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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


ineh fhe lns, g, division, une i tn n as
Preeedn emidnght
By the dotted ne
nuts Pharmacy, SIS brosiw6y.
TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. @. a. ma slight rice IN the
barometer yesterday between u. III. and D. rD was
foowedb by q rapid fall after D. m. Cloudy and threat
ening weather prevailed with light raiu dur the last
quarter. The temperature ranged between 25' and
33o. ihe average C30ieol being l4iso lower than on
tho corresponding day year. and BE" higher than
o. Tuesday.
Generally cloudy weather. with slightly gher tenn
Reratere and snow, may DO expected to-day III
shis city and vicinity.
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lshmead Bartlett will takN place during the present
month. and that tie clause of the will Of lilo Duchess
NJ 81. Adams, by which the Baroness would forfeit
her interest IN the bank in the event OF marrying
Soraigner will be contested in the cOurta.
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IN pofos 81 Narilgej @ni b. m]orsei r'h (ali
p0Df utu oI4,ts..
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ID CESNOLA'S DEFENCE.

A REPLY TO THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
MEETING or INK COMMITTEE on ALLEGED ALTERA-
TONS IL THE CEsSOLA COLLECrONS-GENERAL
III CESNOLA REPLIES Al LENGTH 10 THH ACCUSE
TIUNs AGAINST HIM-THE CHARGES DENIED IN
Di!AII--TwO OTHER WITNESSES EXAMINED.
AT a meeting of the committee appointed to
investigate the alleged alterations in the
Ctsnola Collections. last night, General Di
CcSnola read long statement in his defence.
lie declared all the accusations against him
to be without foundation. and refutcd them
in detail. He demanded an exhaustive inveS-
tigation of the charges. General Di Cesnola
also replied to questions put by members of
the committee. Two other witnesses were
examined.
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WARD MOTIFS So - Iuar@ 'lirrl oI Wclue day, n.
u...I 20, o., i;rt g.. I.a.c 81. iutr. ltalcr~ lvi1,
uala.ro. l'Au !ot,{ ,.l, 20 >dmu-i Gray I'D. jr.
BOIL. OF - NN- YORK.
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FROM LIvRRPOOL-Ry STEAMER ABYssINIA.
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IalgGinWUc Mrs r -t"l.ci's ''T Corr
and chi irrn Nelbpur.c Ms Bu.nham NJ
VI lI,ry, John ami ChiiltCL
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after brief consultation it adjourned to meet at
the call of the chairman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
ALREADY the murders which "

ALREADY the murders which we
anticipated as an incident of the
Apache outbreak are being report
ed, two poor fellows having been
cent to their long homes in the
neighb orhood of Benson. Should
the Chiricahuss not be checked
and driven back at Dragon Pass,
we may expect TO hear of nume-
rous incidents Of this kind on their
passage to the Mexican line. 1t
would simply be evidence of I'M
psrdonable negligence if informa
ton has not been sent to all out.
lying settlements like Bisbee, and
also to the commandant of the
Mexican forces on the Sonora line.
A diligent horseman could easily
traverse the distance between
Tombstone and the Mexican posts
In four or five hours, and there are
understood to be four hundred
troops of the Sister Republic with
in easy call, who could make short
work of the red skins. There Is q
special enmity between the Apache
aud the Mexican, which probably
dates away back to the conquista-
deres, and the task of extirpating
the Chirlcahuas would be underta-
ken by our neighbors with enthu-
siasm and executed with aplomb.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

whites. Six or eight were killed
at the sonth end of the Dragon
mountains.
Ben Williams, Superintendent OF
the Copper Queen, sent q messen.
ger at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
to the Mexican commander at
Fronteras, notifying him that the
indians are coming. 1t Is hoped be
will intercept them il they cross
the line. A message was also sent
to the custom-house at San Pedro,
nine miles across the line, to have
the forces there 60 to the San Jos 6
mountains, on the line, and cut off
the Indians, should they strike tina
point. The superintendent of the
Copper Queen, at Bisbes, sent q
message to Tombstone asking for
forty Winchester rifles last night,
the danger at that place being
great. Six only We're sent this
morning. The excitement here has
now subsidized, as the Indians, badly
demorslized and hard pressed, have
no time to commit depredations.
The only loss reported by Major
Soren was the stealing of twelve
head of horses from r. Frink and
fourteen from Thomas McLowry,
stockmen of Sulphur Spring VAL
ley. There Is no word from Mayor
Cium and party, who left yesterday
afternoon. 1t is not known what
direction they took.
ResurniDs as rae ResarvnssoO.
TUCSON, October 6th.-A Citizen
special from S an Carlos says: News
from Sub Agent Hoag is to the eff
feet that eighteen of Georges band
have come in and surrendered.
M.jor Wilhelm has started to
Camp Thomas with them. George
is reported to be in conceaiment
near there with four msn. This
verlfies the wisdom of Sanchez's
advice, who said that If every.
thing was kept quiet the hostiles
would all come. into the agency,
aud he promised to point out the
guilty ones.
General Carr has received infor-
nation from General Mackenzie,
dated October 5.h, at Camp Thorn
as, that Lieutenant Baily reports,
via Tombstone, that the Indians
are going into the Mule noun
tains, killing their surplus stock
and abandoning their property.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

