Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HEnALb.I
sau FrancIsco News budget.


SAN FRAScrsco, Oct. 5.--A Chronicle
New York special says: Ex Senator
Gwin, being interviewed on the subject
of Presidential candidates, stated that
Judge Field is unpopular at home ON ac-
count Of his decisions on the BENCH ts-
pec.ally in the Chinese cases. He.pre-
dicted that California would go Demo-
cratic in 1884. Speaking OF the Chinese
on the Pacific Coast, he said, "fhe peo-
Pile there are against the Chinese as much
as ever; too much SO, perhaps; yet the
Chinese are curse to us. They are like
a swarm OF locusts. They locate in the
best places and devastatc everything. .
Col. ]. L. Coles has been elected
Grand Worthy Chief Templnr Of Cali
fornia, George d Katzenstein Grand
Worthy Secretary. with a salary of
g. 400a year.
Donations amounting to several thou
sands OF dollars have been received In
aid of the Good Templars Home OF Val
lejo. At mass meeting of the Good
Templars, DR.. r. II. Mcdonald presid-
ing, resolutions were adopted re-affirm-
ing the platform of prohibition
Of the Home Protection party
Of California and repudiating any
allegiance to either the Republican
or Democratic parties. A State Con-
vention will be called for placing ia
nomination full State ticket Presi-
dent Mcdonald in speech attacked the
wine trade in California as evil, also
w. d. Gould who said that wine max
ing was the least profitable one to which
grapes could be pat.
The ceremony oflaying the corner stone
OF the new Dominican Monastic Church
in this city will take place on next Sun
day under the auspices Of Arch. Bishop
Alemany. The church will have seat
ing capacity of 1000.
Gambling ON a Decision.
MARYsvILLE, October 5.--In the hope
that the Woodruff suit against hydraulic
mining, now pending in the U. s. Cir
cult Court, will be decided in favor of
the farming interests, transactions in
Teal estate have, during the past few
weeks, been numerous and prices show a
marked improvement.
Jay-Eye-See.
ALBANY, Oct. 5.-At the races to-day
jay -Eye-See in an attempt to beat his
record trotted mile in 2:l7.
Nominated for a Fourth Term.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.--The Democratic
Mayoralty Convention unanimously
nominated Ferdinand c. Latrobe for a
fourth term.
Vaturalfxed fss,f.tntuaxx
PHILADELPHIA, October 5. = Chong
Kee, the first Chinaman to be natural
lied in the Court Of Common Pltai, has
had his papers approved BY the judge
to-day.
Peculiar Campaign Documents.
Bosrox, October ) "A novelty in the
way Of campa gn doenmen.s viii b
scattered broadcast ~ Butler naiii-
gers, headed by the regplr Rclulpncun
ticket. It is printed IN ballot fJria. ei,
material when Is an limitation III lauai,
cuticule after tanning and dte sing. beat )
the names, for State oiic, Is, pf senl.
men promneat IA tie few1 bary Aia-
house.
Railroad smsp etlon.
Bosros, Oct. F,ei /. Ane
Ezra Bher ani & n. 4dam Jr +,
Directors es the Un,sn Pa.fi h.if.,a,i
Camfa,y, LETT Bo-, ton yesterda, iar a
tour Of INSPECTION OF he the road II IS
probable that the OREGON Line. sise
Utah Northern aud Utah Southern will
be inspected, tie latter, with a view 10
its extension, via Salt Lake and West
ern, westward to San Francisco.
To Cheek stock watering.
New YoKK, Oct. 5.-The Chamber OF
Commerce to-day, in view Of the recent
failures in this city, resolved that COM
mittee be appointed to prepare and sub
nit to the Chamber such amendments to
existing laws, which regulate assign
ments in bankruptcy. as win prohibit
any and ali preferences and which will
place all creditors upon the same basis
in the distribution a assets The Com
mittee On Railways was ordered to re-
port what amendments to existing laws
are necessary TO check the growing evils
Of stock watering.
A Rsscaiiy Doctor.
PHIIADE1rmA, Oct. 5.--Homer A.
Herr and Dr.. Francis C. Herr have been
arrested on a acharge OF having commit
ted extensive frauds in Harrisburg by
the sale OF worthless mining stock. DR..
Herr, it is said, induced his patients and
friends to take an interest in several
mining companies with which he and his
brother were connected. He sold q
great deal Of stock and collected assess
nspts to be devoted to the development
of the properties. Homer Herr and O
man named 0. G.. McI.ellard are said to
have made occasional visits to Harris
burg and increased the interest there in
the various companies.
Fatal Collision with a street Car
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The in
bound train on the North Pennsylyanis
branch Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, ran into a street car Of the
Union Line at the corner of Susquehan
ma Avenue and American street, thii
morning. The car was demolished and
all the passengers more or less injured
Ten persons who were most severely in
iured were taken TO the Episcopal Hos
pital, and two have since died. Tn,
driver OF the street car was in the car a
the time of the accident. Those whit
have died are Jas Hammil and Jas De
vine. Among the injured was woman
named Mary Sellers, who was terribl,
maneled. She was carried to the hos
pital in bag. She and several other
are expected to die.
NewsdcaIers' Fight with the
Herald"
New YORK, October ga meeting Q
newsdeaers was had last night wit
closed doors. 1t is said that a centre
council, representing several loca
unions, will be organized A committe
has been appointed to prepare an ad
dress to the public so that the news
dealers struggle may be properly prt
sented. Two hundred thousand copis
will be printed, and two lawyers will b
at the Tombs Police Court tomorrow I
look after the interests of newsdealer
who may be arrested on account OF di
ferenoes with the nowsdealers of tn
Herald. Hts reported that the sH'