Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
LOS ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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Late kilograms.
t. 4nc.,,.aoa every Saturday morning.
r..seng gers Going south.

MOJAvE, Sept. 3l.-Los Angeles
Two Sisters Of Charity, w A
Williams, w r. Macmurdo, Miss
Cunningham. Mrs e A Nanny
Miss Nanny, DR. r Risbey and wife,
Rev Mr. Fisher, J Clark, Dan
Reichet.
Phonix-Mrs J B Kelley and
wife.
Tucson-L Escotova and wife,
D Castro, Mrs Escalante, J J Tai.
yer, J w Hartlor, L M Painter, MI
Smith, Mr. No Name, ] H Selby, i
B Minon, Gen J r Anderson, Col
2 L Hokon, T. II Archer, VIM
Schley, DR. + B Perrine, r B Stew.
ems, Thos Price, H McAlpine, G N
Bruce, J N Selby, J Dargue, j +
Mead, + Black, Mr. Jones.
Arizona-H Goldberg, L Anker,
w o Clark.
Yuma-J Polhaumus.
Pantano--J Wyatt, Mrs McCrea.
TOmbstone-J A Scott.
BensOn.-Mrs II d Steward and
two children, w A Freeze.
MaricOpa--J M Roberts.
End of sck--Twcnty China.
men.
fsourishsng FAN grade.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3Oth.-The
Commercial. Bulletin says: The
Fall trade this season has been,
and etill ie, an unusually active
one. It is said by some of he older
merchants that they do not remem-
ber the time within the past fifteen
years when orders were so pressing
and numerous. The agents of the
different steamship lines TO
Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, Galveston aud other points
along the coast, both north and
south, all unite in saying that this
season is one of the best they have
ever experienced. and as compared
with last year, is better by from 80
to SO per cent.
Ls nWuS tna-r rnd sne CW..'"
NEW YOnk, Sept. 30.--fhe Her.
aide Correspondent W Pekin sends
an Interesting report nf conversa-
tions between Angel, our new
Minister to China, and LII Hung
Chang, in which the latter, after
expressing his disappointment that
Grant was not renominated for the
Presidency, proceeded to crlticise
the diplomatic and consular SER
Vice of the United States in the
East. He spoke of the irregulari-
ties and scandals which had occur.
red, and laid the blame of them
mainly on the insufficient salaries
paid to our representatives. in his
country. He evidently thought it
rather creditable to them, cOnsid-
erlng their small pay, that they do
10 worse. Lii Hung Chang was at
the time busily engaged with Bra
LILLIAN, Spanish and Peruvian diplo-
matista, all OF whom ask leave to
carry Chinese to their country.
1--WE will have no more cOolie
treaties" he remarked, but shrewd.
ly, though Of course jokingly, sug-
gested to Angel, "Why should not
those communities which want
coolies draw upon your countries
for those you desire to dispose OFF"
False Report.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-COlOnel
Hunt, Indian Agent ut Wichita
Agency, Indian Territory, EN-.
phatically denies the report re-
cently4telegraphed from Texas that
the Cheyenne Indians made an at
tack on the Commissary supplies
there and com mitted other out
RACES. He says the whole story Is
absolutely false.
Was rp,ris ~s Fever Heat.
LONDON, Sept. 30.--A dispatch
from Chalkis reports thatsGreek re-
cruits are pouring in by thousands.
The army will soon number 10000
men.
No lhambora's Birthd"y.
PARIS, Sept. 30.-The Count Da
Chambord completed yesterday his
sixtieth year. The, occasion was
celebrated by about q dozen ban.
Quets In various parts Of Paris, and
the Commemorative Mass at the
Church of st. German des Paris
was attended by thousands OF per
sons. Masses were also celebrated
at Marseilles, Bordeaux and othel
tOWne.