Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
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STOCKTON, Oct. Cat 1880 A
M. the Baptist Association resumed
its business. Reports of commit
tees and discussions on them were
resumed. The report ON foreign
Missions called forth an animated
consideration OF the subject, which
was interesting and encouraging &c
the Association. The morning SEES
sion closed with the presentation
and adoption OF the report OF the
committee on Chinese missions.
Under this head a constitution was
presented to the Association as a
basis for o Baptist Chinese mission
of California.
Tho Coed remD'ars.
VALLEJO, Oct. 6.-The annual
election of officers took place in the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
this morning, resulting as follows:
Grand Chief Templar, Robert
Thompson of San Francisco;
Grand Vice-Templar, Emily Pitt
Stevens OF San Francisco; Grand
Counselor, H. 8. Graves of Yuba
county; Grand Secretary, Geo. B.
Katzenstein of Sacramento; Grand
Treasurer, J. s. Halsey Of Vallejo;
Representatives in the Grand
Lodge of the United States, Geo.
B, Katzenstein, Mrs. q. B. KATE
enstein, H. 8. Graves, and ]. T..
Holland of Sonoma. Trustees of
the Good Templars' Home for Or
phans, w. H. Mills of Sacramento;
Dr. r. H. Mcdonald of San Fran
CISCO; Hon. Niles Searles of Neva-
da: VIM. SImms of Woodland.
Tue A.s.sss".
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Her.
aids Washington special says:
Guiteau, whose cell OverlOOks the
eastern branch of the Potomac, is
now being treated for malaria, aud
auinine Is being ssdministered in
large quantities. The wretch re-
luctantiy takes powders, fearing
that some subtle poison may he In
corporated with the medicine and
his life taken by hidden drugs. He
is tooAnxious to live, so the guards
say, to attempt his own lie, neith-
or does he want to die by the act Of
o physician any more than by an
act Of the hsngman. He has nerv-
ously put aside several of the pow
ders prescribed, saying he would
take them If he felt like 1t.
The jail guards say he Is the
most consummate coward that ever
lived. He fears his own shadow,
and when taken to the bathrooms
short distance from his cell, insists
on the guards covering him, so
that II there is among the soldiers
on duty in the rOtupda another
Sergeant Mason, he will have to
fire through his escort 10 reach
Guiteau. Heis still strangely con-
fident that his brother.in-law's de-
tense will acquit him.
scOvisie.
WARRINGTON, Oct. G. -George
Scoville, (Guisean's brother-in-lsw
and counsel,) arrived and paid q
visit to the prisoner at the jail and
later had an interview with Dis
trict Attorney Corkhiil relative to
the manner OF proceeding with the
trial. The District Attorney In
formed Scoville that he Intended
to pursue tne usual course Ia muir.
der cases. Scoville intimated to-
night that he intended to rest Gui-
teau's case on the plea of insanity,
and said that at the proper time he
would ask for the necessary delay
to enable him to procure witnesses
from q distance to establish his
plea.
AOse RaslscuiHSs.
WILCOX, A. T., Oct. 6.-Your
correspondent obtained the follow
ing from one of the command Of
Bernardo, who came In this morn
ing about O'Clock escorting the
wounded and bringing the horses
which broke down. He says that
from the time the command left
the train at Dragon Station the
troops started on y gallop until the
Indians were discovered in the
foot hills. They drove them after
while towards the plains, when
the Indians commenced throwing
away their property. On their trail
for quite q distance were found pro-
visions, blankets, m0ccasins and
money in buokskin bags was found
by three different parties. But
two killed Indians were
found. One of the scouts took
from the body of one of the In-
dams q discharge as scout from a
New Mexico company. Two of the
cavalry were wounded and are now
here. One was shot through the
leg and the other through the
wrist. A report received this morn.
ing from Dragon summit, says a
wounded Indian scout came there
to the section house, saying that
the troops and Indians were fight
ing again last night. back Of the
frat range of mountains, which 10
supposed to be Cachise's strong
hold. No particulars.
rne Onbsnes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Presideni
Arthur has not yet fully decided af
to his Cabiuet appointments. rs be
ha~ her ~ounrolIod IN DIVA ruuQh