Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-07
Late kilograms.
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MOS VE, Oct. clos Angeles
q w Burton and wife, Miss Thomp-
son, ] Chalmers and family, T G
Porter, f q Hanna, H Agert r
Martha.
Tucson-Thos Bennett, J w Bry-
er, P Gotthelf, Miss H Gotthelf.
Miss b Gothelf, D Gotthelf and
wife, f e Stegman, A Orme.
TombstOne-B p EnerI, J Ladue.
Benson-Mrs A NJ Pendleton, s
X Mallock, H Lscrase.
Yume-G l. Hill.
Colton-H A Cox.
Ihe s~s Jose shOUser O"uSesses.
BAN JOSE, Oct: 5.--The shooting
Of Harry Diamond is no longer q
mystery. Joseph H. Fisher, ar
rested last night for shooting at J.
w. Boring, has confessed to the
Diamond affair also. Fishers con-
fessiOn and statement IL that he
was sent to San Quentin from this
county five years ago for stealing a
horse from Mr.. Mcclellan. He
was discharged from San Quentin
last April, aud on the 30th ultimo
came to this city to get even on
Mcclellan, who he says swore false
ly against him. The shooting Of
Boring and Diamond was q mis-.
take. Fisher will plead guilty to-
assault to murder. Diamonds CON-
dition Is not go favorable as last
evening.
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STOCKTON, Oct. 5.-The body #
August f. Weber, a clerk in the
County Recorders Office, was dis
covered floating In the slough early
this marning. The Coroner held
y an Inquest aud the jury returned a
verdict uf accidental death by
drowning. Deceased was about 10
verrs OF age. aud leaves a wife and
Q children.
vsssas from Srm FsHnctscU L"st.
PANAMA, Sept. 26.-News has
been received here that the Amer
ican schooner J. H. Roscoe, from
San Francisco, drifted on the rocks
10 the port Of Ia Libertad, Saliva
dor, on the 10th inst. and went to
pieces. From the particulars Of
the affair that have reached US 1t
would seem that little, II any, effort
was made to save the vessel.
the Aors- Ps~xuc. 5
NEW YORK, October 5.-There is
no abatement of the horse disease.
About 5000 animals are sick in the
city, and 1000 In Brooklyn and
Jersey City.
s,sck Exensux~e G~snp.sya CissD.
NEW YORK, Oct 6.-The Stock
Exchange Campaign Club now
numbers over 800 members, with
James D Smith, President.
Among the members are Russell
Sage, J. Hutchinson, G. B. F0ote,
Brayton Ives, and other of the
most prominent men on Wall
street. The Evening Commercial
says that the Club already repre-.
sents over 1876, 600 900 In capital.
T.isvssg Csnduosers. -
DENVER, Col, Oct. 5th.-A sys.
tematic robbery OF the Kansas Pa.
cioc road, which has been going on
for several months, has been un.
earthsd. by detectives, aud the prin-
clpal C0nspirators, three conductors
and baggage master, are arrested.
Their scheme was to sell bogus tick.
cts over the Kansas-Pacific road.
cauti0ning the purchasers to leave
Denver on certain trains, thereby
taking them through to Kansas
City under the supervision Of the
three conductors engaged In the
conspiracy. The amount stolen is
unknown.
Death Of OHsnb~ess. she Composer.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Offenbsch, the
musician and composer, died this
morning. -ttf
-Ths Naval D-moMssrAs,ou-Nr Nrxs-
nst
4 tlCAszTEL NUovo, Oct. 6.-The
III ;uropean feet IL assembled on
: bvdo Bay. forming line two and
nj half miles long, Admiral Sey-
,ipsour's flagship being ten miles
from Cattaro.
~ VIENNA. Oct. 5.--Negotiations
between Admiral Seymour and
Prince Nikita, and the negotiations
between the Ambassadors and the
Porte are not quite harmonious. II
10 possible there will be q change
Of plan with view Of insuring
harmony.