Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-23

Erie Railway will soon run through
trains to Boston from the West,
crossing the Hudson river at New
burgh.
amis~eIs Ips.nisy.
NEW York, Oct. 22.-The Med.
iooI Record will publish tom orrow
an editorial on the mental condi-
ton of Guiteau, holding that he
cannot be considered responsible.
Twsnsy-msss fRs,e.
BOSTON, October Pat Mystic
Park to-day Charles Loeri rode
twenty miles in 80 minutes 564 Sec
onds, using thirteen horses.
e A rsper 90 be HOY cotted.
Boston, Oct. 22.-At the close of
the O'Connor-meetlng here last
night the presiding officer, Father
Clark, read an extract from a local
paper condemning Parnell's course,
and advised that the paper be boy
cotted.
6arfi~id's Literary LaDers.
MENTOR, Oct. 22.-Mrs. Garfield
has addressed a letter to Col. Rock.
we'll, expressing the wish that an
account of the literary labors Of
General Garfield be published, and
requesting that he give public no.
tice of her purpose to issue such
work at the earliest practicable
date. a.--. sF
An Aer0unns Safe. 40
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Prof. Kings
balloon has arrived safely at Chip.
pewa Falls, Wisconsin.
The Floods 0s Hamn,b~l.
HANNIBAL. Mo-, Oct ga
break in the levee is reported,
which the water ia rush.
ing in tremendous force and inun.
dating the country. The railroad
are abandoning their
trains to Hannibal.
es~Dch Froc,~ mas,On.
TUNIs, Oct. 22.-General San
sior, In u proclamation, says that
he will respect religion and prop.
erty and the peaceable Arabs, but
will severely punish all guilty Of
fomenting disorder and plundering.
N" More Meessngs.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Land
League advise the people, while
firm, to abandon for the
present all projected meetings.
Had sh'pp."x R@s"r's.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Accounts of
shipping disasters are received
rom all around the coast. G
The L~.gur -ca. ed.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2lst.--The Land
League officials were seized with
panic when the proclamation
against the League was issued. 1t
10 believed the Government will |
Arrest all the members of the
League in Ireland.
Dub.sn N@ws
DUBLIN, Got. 22.-Despite the
proclamationagainst
he Land League, Rev. Harald
Rillett, ParneIl's candidate in the
ecent election in Tyrone, left Bel
asst this morning to attend an In
lignation meeting of the Pc mercy
branch. A detective took the
anne train. ''t hA
A canister, which recently con.
aimed powder and the remains
II some burnt paper, was found
lose to the magazine in the castle, |
double sentries had been
placed around the magazine.
more Arrssts.
DUBLIN, Oct. 22.-The County of
Dublin has been proclaimed under
he Arms Act. O'Gorman, proprietor
Il the imperial Hotel, and o. Brien,
of the ChsrleviIle Land
league have been arrested. The
Monaghan police have stopped the
weekly Land League meeting.
Prasess agasass Bouu bara msns.
TUNIs, Oct. 22.-The Bey has re.
,eived q letter from Cadi Mufti and
he principal inhabitants of Kair.
van, declaring their willingness to |
Iurrender dhe town, but sOlemnly
against its lombard
nent on account of any resistance
offered to the French by Arabs |
outside the walls. The Bey imme-
lately sent the letter to the |
French Minister; meanwhile the |
Arab resistance abated.