Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
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Has FRArcIsco. Sept. 8.--Josh Bill
llnss arrived on last nights overland
train.
E.T King, . wealthy farmer Of Sar-
atoea, 5xhta Clara county. was drowned
yesfsrdsy while bathing 1t North Beach.
Bsseher - the Cnine.s <luestisn.
SAN FRAscrsoo. Sept. 6.-Hsnry
Ward Beecher was Interviewed on the
Chinese question and said: II conclude
that the treatment the Chinese have re-
ceivod o. this coast l. ct once shameful
and fidiouIous. While Ill the rest Of the
world Il adopting the most liberal and
advanced oourne 10 the matter Of their
{ruedom here u little strip Of Western
country that q insiatina upon : narrow
and ssl6sh policy Of exclusion. which
policy svsu China itseh long since aban-
The Izu1aesn-Dshsy Wr<stltns
E M0E9M.
SAX FnAncuco, Sept. 6.--In the Null
doon- -Dibby wrestling match Last night,
Muldoon won one fall and the match in
one hour and thirty mine minatas. The
match Wa hys hundred dollars and two
thir& q !hs eets money 70 Ms winner
and one third 70 the loser. The eondi-
tfons Of the match were If but one fall
resplfsd II two houfs, that to constitute
vic(ory; u one fall 70 each contestants
~ wresfls to continue until another
fall resulted. II no fall within two
kouf1, the match to be declared of.
Tho largest audience was present. that
ever esthered % witness m athletic
UavDllsAslng ne Ch1rfeahnas.
TonDszorH, Sept. 6.--1nformation
from Font HoWfs s4atoo that Bonito, one
ol ~ Apoohe ehIefs brought IN BY
Greet. ~ q Iii way 10 the Chiri-
cahuns d ~ nisr1a Madrs. Il il sup-
possd b aoes - - envoy from Crook 10
in1uee tho Chivieahaas 70 como n 70
~ Fusesvntion according to The promise
nels ~ thsns 70 Crook.
me Ysllew Fever.
Pensacola, Gspt. o.--Thsrs arc Eve
nsw sasss Of yellow fever and ons death
. The Navy Yard. One Of the sick il
dofns we'll
That hen1 0rans.
WAsnrxorox, Sept. 6.--Rsprssent-
atiya punn has sddFesed 70 The Seers-
te-y ~ - Iss>~iar ! ssnmnnicatson
rul>og1tin8 the protest made by General
Ho6cxtns, Representative Cobb and
hfnsoIl nReinst any action IN the part
of The Dspaz tment lookinR to ths issu-
anoe 10 fhe Southern Pacific Railroad
Company II certi6cases for the land
Gront o. The Texas Pacinc Railroad. and
sgninst the Cling Of any mortgage By
tho New Orleans Pacific Railroad Com
pAny On lands claimed BY il - Assignssa.
nsaaIey stili IL sAs yield.
PnnApklrnzz, Pa. sept. s.--An
Sort wes made 70 ses Judge Hoadlsy
to-day with regard to tbs statement
pobliskod that be would Withdraw from
~ Domocrnfic ticket in Ohio, but he
oould not be sscn. His physician Was
thea called upon, and said with EN-.
r1Asis; IL Z right and proper that
Ssch ntatements Be- promptly contratict-
-. ! shouId Ike you 10 say that
Iudgs Hoadlsy 4 = candidate for Gov
ernor Of Ohio aud he will resume his
canvsas ip short time. just a. soon
y I cossidsr that be Il equal 70 the
exertion. be win actively rerenter the
6sht-"
Tbe President in chiease.
c4lcAoo. September AT the TO-
caption last evening the President
stepped out on the balcony in response
70 calls from large gathering Of people
oa1aids, md addressed few words 10
tbsm, saying that be was very tired
from the exhaustion Of the day aud
svenine, and that he was obliged 10 ask
them 70 excuse him from any extended
rsnerks - he was obliged 10 prepare for
HE eonine journey. Secretary Lincoln
vas called for, end as be appeared some
ono shouted. Three cheers for our
n6xt President Mr.. Lincoln said he
hopsd be would never be a. wide Of the
marx = the man who proposed that
senlfmsnt. He thanked them for the
rsesption accorded the President
me Sswa Pssl and tAs Uaisn
Pacllc.
CB1cAco. Sept. q. Representative Of
fhs railroads constituting the Iowa
Trank Lima pool, held session here last
night 70 consider various matters affect
IND The relations Of tho pool with the
pnion Pacific Railway. There has been
9n understanding to tho eject that ths
pool roeds should make through rates to
points On re Union Rscifc, end vice
yersA. Lately the Union Pacific has
bson allowing 9 rebate Of four cents .
hundred pounds on csrtain business TO
points on ths pool roads. and recently
prssentsd the pool with bill for $751;
900, the amount Of such rebates. Az
~ : warm discussion they decided to
allow The account. but Il was decided to
allow NO further rebates made ut the ex.
pense Of the pool.
Ohambsra's Lesaeies.
PAR1s. Sept 6.--Ds. Chambord LETT
sixty million francs to be divided be-
tween the Duke Of Parma and the Cou ut
o. h4edt.
The First Train.
sxIrEkkO, Mexico. Sept. 6.-Ths frat
train on the Mexican National Railroad
arrived this evening. The whole town
i ont 70 welcome the great event.
Mstuai Extsrnination.
DuRBAx, Sept "a correspondent
has just returned from tour through the
heart Of zululand aud reports the ma
fivu engaged in war Of mutual ex-
lsrmination.
a stesiner's Fate.
TIE HAoUs, September o.--Great
en1fs(Y y fslt in regard to the fate Of
tbs EetherIand Steamship Company's
mail 1too1nor Prince Frederick. Il Il be-
)ieved 10 have been IN the Strait Of Sunda
~ the tims Of the volcanic eruption.
~ ExpDanatien Denaaded.
PA1rs, Sept. Q. The newspapers de-
laand that the Government shall explain
the real situation Of AFFAIR." conneoted
with Tonqqin. aud the general impres-
sion Y that France has gone too far TO