Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-04
Late kilograms.
Btslsop Haven Deaf.

I0l0 sOlOyl oIlISs
bishop Haven Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.-Bishop
E. O. Haven died at Salem, Ore
gon, yesterday afternoon. The i'm
mediate cause of death was ur0-
mia; aged go.
No U0smpromiss fur shs snn Fran.
ClscO Democracy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-At a
conference OF the Yosemite and
Manhattan wings of the Democ-
racy last evening negotiations
failed. The Yos emites, as an ulti-
matum, offered their opponents a
One-third representation, which
was rejected, and the Msnhattan's
Withdrew. The breach appears at
present beyond repair. The Yo-
semites have effected arrangements
with the Desmond wing of the
Workingmen, but there are those
who believe that the Manhattans
will eventually fall into line on the
terms offered them.
The Mechautcs' Fair Opened.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3-The
Meehanics' Fair opened ut the Pa
viIion last evening. The exhibi-
til "a as yet quite incomplete, but
important additions are promised
within a day or two.
Tnss NOom's Bustesan.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASH
INGToN, Aug. 3-12:30 p. M.-The
President continues to progress
steadily towards convalescene. He
has taken to-day an increased por-
ton of solid food. The wound is
doing well and the general cOndi.
ton is better than yesterday; pulse
100, temperature 98.40, respira-
tion 10.
The Misssng Csuusy Ciern-G"se 90
Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-A gen.
tleman of this city reports that last
Sunday Stuart, the missing County
Clerk, went to Napa Junction by
the morning train and there bought
a ticket for LathrOp; that at La.
trop he took passage for Los An
geles, and on his way made in
quiries regarding the trip to Tue.
son and connections from that point
for Mexico. The gentleman refer
red to has just returned from Ba-
kersfield and says he got his in.
formation there from person who
had come down on the train with
Stuart and was personally acquaint-
ed with him.
Buisa0e Ofa Young 0iri.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3.-Mary
F. Lyons, aged 15, committed sui
cide by taking strychnine because
her mother forbade her to leave the
house during the evening.
Tse Pensseois Ordered Go sss.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3-The
corvette Pensacola has received tele.
graphic orders from Washington to
go to sea without delay. Her
destination Is not stated, but is be-
lieved to be Central Am erica.
Gambler ana outlaw shOs.
NEVADA, CAL, Aug. 3.-Tom
Byrne, gambler and outlaw who
has been q terror to the community
for some time past, was fatally shot
this morning by special policeman
e. A. Wetmore during barroom
dispute.
This MOrninE's Repors from sne
Fresideas.
E,~rprynrxyN MI N,oroHr An~ 0 @
A. M.-rhe President slept tranquil
ly the greater part of the night.
This morning the temperature is
normal and his general condition
satisfactory. Another day Of favor
able progre IL anticipated. Pres
ent pulse, 96; temperature, 9S'; res
piration, 1S.
d. w. BLISS and others.
Heavy storm Along sue Hudson.
New YORK, Aug. 3.--Thers was
heavy storm along the Hudson
river last evening. Much damage
was done by hail in many places.
The new capitol at Albany was
struck by lightning and several
workmen injured.
New York marses-mon-y ~nd
NEW YORK, August 3d. Silver
bars, 11l9; money easy. Gov
ernments strong; stocks closed
fairly steady; Western Union, 90s;
Quicksilver, 1871; Pacific, 524; Ma
riposa, 81; Wells, Fargo & Co, 120;
New York Central, 1444; Union Pa.
cific, 1875; do. bonds, 1ls4; Central
Pacific, 93t; do. bonds, 1l6a; Sutro,
la; Mineral Creek, So.
Fsssl Qaarrei wisn Ferry m~..
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 3.-Last
evening an old resident of this Sec
tion, Chas. Adds, rode upon the
Clear Water ferryboat opposite
this place end commenced abusing
the ferryman, Mr.. Deacon. Deacon
demonstrated, whereupon Adds at
tackled him with blows. Deacon
seized knife and stabbed Adds In
the abdomen, from which wound
he diad In less than an hour. Dea-
con 10 3 sober, steady and inoffens-
I've man and claims that he was
compelled TO stab Adds TO save HE
oWn LIE. Adds was In liquor.