NEW YORK, October 6th.-The
Evening Comm ercSdl Conkling's
organ, IS intensely bitter at the re-
suit of yesterday's Convention,
which 1t denounces as fraud. II
strongly intimates that Conkllng's
support cannot be had for the tick
ct, for how can he, says that paper,
with self.respsct, offer his services
to the men who, by fraud, treach-
cry and deception, and by the use
of despicable arts, have secured
control of the party and call them
selves Republican leaders?
Moaey asa s,oes..
NEW YORK, October 6.-Silver
bars, 1l2}; money, stringent at 6;
Governments weak and lower;
stocks closed weak; w U, S6s;
Quicksilver, 10; Pacific. IS; Mari
posa, offered, 8; w F, 1873; N Y G,
1873; Erie, 42s; Panama. last, 255;
U P, l173; bonds, lis; G P, 81;
bonds, 1144; Sutro, 1s; Silver Mug
get7; Mineral Creek, Is.
Passengers by southern ssuse.
TOPEKA, Ks, October 6th.-The
following list of passengers over
land via the AtchisoD, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad passed here to-
day, due in San Francisco on the
11th: Mrs r II Islop, Column bus,
O; Mics A Drifting, Coshocton; j E
South worth, Sycamore, lille; Mrs
Gould and sister, Germany; Mrs s
r Manlove, Tucson; w w Barlow,
San Francisco; j e Redfow, Tomb,
stone; P ID D-nmaD, do; Mrs J
Doncaster, Rochester, Pa; B f
Rivers, Arizona.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

rounding Cibicu, and heralded
abroad that he would march upon
the hostiles, and so he did. HE
marched his troops up the hill, and
marched down again. but the
"hostiles" had all returned to the
reservation. They did not want
war; they wanted to be left alone;
they wanted peace, and notwith-
standing the attempts tv rob them,
and the brutal killing of their
medicine man, they sought the
seelusion which the reservation
grants, and so do their sisters,
their cousins and their aunts."
Now the military authorities real
ly began active operations; they
had come to fight, and if the In
dams weuld not fight they would
force them. The officers flashed
their swords before their faces, the
soldiers prodded them with their
bayonets whenever an opportunity
presented, and told them they
would shoot them the first chance
they had; the chiefs were arrested
and told by Tiffany they would be
hanged, they were frightened and
terrified; they sought protection
and found insults and threats of
death, and while in this condition
they were paroled by General Will
cox, and as consequence, and as
was expected, they left the agency
with their bands.
Thus much by way OF prolegom-
ena to the long drawn out trag-
edy. We are next presented-as q
sort OF epilOgue-with another
novel view of the way the mill
tary authorities handle themselves
in a crisis of this kind. Referring
to the Indians, forced on the war;
path, and breaking out of their
reservations, and the pursuing blue
coat legions, the Nugget says:
How hard they tried to capture
them the following late dispatch
shows:
agency to arrest the hosLlles of the bands
OF George and Bonito, but before it was
accomplished by the military the men
escaped. Col. Biddle followed them a
mile and then eamped on the trail.
The gallant Colonel actually fol-
lowed them mile from the post
before he camped, and we presume
he might possibly have gone two
miles, but in that case he would in
all probability have overtaken
them, and in that case his mission
was to drive, not capture. IT 1t was
not the intention to drive them
away, and force them on the
war-path, why were they paroled?
Is 1t customary for army officers to
parole Indian murderers?-lett them
loose on tn cir own rec0gniZance,a and
then fire guns over their beads to
frighten them of? Such, at least,
is the method adopted by the Ari-
iona officers to Christianize the
Apaches. In the above we have
given brief sketch of the true in
warduess of the Indian troubles;
and as the Government has invited
Tiffany-whose recent executive
efforts, by the way, prove how cor
rectly and appropriately he is nam
ed, as Webster defines it as "a
piece of gauze"-to resign, and
General McKenzle has superseded
General Wilcox, we have hopes
that the infamous scheme, in all
Its brutal details, may be made
public. We are no defender or
apologist for the Indian, but while
be is the "ward of the Govern
ment" he is entitled to fair treat
ment and protection from the ava
rlcious designs of soulIess corpora
lions and heartless, mercenary
wretches.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 6.-The fol.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5P. NJ:
w w Writ, Santa Ana; Chss Koh.
Ter. Jr, Los Angeles; 8 G Evans,
e Conway. Riverside; J w Han
sen, M p Batcbelder, Fl Schwaitz,
Mrs Y Willows, Los Angeles; F
franklin, 9 B Patrick, Tucson; A,
T Dexter, Kansae City; J Farmer
and family, Mrs T A Templeton,
Los Ane eles; G T Case, Kansas
City; L H Long, Yuma; Miss Mo-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
ssEoIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socse-
lies, churches, etc.. will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship. graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
MORNING SESSION.
OPEN BOARD-4.45 f. M.

