Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18
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BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL .-Wheae
Active ami firmer; No. l, $1.724
@1.75; No. 2, $1.674@1.70 Barley
Quiet and steady; feed, 81. 423@
las; brewing, ST. ,50@1.55 for light,
and 81. 57A@1 so for bright heavy;
standard Chevalier, 81 65@l 67a;
Coast, do, 81. 40@1 Att. Oats-Du'l;
stocks heavy; COED and CHOICE ice
$1.45@l So; common, 81 .s6@l ~;
Surprise, $1.75. Hay-$S(9l3. Corn
yellow, ST.. 4O@l At; white, nom
inal. Potatoes-Rfver Red, $1.l5
01.25; Early Rose, $1@l.12}; CUT
fey Coves, $l.45; Salinas Blues,
Si.37A@l 40; Petalumas ana To-
males, 81 3O@1 40; Humboldt Reds,
$l.4O; sweets, 87Ao. tRye-Higher,
at S. 50@2 70. Beans-A cOmblna-
tion has been formed to concentrate
the market; Limas are higher at
$6.25.
Repnirssg the wires
SAN FRANCISCO, Dot. IRE
pairs to the telegraph wires over
that portion of the line recently
broken down, between Cheyenne
and Laramie, are going on to-day.
Eastern news will be delayed In
consequence.
Death OF P.sce Omser.
SEATTLE, w. r., Oct. 16.-Police
Officer Sires, who vas shot few days
ago by vagrant named Payne,
died to-day.
Maneoe ~ao E,v,y.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17th.-I4ate
tonight Senator Malone was al
rested at the instance Of Samuel
Strong, who received information
that Gen. ]. A. Early had chai-
lenged Malone to fight duel.
Malone denies having received a
challenge, and he was released on
bonds.
Tnr Clarified FOsd.
NEW YORK, Oct 16.-The grand
total Of the Garfield Fund reaches
$S57 1851.
NossbIe R~ni Estate safe to Come OF
NEW YORK, Oct. Is "A friendly
suit has been Instituted by James
Gordon Bennett Of the Herald
against Mrs. Isaac Bell (hls sister,,
hsr husband and their two chill
dren to divide certain property
left them by James Gordon Ben
nett, Sr. The property to be- sold
is very valuable. The sale will be
quite an event in the real estate
circles Of the city.
The YosHsown Ceusennsat.
YORKTOWN, Oct. 1.-THE Fifth
Maryland regiment has arrived
and gone into camp. The New
Jersey battalion and Gov. Tread
lows Staff also arrived. The
weather Ia very hot and over fifty
men, while on the march, were
overcome with heet aud dropped
from the ranks. Religious services
were held by the Right Rev Bish-
op Kean, assisted by Archbishop
Gibbons and Rev. John Hall. The
Massachusetts troops and Governor
are expected tonight. The First
regiment Of Michigan troops, with
the Governor and staff are expect
cd tomorrow.
the n ,cbigau Kessef FaDd.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Michigan
Relief Fund reaches $50, 1884.
norta,ssy ia Csseaxo.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Figures show
o steady increase in zymOtic dis
eases, which physicians claim is
due to the uncleanly state of the
streets and to the large influx of a
low class of i'm immigrants. Last week
there were SO deaths from typhoid
fever, and the number the present
week is still greater. Unless there
is decided reform in street clean.
ing, even o greater rate of mortal
ity Is expected.
COnkufng Down sicH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Conkling,
who has been unwell for som g
time, Is reported confined to his
bed and seriously i'll. His physi-
clan epjoins absolute rest.
A Destructive Fire.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 16.-Twenty
storehouses were destroyed yester-
00y III ALOS5l
insurance, SIG, 900.
A nOrseman Kiiled.
CARBoNDALE, Ill.,, Oct. 49,
Davis, a we'll known sporting char
actsr and driver of trotting horses,
was shot and killed by ]. H. Potts.
livery man and mule buyer. The
quarrel arose over borse-trot.
RiddslbsFS.r .ad WISE Exchasgs
Fsur shoas.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 17.-Con.
gresham George d. Wise, having
denounced Capt. II. II. Riddleber-
ger az liar and slanderer, q hos
tile meeting took place to-day neal
this place. Four shots we're OK.
changed and neither party injured.
A mutual explanation and AMIGA
BILE adjustment followed. Previous
to the meeting Riddleberger and
Richard Beine, editor Of the State
met for the purpose Of fighting 9
duel, but 1t was found that no caps
had been provided for the pistols