Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-02

intervals, and now Callf0rnlR Is In
danger of o visitation of the
scourge. It urges re-vacclnation
as strong sanitary measure. The
Board has taken steps to overhaul
the emigrant trains and quarantine
cases of disease beyond the Amer
lean river bridge. The report says
that most of the cases thus far come
from Chicago, conveyed by immi
grants.
Nadaaks surrendsss.
GLOBE, Nov. 1.-Nadaski, the
White Mountain Chief, passed
about two miles east of Globe, yes
terdsy afternoon, on his way from
San Carlos. At Coon Creek, his
former stamping ground, he will
collect his cattle aud crop and re
turn to the reservation. He had
thirty men, women and children
with him. He was accompanied
by DR.. Stallo of Globe, who togeth-
or with Mr.. Moody, father of one
of the young men murdered at
Cherry Creek, will prevent any
collision between Nadaski and the
settlers.
Ssrssh.sn Appointed.
WASHINGTON, October 31.-Stra-
than has been appointed Postmas.
ter at Lynchburg, vice WiIsop,sus-
pended.
Nassonas Ftn~.ers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows a
decrease in the public debt during
the past month of BIB 1921, 1853. Cash
In the Treasury, $240, 980,971 gold
certificates, 1927, 800; silver certifi-
oates, 500, 327, $40; certificates of de-
post outstanding, $3.50, 900; re-
funding certificates, $598. $50; frac-
tional currency outstanding. ST.
-O93,l51. Cash balances available to-
day $144, 493, 448.
Estimate for sue Postal service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The esti-
mate for the Postal Service for the
next fiscal year Is $43, 66l, 300, OF
which the revenues will furnish
$42,741, 1872, leaving deficiency to
be supplied by the General Treasu-
~ of 1919, 57S.
A Grant Usblnos gr.m Tap To Bot.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Her.
aids Washington special: Blaine
says he will retire In December.
The Cabinet, he says, will be Grant
from top to bottom after January
1st. He thinks Frelinghuysen will
be Secretary of State. The bust.
ness arrangements Of James in
New York will probably make d
vacancy In the Postmaster.Ge
alship after January LIST, and 1t IL
understood stalwart will be sp'
pointed In his place. AS to wheth
or Lincoln will go or not, Blaine
did not express himself.
T~rin OonvenssoD.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Times
prints al interview with represent
alive men interested In the Nation
al Tariff Convention to be hello
here on the goth and 30th instant
The gathering promises to be {
large and influential one. Assur
ances have been received from va
rious branches OF industry that the
interest is increasing and that dele
gates will be sent from the iron, stee
copper and brass manufactur
ers, and by the wool, hosiery, malt
potters, paper makers and other In
terests 10 various parts of the coun
try from Maine to Michigan.
HANK Collapse.
NEW YORK, Nov. mo failure
are expected on'account of the sus
pension OF the Mechanics Nations
Bank of New York.
Railroad ssraws Don rede r.,,
ssonds Going %.
NEW YORK, Nov. lit is statet
that other lines will follow the ex
ample Of the Pennsylvania Contra
and advance grain rates.
The question Of running elevate
trains by electricity Is under con
slderation. 1t is believed a grea
saving can be effected by thi
method.
Confederate bonds brought tel
dollars per thousand yesterday.
swin Resribusasn.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 31.-Charle
Jones, an escaped negro convict
was arrested, for attempting to out
rage white woman, by a mob
who tried him In twenty minute
and hung him.
Hanged lHimsssG
LEXINGTON, KY, oct. 3l.-San
ders, the man who was put In jal
for wife.beatipg, hanged himsel
to-day In his cell.
Fsondtsh Act.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 31.-l
colored woman killed her chill
here to-day by pouring CARROLL
scid down its throat.