Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
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The saffron scourge In sonora.


SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 22.--Albert T..
Andrade, a Mexican gentleman who has
arrived here by rail from Guaymss, says
that yellow fever is still prevalent ln
that city. notwithstanding all reports to
the contrary. and that ii CONTINUES to
be Of a most virulent type. Mr.. An
drade left Cuaymas six days ago. Col.
Correa, OF the Mexican Army, was
among the latest victims. The fever is
said to have been brought to Guaymas
FROM Panama by family named
Fonzerado, one OF the members of it
having died. few days after landing, at
HermosiIlo. Over 700 deaths have been
reported and the fever is still raging
with most fatal results.
Mormon Missionaries Going
Abroad.
New YoRK, Oct pa party of
thirty-six missionaries, ON their wuy
from Utah to Europe, reached this city
this morning. They were accompanied
by George q. Cannon, john II. Care,
his successor in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes; Mrs. John @. Canaon, who
Is going to join her hrsbani l., Switzei-
land; Mrs. john Reeve. wife OF The
General Ticket Agent of The Utnh kaii.
road; Mrs. Amy Long. who Is going 10
meet her husband in indin, aud +. 5.
Richards, who cvrncs here on legal BUSH
ness, with his wife The party Of mir
sionaries is I" sail for Liverpool, aud
from there they will be disiribuied
throughout Great Britain, Scandinavia,
Switzerland. Germany and Austria.
bull boom In New York stocks
New York, Oct. 22.-Thers is now
regular bear panice. Dealings are at
tended with great excitement since noon.
The market doomed with more rapid
advance in prices than at any previous
time, to-day the great feature is Oregon
Trans-continental, which. ON enormous
dealings, rose from Al to 46i. IL is
currently reported that prominent oper-
ators are selling Northern Pacific and
buying Oregon Trans-continental. The
latter stock is in u position to be corner
ed, owing to heavy outstanding short
interest. Northern Pacific jumped to
All and preferred TO 72t cash and 20
regular. Oregon Navigation is up to
ITO, New York Central to ll6, Union
Pacific to s9s
scoring a Naval Onicer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Secretary
Chandler has written as follows to Com
mandsr Wilde. OF the steamer Yantic,
with respect to the failure Of the expe-
dition for the relief Of Lieutenant
Greeley: 1T appears to the Department
that you disobeyed orders and thereby
defeated the object of the expedition.
You will make such explanation on this
as you are able" To thiss Commander
Wilde replies that the boilers Of the
when ordered to be fitted for the north
ern cruise, and that this prevented him
from reaching the north at the appointed
time.
A Warm Campaign tn Massacha
setts.
BosToS, Oct. 22.--The political can
vass is getting very warm; Robinson and
Butler are each making two and three
speeches day, special trains being en-
gagged to allow them to cover various
towns and cities Both indulge in per-
sonalities and both claim the victory as
assured. Butler still clings to the story
that the tanning OF human skins Is an
industry in Massachusetts, and on Fri
day sent q man before the United Statss
Senate Committee to testify to that
effect.
Foot Racing.
PORTLAND. Oct. 22.--The foot-race
between Kittleman, claiming 10 be the
champion runner of the United States,
and Martin, celebrated local runner,
for $1,000 q side, distance one hundred
yards, took place Yesterday afternoon,
and resulted in victory for kittleman.
Time, 94 seconds.
Confiagrati0n in Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 22.--Basils Block,
near the Market, is ablaze. 1t contains
the largest business houses in the city.
Ii Is thought that two or three persons
have been burned to death. The Mayer
has telegraphed to Baltimore for aid.
The Luther Play.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The first perform
ance Of the Luther Play, representing
scenes in the reformer's life, took place
at jena, SAKE w Weimar, on Saturday and
was great success. The house was
crow ded and several German Princes
and the Able Liez were present.
Oransemen VS.. Land Leagners.
LONDON. Oct. %. Lord Rossmore, as
Grand Master Of the 0rangemen, says If
the government allows disloyal meetings
to continue in Ulster that the restraint
of Orangemen cannot be relied on and
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