Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-03
Late kilograms.
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AGRICULTURAL PARK, Nov. 2
4P. Mn the 2:40-class trottiDg
race this afternoon, between Dur.
fees Charley D and Mayberry's
Lady Washington, the former won
in three straight heats.
The running race is just about to
start.
Del Sur and Echora will trot for
purse on Saturday.
Avrivss OF rnomas Nick eEson.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Thos.
Nickerson, of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe, the Atlantic and Pa
citic, the Mexican Central and the
California Southern railroads. ar
rived here yesterday en- route to
Southern California, Arizona and
Mexico. He will leave on theSouth-
ern Pacific on Friday, taking the
steamer at Wilmington on the 9th
for San Diego. He is reticent re-.
garding projected lines, but it Is
learned that the Atlantic and Pa
cific has not yet decided by which
route 1t will enter California.
YnuDxstes' Cr0s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-The
trot at Oakland Park yesterday, of
two. yehi-olds, for what are con-
sidered secondary animals, was be-
tween Dandy, Adrian, Sterling and
Lille w, best two in three. 1t
was won by Adrian In 2:5l and
$50.
The washington Cr0Dk.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Wolling,
theiinsane crank who endeavOred to
to force his way into the White
House few days ago, has been
sent to a lunatic asylum.
Wnns Arthur Wants.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2d.-The
President, with D great many 9TH
ers, has been annoyed at the appa-
rent delay In the Star route prose.
cutions, and to-day sent for one of
the persons actively connected
with the prosecution, and 10 re-.
ported to have said TO him In sub
stance, HE did not wish any fur
Their delay in the matter"
arthur wsn Live 'n sne WHITE
AOuse.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Presi-
dent Arthur goes to New York to-
morrow and will not return till the
middle or last of next week. He
will then go to the White House
and remain there. He will not go
to the Soldiers Home. When at
the White House yesterday he
selected his room in the north
western partition of the house.
Iurected Cnstie.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. L.
Gov. Cullen, by procla nation, pro
hibits the importation into Illi-
nois of any cattle from the infected
districts of the Eastern States.
Buffers ssatimenas.
NEW YORK, Nov 2.-Ben But
Ter said to Herald interviewer
yesterday: II am opposed, in
every dictate of my judgment and
from every sentiment Of patriot-
ism. to the Panama Canal scheme,
either in peace or war"
BaIdWin's Road 80 Ruin.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The
Graphic says: 1t is known that
Baldwin, the Cashier of the Ne.
channels National Bank OF Newark,
lost O great deal of money on coal
shares about the time of the coal
war, and has been a dabblcr IN
Wall street for great many years.
Sometimes he made money, but he
was oftener loser and was frequent
ly robbed by professional pointers
and blackmailers.
0eRiOus Disturbance su the County
Mayo.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Disturb.
ances continue at Ballmullet
County Mayo. Thus far four per.
sons of the wounded In the ARRAY
of Thursday last are dead, and six
more deaths are expected. Two
hundred military and two hundred
police are In the spot. The roads
leading to Aglow are blockaded
with stones and bridge has been
broken for the purpose of imped-
ing the movements Of the military,
GilhoOley, Secretary of the Ban.
try, County Cork, branch League,
has been arrested.
Tho Confederate Bank Of Engia.d
Deposit.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Pail Mall
Gazette says that there is no truth
whatever in the statement that
there is q large amount 10 the Bank
of England deposited to the credit
Of tue Confederate Government and
available for the payment of Con.
federate bonds.
CAUSE OF RO,hsoniId's Death.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Truth
says that the late Baron James
Rothschild's incurred losses OF
the Bourse in October, amounting
to eight million francs, and hiI
anxiety caused the bursting Of ar