Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-14
musk oxen the first day Of our
stay here. All the men and boys
of the party are well.
CsDgrsssiana, E,eosioa.

LONDON. Me-, Sept. 12th.-In
the special election to-day for a
Representative to Congress. to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna.
tion of Senator Frye, Ex-Governor
Dingley (Rep.) was elected. The
towns heard from give Dingley
1850; Gilbert (Green bsck), 3,073;
Eustsce (Prohibition), 80; scatter
ing, SO. Republican majority 4,64l.
The same towns gave Davis Rep J
for Governor, last year. 1881 ma
iority.
snddo. Dcatn Of Gen. Burnside.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 49,
Gen. A. E. Burnside died to-day
suddenly at 8 o'clock this morning,
at his residence In Bristol. He had
been slightly unwell for two or
three days, but was in the city last
evening. The immediate cause of
death was spasms of the heart. The
telephone this morning from the
Generals house summoned Senator
Anthony and DR.. Miller, but be-
fore the telephone connection was
broken word came that the Gen.
eral was dead.
A Murderer Lyo0nso.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-Samuel
Ramsay, very hard case, was
taken from Jail at Owingsville last
night and hanged. Ramsay had
served term in the penitiary
and had been Jailed at Owingville
for the murder a few days since of
a young farmer named John
Smith.
6Osden Cato Fair and Rae@s,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-The
Golden Gate Fair opened at Oak
land yesterday. The exhibit at
the Pavilion is of a high order Of
excellence, and the attendance was
larger than ever before on the first
day. The races began yesterday
afternoon. The track was in ex-
cellent condition and the day of
the most favorable character. The
crowd was large and enthusiastic,
and the betting was very lively. |
In the first race, running, two.
year-olds, three-quarters of q mile
dash, the starters were Forest
King, 1dIer, Precious, Birdcatcher
and Conquest, who came in in the
order named; time, 1:l8. The
second race was a running novelty |
race, the horses winning the prizes
In the order of reaching the quar-.
ter posts. The starters were Wild |
Idler, Bonny Jean and Miss Ca.
mile. The first, second and third |
quarters were won by Bonny Jean,
Wild Idler second. The mile was
won by Wild IdIer, Bonny Jean
second, Miss Camille last, on all
the quarters. Time, 1:47~for the
mile. The third race was run.
ming race for the Pardee stakes,
mile and repeat. The starters were
Nathan Combs and Mollie H.
Combe. Won by Nathan IN two
straight heats. Time, 1:46I and
1:46. Last evening the pool selling
on to-day's races was very lively.
Doags Ex"ner.uoa fsnns ..ss 8,sue.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1Sth.-
The Com nlissioners who examined
Superintendent Dodge of the Mint
have unanimously exoperated him
from all the charges made by Con.
gresham Page.
M~rkes Rspvrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13 Wheat
stronger; No. l. $167}@l.7O;
No. 2, 81 6O@165. Barley. In d.
mand, higher; feed 81. 1.25@1 80;
brewing, 1880 40 for light and
$l.45@1 524 for heavy standard;
chevaiier 81 35@l 40; coast, $127i
@l 80. Oa,s, sliffer; good nnd
cnoice, $1.50@1. 80; common, ST 40
@l.47; surprise, ST. 62A@1 65.
Beans, Limas, higher, at $5 25@
3 so. Potatoes, doing better, ut
$l.25@l,50. All cereals except
corn active. Wheat bags higher,
s3@9. Potato gunnies, scare at
l7@l8c.
a DrOnheo Murder.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 13.-This fore
noon jose Villagrana killed TeafiIo
Can,ua, on the Uvas, beyond the
new Almaden mines. in q drunken
quarrel. No further particulars
E0 Route 90 Camp Apache.
TUCSON, Sept. 13.-The Citizen
has just received the following
special from Wilcox: Major Nc
Lellan's command, with the scout
ing force, reached the point of the
mountain from Old Camp Grant
this morning, and report all quiet.
They will leave for Fort Apache In
q day or so.
A Fatsl Frscas Besween awo Mine
Omoers.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 13.-A fatal
shooting affair occurred at the EN-
pire mine, Park City, Utah, on
Sunday, resulting In the killing Of
Frank O'ReIlIy, Superintendent
OF the mine, by @. w. Scott, en-
gineer of the same mine. The quar-
rel had its origin with O'Reilly, 80
Scott reports, and be acted in self
defence, shooting the former three
times, as he advanced upon him
with a knife. Scott, fearing vic.
lence from O'Reilly's friends, gave
himself up, and was brought to
Salt Lake and lodged in jail. The
body of O'Reilly was also brought
to this city aud buried to-day. The
affair has caused great excitement
at Park City, as both parties were
well known.