Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-11
MaybeII nIoylates In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l0.-An open air meet.
ing was held tonight, at which Dennis
Kearnoy, Of California, was TO speak.
Owing TO illness, however, ho did not
appear Instead Stephen Maybell, oil
California, Kearney's cosdjutor, spoke
upon the solution Of the Chinese ques-
ton in California, and Of plan which
Kearney and himself were urging for
increased wages for workingmen, and
fixing the rnilroad tariff and changes on
other lines OF business on this increased
pay basis. Between 500 and 1000 per-
sons, were present.
Huntington's New Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July l0--C. Z.
Huntington, IL il said, will at once order
the construction Of line from Lexington
TO Elzabethtown, and engineers will
Immediately commence to locate the
route. The construction OF the line
through this city has been seriously de-
layed by an injunction from property
owners, and no proposes on this account
TO take short cut.
Destructive Hail storm.
YANKToS Dakota), July lO.-A hail
storm has destroy cd five thousand acres
Of growing crops in Bonhomme and
Hutchinson counties.
Preparing for Arthur's Trip.
RAwLIss (Wyo.), July l0.-Col. Tom
Moore, Chief Packer for the Depart
ment of the Platte, arrived this morning
with one hunered and eighty animals for
the Sheridan. Arthur party, going TO the
National Park, who are looked for Au-
gust Sd. Captain White, Chief Master
Of Transportation at the Cheyenne De-
partment. goes north on the coach in
the morning to establish relay stations
between there and Fort Washable.
Impending strike of Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, July 10.--The Post Dis
patch announces that the Brotherhood
Of Telegraphers will inaugnrate gen.
eral strike at noon on Monday next. II
Is not known whether any direct demand
has yet been made on the Telegraph
Company, but 1t is alleged one will be
presented, embracing seven hours as q
nights work, extra pay for Sunday, and
greater uniformity, If not higher wages.
Tho Brotherhood. ii is said, is strongly
opposed TO the introduction OF women as
operators. 1t Is said there are over
five thousand operators in the Brother
hood, with headquarters at Pittsburgh.
Proposition to Absorb.
New York, July i2.--The Evening
Post says: 1t is reported from Boston
that an informal meeting of the Direct
ors of the American Rapid Telegraph
Company to consider the proposition Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
TO lease on the basis Of 81 per cent.
Oh capital Of $4,000, 900 was, held and
the sentiment Of the meeting found to
be averse to the lease. The Rapid has
9, 500 miles of wire and, it is under
stood, does little more than pay ex-
peDses.
Quarantine Regulations.
JACKSON, Miss, July l0.-The follow
ing order will be issued tomorrow by
the Mississippi State Board of Health:
ut is hereby ordered that on and after
this date, and until further orders, all
boats on the Mississippi river coming
from points south of this State will be
required to land at the Inspection Sta
ton at Fort Adams, and be inspected,
before they will be allowed to land at
any point in this State. Certificates of
inspection in New Orleans by the In
spectors Of the Sanitary Council of tho
Mississippi Valley will be recognized at
the Station. md it is suggested that all
boats from that place provide themselves
with such certificates.
After Bogus Doctors.
PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Tho officers
of the Philadelphia Dispensary, suspect
ing the identity of the imposters, PRO
lessor" Campbell and DR.. Darling, who
have been travelling through the West
victimizing people and enticiug young
girls from their homes, have requested
Mayor King to obtain photos of the men.
Numerous inquiries have been received
here in relation to the men, who falsely
claim connection with tho Philadelphia
Dispensary. The Mayor will make
every effort to secure information con.
corning the bogus doctors.