Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-25
murders, and said he ought to have
been hung long ago
ViciOriO.

VictoriO
CHICAGO, July 24.-The Inter
Oceans Washington special sayl
the State Department has giver
permission to Mexican troops tc
follow Victorio across our line or
the Rio Grande; that they are In
hot persuit and that Victorio will
soon be captured, having crossed
into New Mexico. There is some
policy in this permission, as oul
troops in that quarter are very glad
to have a little help in the matter.
They tried for months before Vic
torio crossed into Mexico to CAP
ture him, but could not do it, and
aid from Mexico is not to be des-
pissed no matter on which eide OF
the line the fighting Is done, es
they are pushing the marauder
from the south and the United
States troops from the north.
Grnos aess . Presidency hfer All.
BosToN, July 24.-Gen. U. s.
Grant has been elected President
of the San Pedro and Caiion del
Aqua Co., which OWES forty
thousand acres of land in New
Mexico, covering copper and gold
mines. Eastern capitalists are
largely Interested in the enter
prise.
The Use Cuii,n.ssI"a ia s,e~aiao.
Los PrNos, Col, July 23.-The
Ute Commission had its first grand
council yesterday. The principal
chiefs and head men of the Uncom.
pagre aud several White River
Utes were present: The treaty was
read and Interpreted. No public
discussion took place in regard to
its provisions. The Utes held
council last night among them.
selves. The result of their delibera-
ton can only be determined by
their action at the next meeting of
the commission.
the a~o"si"s w. ;gssnaseaou.
WIMBLEDON, July 23.-Tu the
American English international
rifle match to-day at tho 800 yard
target, the score stood: Americans,
544; English, $50 Az the gun.fire
for lunch, the totals at the 900-yard
range stood, English. $50; Ameri-
cans, 5l5. The Americans COM
menced shooting at $500 O'clock,
when u very light breeze prevailed.
Rockwell shoots la place OF Far
row, who had q dispute about the
choice of PRICES in tie tie for the
third series of extra prizes, and al
though Hyde offered to let him
have what he wanted, he refused
to shoot unless Hyde gave him a
guarantee In writing that he should
have The choice. The team there
fore unanimously excluded him.
k.nse.s rsasn sY.mbs+d.n.
WIMBLEDON, July 24.--Roch-
we'll made only so at the 900 yards
range. Rockwell only knew he
had to shoot at the last moment.
When the possibility of his shoot
ing arose last night he had no time
to compare the sighting of his gun
with others and had to commence
with borrowed qua which others
of the team had roughly compared
at the pool last night. The team 10
very hot against Fsrrow and the
resolution to go on without him
was to the effect that the team pre-
ferred to he beaten with gentle
man rather than win under other
circumstances. Brown offered this
morning, before shooting, to
pay Farrow the difference be-
tween the value of the
prize selected for him in tho extra
prizes and the one which Farrow
wished to have, but he stilf re.
manned obdurate. Gen Haw!ey
has not been here SO far. Rockwell
failed to count on the fourth and
fifth shots at the 900.yards range,
and went off to change his rifle
Returning, he caught another
blank. His succeeding shots count
ed alternately four and five uuti
the fourth, when he scored three
Instead OF five. Hyde, who organ
i-Ad the team, captured d blank OF
his tenth shot. Score, 1000 yards
Americans, $40; English, sos
I Grana totals, English, J 6iTi Amer
leanp, 1868