Mexican,9 Scorpion, l.5O s; Jacket,
40 b; ophir.6s;. Sierra Nevada, 1917 s;
Con Virginia, 2 As s; Gould 4 Curry. TX
b; Best g. Belcher, ID o; Savage, 800 b;
Chollar, As b; Belcher, LIS b.; Crown
Point. Csc b: Caiifornia, csc b; Hale & Nor
cross, 8 b; UtaR. TX b; Eureka, 22a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
Furnished Rooms.
Situation Wanto d.

Elegantly furnished rooms to let, cor
ner FORT and FIFTH SIS. o5-1w
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NEW TODAY.
LOst-$2.5O Reward.

A BROWN RAT TERRIER BITCH,
with brass collar and small lock; ears
cut close; answers to the name of IN ell
lie." The above reward will be paid for
her return to MuOkE'S, corner First and
Wilmington streets. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A completely furnished house OF nine
rooms. Enquire at 1888 Main street, be-
tween the hours OF GA. NJ. and IL O'Clock
NJ. Rent, 500 per month. s27.Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
Situation Wanted.

In hotel, by a competent man. as
manager, steward or clerk; best of refer.
ences; no objection to the cou ntrv.
Apply to or address j. B. QUINN G.
CO., Temple street. oi1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
NOTICE.

SpOrtsmen are warned not to hunt for
game Of any kind on the Rancho Mali.
bur. Trespassers will be prosecuted to
the fdiI extent of the law.
lSAIAS W. HOLMAN,
Executor of the last will and testament
of M. Keller, deceased. sl7-Im
Express and Com mercial COPY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
herald Steam Printing House.

Enc facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
slrpassed IN California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US Will be executed with neat
a sss and dispatch at the lowest living
rntes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
wANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

By gentleman and wife, furnished
rooms in private family, with board;
must be near the street Car line. Address
p. o. Dor 200. o8 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

By competent girl, to do general
corner OF Hill and Eighth sire cts, o4-iw
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Furnished Rooms with Board

Pleasant furnished rooms, with board,
at MRS. WHtTNEY'S, truman house,
No. 81 sixth street, above olive, slStf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
$4OO--.FOR SALE!

HOUSE and LOT; house with four
rooms and improvements and plenty OF
water opposite the University. Inquire
on premises. s4.lin
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
Rare Chance.
VaquerO Horses Wanted.

90 VAQUERO HORSES, from four to
six years old; need not be broken.
Address, stating price,
r. NJ. POISON,
o4.1m Manager Tt jon Ranch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

A business man WILL LOAN $500
on good security and for a position OF
trust; best reference. Address p. y. box
43l, city. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
NOTICE
To Grain Shippers.

All grain arriving here by rail or teams
consigned to the undersigned for ship.
mont will be stored FREE FOR FIVE
DAYS.
or longer time will be charged for a
the rate Of rs cents per ton, besides
PHINEAS BANNING
Wilmington, jan 1881. d7tf
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

GAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek
CHANGE BOARD.
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Shoemaker Wanted.

A good shoemaker can find steady en-
ployment by addressing NJ. POTTER
San Bsrnardino. None but first class
workmen need apply. o4-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. d. 1881,

At IL O'Clock NJ. of said day. proceed to
sell, at the Court House door, in the city
and county of Los Angeles, State of Cal
ifornia. at public auction to the highest
and best bidder tor cash in U. y. gold
coin, to satisfy said Judgment,
Interest, costs and all accruing costs, ali
he right, title and interest Of said de-
fendant Ramon Benites in and to the
following described real estate, to wit:
ALI that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate. Lying and beng in the city
and county. OF Los Angeles, State OF Call
fornia, and bounded and particularly
desert bed as follows, to wit:
commencing at a point in the western
line of Alameda street. sixty (60) feet
north erly from the Il w corner OF High
and Alameda streets and run ming thence
southerly along said western line Of Ala
media street sixty 1907 feet to the north.
erly line of High street: thence westerly
along the said nOrtherly line OF High
street to the easterly line of Upper Main
street; thence northerly along the east
erly line OF upper Main street sixty 1907
feet to point: thence easterly to the
point OF common cement.
Given under my hand this the 4th day
OF October, 1881.
WIN. r. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
By JAS. 9. KAYS, Under Sheriff.