Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-01
LOSANaELES WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
r..ssngsrs ao,nx south.

Passengers 6Otnx south.
MoJAvE, Sept. 30.-Los Angeles
DIR Tanner, F Kuhles, FTP Fors.
ter, r H Appold, w II I.orell, F
Maricopa-Mrs Nelson and child.
Tombstone-Miss Stewart, Miss
Howard.
Riverside-J Bsttner, s A Aures
and wife.
Globe City-Thos Gardiner, NJ
Connerton. Efft
AriZona-A Hyman.
Newhali-Wilson Skaggs.
Ph3nix-Mrs J w Clark.
stockton Fair.
STOCKTON, Sept. 29th.-Stockton
Ia very lively to-day. A large num-
ber went out to Agricultural Park
early In the morning to witness the
stock parade, which was a pro-
nounced success. Farmers are
coming in In large numbers, aud
Hunter Square is alive with teams.
The Pavilion contains better dis
play of agricultural products than
usual. t
<0~ner.t 0."rs's on. spec cb.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29th.-The
Times says Of General Grants
speech: Familiar as IL the ground
over which he travelled, very few
will read his earnest and honest
confession of political faith with.
out finding in 1t the strength which
q sincere conviction gives to the
least pretentious and ornate of pub
lilo utterances.
The World says of General Grant:
His speech ut Warren last night
represents the Southern States
which, haidiy three months ago
and Just fler he had visited them,
he declared to be peaceabie and pa.
trlotic communities, us in a condi-
tion of scarcely suppressed civil
war. 1t is noteworthy that in taxi
ing possession of tie Garfield can
vass in Ohio, Grant, even while ap-
preaching fulsomeness in his praise
Of C0nkiing, did hot take the
trouble SO much M to mention Gar
field. In fact he refused to emu
late the pol,teuess of the Anaconda,
which at lenst Iubricates the rab.
bit before swallowing 1t. I.
Gu~sr.s,". sf Muvd~s~.
Chicago, Sept. 20.-The Inter-
Ocean's Manitowsc, Wisconsin,
special says: Anna Stroker, who
has been on trial for the murder of
her employer. Miss Nancy Hay.
wood, to-day was visited by her
mother, who, holding up the Cath.
Olic cross and adiuring her to tell
the truth, got from her confess
jQn Of the murder, which confess
ion she subsequently, made in
Court. She said Nancy scolded her
and called her crazy one Sunday,
which go exaspsrated her that she
pushed her down on the floor, and
picking up an axe struck her on the
neck aud mead, and finding her life
less, dragged her out into the yard
and concealed the body. The girl
10 emily seventeen years old, and can
neither read nor write, She has
hitherto shown no signs of guilt.
A F.iien Acssr.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Jos EN-
NETT, the actor, disgraced himself
again last night ut the Grand Op.
era House. The performance was
begun, but after one or two dismal
efforts at singing, he gave up en-
tirely and stared idiotically at the
audience. People left by scores,
although the orchestra attempted
to cover up his weakness. He will
be kept a prisoner until he sobers
up again.
~ U.pac,Erd Natives.
CANDAHAR, Sept. 29.-It Is q
mistake to suppose that the coun'
try 10 completely pacified. Ayoot
Khan's victory gave great I'M
pulse to fanaticism. The Mollahs
are everywhere preaching frest
rising, and are urging that the de
feat of Ayoob Khan by Genera
Roberts was owing to the reliance
the Afghan leader placed on hil
regulars, and their desertion at th'
critical moment.