Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-04
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TUCSON, Feb. 8 Col. J F. Cod
frey, of Los Angeles. is In the CITY
on his way home from Washing
ton. where he has been as attorney
forthe Total Wreck Mining Com
papy. on business connected with
their patent. They now have u
patent. J. M. Requa, OF New
York. President of the company,
returned with him and Is examin'
ing the mine. The developments
continue favorable.
Ausi- po,yxamy.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 3.--A
meeting called to condemn NOR
monis,u was well attended last
night. Resolutions strongly de-
nounclnc polygamy were adopted.
m,r..,,.s,.x .ns II ,fBr~.ds.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-About dozen
of the employees OF the Custom
house, mostly Ohio and Iowa men,
were discharged by the Collector
to.dsy. It is pretty clear that the
fiRht 10 many .sided and that the
President is attem pting to punish
Sherman for old scores by turning
out his friends here; that Arthur Ia
laying wires for his'reelection; that
Logan is being ignored, or but lit.
tie consulted In the changes, and
that Collector Spaulding Is COM
biuing his forces to get the Sena-
torship and help Arthur as against
Logan.
Ths FtsNburne D0ei.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Feb. 3.-State
Senator Fishburne has been re-:
leased on two thousand dollars
bail, and returned to his seat in
the Henate. A duel is still almost
certain to result.
MSrmvu Ps0.eiys-s.
DALLAS, Feb. 3-Twe Mormon
Missi onaries passed through here
for Salt Lake with six men and
seventeen women, picked up in
Duval, Oak aud Beehive counties.
Que missionary said there was
such false prejudice against the
Mormon faith they have to work
quietly.
Tsrees Ut sne D-L"Dg Party.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga Herald
cable dispatch from Paris, Feb. 2,
IA "A follOws: The following i'm
pOrtant dispatch was received from
Lieut.. Dannenhauer at Irkutsk: /:
"Our three boats left SemenOwsky
Island on the morning of Septem-
ber 18th, bound for Barkinal, 95
miles distant. We got clear of ice
1T noon. There was then a heavy
gale from the northeast and the
boats were dispersed. During the
night the csptain's boat, which
was loaded deeply, lost her masts
and sails. We made land on the
evening of the nth in
shallow water. The boat
was abandoned two miles
from the beach, and our party wsd-
cd and reached the deserted village
Of Sagapp. We saved the log
books aud proceeded south. Sept.
10th. Lieut.. DsLoDg's last record,
which We have found. reads as fol.
lowe: "Saturday, Oct. l, '8l.--
Fourteen of the officers and men of
the Jeannette reached this hut
Wednesday, Sept. % b.. and hav-
ing been forced to wait for the
river to freeze over, are proceeding
TO cross to the west side, this
morning, on their journey to reach
some settlement on Lena river. L
have two days provisions, but
having been fortunate enough thus
far to get game for our pressing
needs, we have no fear OF failure.
Our party are ell well except
Erickson, whose toes were ampu-
tated In consequence OF frOst.bites."
Other records were found Ia sever
al huts on the east side OF the river,
along which we have come from
the north, and ell signed,
"Heorge w. DeLong." Three
other records have been found.
Erickson died October 9th. The
party were in great distress for
want Of food. Neros and Ninde-
mann were sent ahead for relief on
October eth. They marched south
fifteen days and were found in q
starving condition, October Oath,
by three natives, who took them
to . settlement. They could not
make Themselves understood.
News Of them reached US October
29th. linn sdiatsly search was com.
menced and the parry were traced
to Q wilderness on the west bank
Of the Lena. The natives refused
further work, and return to Col
lsnga was necessary TO get Russian
assistance. November 28th-A
large force is now searching. The
wilderness is devoid of game.
Very prompt and efficient action