been
blown to flinders, the prisoners and
the jailor's family killed and rec
ords valued at So, 900, 900 wiped out.
Only fourteen books were destroy.
ed, filled with records of mortgages
and deeds bearing claims of little
value in many instances. 1t Ii
y believed the cans contain nitro.
glycerine.
Yellow Jack's Victims.
: HAVANA, Oct. 4th.-There were
: seventy eight deaths from yellow
fever in September.
Election la Conns csicus.
NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 4th.-Th.
town meeting resulted In the cleo
ton of the Republican ticket by
100 majority and majority for
the Constitutional amendment.
?, Chilean Ncws W. Pnnama.
PvNAMA, Sept. 25th.-Ths only
, item of interest in war matters
q by the present mail from the South
Is the occupation of Chimbote or
the 18th ult. by the Chileans, un
der command of Capt. Patrick
Lynch. A force Of about 5000 men
and 200 horses was landed without
resistance. 1t is said that Lynch
has telegraphed to Lima demand.
Ing 100000 gold as a contribution
adding that il the sum be not forth.
coming, all the valuable sugal
machinery and the whole place
Twill be destroyed.
! Go to DIR. Saxton & Co., drug.