Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-19
Late kilograms.
Passengers Gotuw south.

MoJAvE, Oct. 18.-Los Angeles
John Spurstop, L Cszwerinsky and
family, H T Lee. H N Clemente,
Mrs ] G Nevin and two children, ]
F McCloud, G w Merit, Nellie
Boyd Dramatic Company, o l.
Hart, r human, ] Howard and
wife, Brooks, Henry Eve, N E
Barnes.
Arizona-P H SImons, John
WATSON and wife, F NJ Carroll and
wife.
great Repubifcsu Dsmosssvesion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE
Republican demonstration last
night consisted of a torchlight pro-
cession In which at least ten thous-
and men participated. The bust.
ness men, merchants and bankers
turned out In great force. and this
part of the procession numbered
1853 by actual count. The whole
line was lit up by torches, and fire.
works were set off constantly the
whole route of the procession.
Many houses were illuminated and
decorated, and the demonstration
tAIOOkIOut was OhC vi tbC ~ oC1b
ever seen in this city.
Attempted suicide.
SAN JOSE, October lib. r.
Foss, formerly principal of one of
the public schools of this city. and
lately o teacher at Bodie, took lau-
dauum' last night at half-past
O'Clock. His conditions Is critical,
but 1t is believed he will survive.
Intemperance, producing family
trouble, is the cause assigned for
the attempt at suicide.
Al lrsse Woman sbseis.
SAN JOSE, Oct, ia farmer
named John Tully, who Is we'll of,
but has been very dissipated lately,
was wsylaid in q house on Market
street by q Mrs. Cannon from San
Francisco, and shot at twice. When
the officers arrived on the scene,
Tully was holding the woman down
and had taken the pistol away
from her. None Of the shots hit
Tully. He says Mrs. Cannon has
been following him for some time
and making it uncomfortable for
him. Mrs. Cannon says that Tully
has for long time been leading
her downward.
UnpsOvok~d 8hoOtsOg.
CARSON, Oct. 15.-Last night q
Man named Fried, travelling agent
for Livingstan & Co., liquor mer-
chants, San Francisco, was shot by
Q man named Moody, formerly
employed in the Bodie Postofncs.
The two men were coming to Car
son In q stage, when Moody asked
Fried to give him more room.
Fried said the stage was 80 crowd
ed that he could not move, where
upon Moody drew a pistol and shot
Fried In the back. He is expected
to die. The passengers bound
Moody with ropes, tied him to the
top Of the stage and brought him to
Aurora. II Fried dies, there IL talk
oflynching.
6as q ssd COugrssuisted.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 17.-An excur-
sion party, filling thirteen cars,
went to Mention yesterday, under
the auspices of the Cleveland Re-
publican Business Mems Club, to
congratulate General Garfield on
the result Of the October elections.
George HeIy, President Of the club,
made a speech, to which General
Garfield responded in a few happy
remarks, closing HI follows. you
are In the midst of a great
contest, gentlemen. On that con-
test, on the issue Of 1t, on my rela-
tion to 1t, say nothing. For the
time being am gu. OF politics. csn ea'
men, 1 thank you for coming here.
/ thank you for these wise and
earnest words of encouragement
which your Chairman has spoken.
and I thank you for your purpose OF
standing by your faith to the end,
let 1t lead US wherever 1t will, and,
finally, I hope to have the pleasure
Of taking you by the hand"