Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24

Of the fatal accident WAS deposIte
> there. The Mexico will renal
? here eight or nine days awaltin
n orders and taking on coal etc.
At Mount Fsirview In this count
on Saturday afternoon, Jane
Sullivan, storekeeper and post
: master Was shot and fatally wound
I'd by 8. A. Jones, former pro
10 prietor Of the premises. Sullivan
4 died last night. Jones is In custody
Csswr. s.se..l Representatives, IN
der ssss New CcSsus.
= New York, Aug. 2Sd.-Th,
Worlds Washington special
speaking OF Congressional Repre-
9 lsentstlvss under the new census
gives the following ~ the probable
!. result: The effect would be, with
reference to New York, a. reported
. BY the Enumerators, to Lessen the
] number of Representatives from s.
to 8S; Pennsylvania would drop
from 27 to 20; Ohio would lose one.
making her representation 10;
Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont each one, and Indi.
ans, Alabama and Tennessee
each l. Total loss Of ten. Minne-
sofa and Nebraska would each
gain 2; KaDsap, 8; Texas, 4;and
Michigan, Missouri, Kentucky,
Virginia, West Virginia and CALI
fornia each one--s total gain Of II.
Other States would neither gain
ner lose. Placing the gains In Min
nesota, Nebraska. michigan and
California, In all Q. against the
losses Of New York, Pednsylvania,
Ohio. Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont and Indiana, in all 8, II
would leave for the North and
West . net gain Of l. Placing the
gains Of Texas, Missouri, Ken.
lucky, Virginia and West Virginia,
10 ell 8, against the losses of Ala
bsma and Tennessee, each one, and
II would leave the South net gain
offs, and give the House 800 mem-
bsrs. Carrying this comparison to.|
cover the present political statue Of
the States named, and emitting
New York and Indiana as
doubtful, the States ordinarily
classed as Republican would have
. net gain OF four, and those class
ed as Democratic net gain Of six.
This might not mean an increase
In the Democra tic majority, for, SO
far from that, that majority
might be wiped out in spits Of the
showing; but 1t would mean. sim
ply, that tha States nnw -nnnsiiier-
ed Democratic would gain two
more members than those now con-
sidered Eepub.ica
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NEW YORK, Aug. 23--A
Broadway banker who returned
last week from trip to New Mex
leo, describes his visit to the vii
lage Of Real del Dolores, which he
says approaches nearer to the city
whose streets are paved with gold
than any spot on this country. He
saw some men tearing down one
the adobe houses, and by request
they washed cut one Of the bricks
Of clay aud straw. The result was
i've dolIsrs In gold. There 10
. scarcity Of water IN the county.
which operates to discourage min
log. but q traveller sees abundant
evidence of the mineral wealth Of
the country.
The programme ofthe Presidents
trip to the West has been publish |
ed several times. The only modi-
fication OF It is the following: On
the return from California the party
will visit points In Arizona and
New Mexico. From Santa Fe or
thereabouts they expect to take
stages until the nor thern road 10
struck At some point In Colorado,
aud thence home again.
q Boid Il .DOs-y.
Ang. 23.-At four
O'clock this mornin five thieves
boarded Third avenue rail-road
car on Bowery. near Spring street,
and first robbed Parker the driver,
and when the conductor came to
the forward platform to collect
their fare, they rushed into the
car, aud, drawing revolvers. robbed
several OF the passengers OF
watches and money. One passen-
ger was lifted bodily out OF the car
and knocked down and kicked In
the street.
a Chtnese R~rh~s-F"ei soe
i y ssssbns,ou ss sssvsv.
). CHICAGO. Aug 23.-ChInese resi-.
dents last night got into q riot,
caused by the efforts Of Ah KGng
, to stab and club some Of his friends.
II Some dozen Of them were run In