Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-10
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.i
Col. hob lnssr.oil coming.

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Col hob lngersoll Coming.
SAN FRAscIsco, Aug. 9.-Col. Bob
Ingerso is on his way to this coast and
will be In San Francisco in time to par
ticipats in the dedication Of the Repub-
lican Wigwaln.
Business FAILURES for the Week
SAN Francisco. Aug. 9. Bradstreet's
Ne. camille Agency reports twenty. one
failures Ia the Pacific Coast States and
Territories for tho week ending yester-
day. as compared with thirty six for the
previous week and eighteen for the cor.
responding week Of 1888.
scarcity OF Money to Mako the
Harvest.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 9.-There are
many complaints from the great wheat
valleys over the scarcity of money. To-
terror banks have. in many cases, been
compelled to refuse to lend because their
funds were already exhausted. This
stringency is owing to large incresse in
crops for harvesting. on which loans
have already been made. As soon as the
farmers dispose Of their crops money
will again be easy.
Pesple's isaIiway swindiers In
Trouble.
SANFRANcIsco, August 8. Tho Grand
Jury have found indictments against
Kennedy, President. and Charles Swezy,
Director Of the Peoples Railway Com-
pany, on . charge Of conspiracy to de-
fraud. The conspiracy consists in hav.
ing induced e. J. Elliott 4 Co. to invest
$ll 200 in the stock OF the company by
publishing false reports Of operations Of
the company. Swezy has been arrested,
Kennedy is missing.
The killing or Jack woodward
A Cold -BIseded Murder.
TRucKEE, August 9.-The killing Of
Jack Woodward, at Webber Lake, ap-
pears to have been cold -blooded muir
der. The murderer, whose name is
James O'Neill. was in the employ Of de-
ceased and was taken to task a few days
ago for driving horse too hard. O'Niell
then quit work, but hung around the
ranch for . few days. He followed
Woodward into the milk house aud shot
him through the head Up to last ac-
counts the murderer was still at large.
Fight 1t Tenbstone-M Miners Un-
len RepuIsed.
TOMBSTONE, Aug. "a fight has
taken place at the Grand Central mine.
No one was hurt. The attacking party
was composed Of union men. and num-
bered one hundred strong. They were
repulsed.
An Apology Asked OF spain.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Last May the
two American schooners "Drisco" and
"Colliags' were fired upon by q Spanish
gunboat while entering the harbor OF
Cardenas. The reason given by the
Spanish officials was that the vessels re-
fused to display signals. The captains
Of the American vessels claimed the
Gags were flying, but owing to the
direction Of the wind and the position
OF the sails they could not be seen by
the Spanish Cruiser. The matter has
Snly recently been brought to the notice
Of the United States authorities. Min
lister Foster has been instructed to sug-
gest to the Spanish Government that q
proper apology be made for the occur
renee.
llendrlcks ON the Outlook = He
believes Kelly Will support
the Ticket
New YoRK. August 9.-Hendricks, on
being interviewed, said: OF one thing l
am quite positive, and that il, il the
ticket is elected. Cleveland and myself
will be inaugurated. ! do not believe
the fraud Of 1876 can be repeated in
American history. While New York Is
quite essential to Democratic victory,
still believe Ohio to be the great battle
ground Of the campaign. He said
further that he had no doubt Kelly and
his followers would support the ticket.
Murphy on the Prehibition Party.
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Francis Murphy,
the great temperance advocate, in an
interview in this city. said: "I am op-
posed TO the organization Of a prohib-
ition political party. want to dissent
from third party movement. think
that the cause will be injured and its
success will be retarded by the organ
ization OF third pprty. am in favor
Of temperance ticket when whisky
men organize whisky ticket, but not
till then.
One Cent Blaine Organ.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 9.--Murat Halsiead.
OF the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
will begin the publication OF one cent
evening paper in the interest of Blaine,
next week. ia this city.
Batter to the Front.
New YoRK. Aug. 9.-Butler is con-
fdent Of making such showing this
year that in 1855 he will be the candi-
date Of the Democrats and all other ele-
ments opposed to the Republicans.
Progress sf the CHOLERA In Ar
fected Districts.
MARsEILLEs, August 0.-The area Of.
fected by cholera is widening. Yester.
day five deaths occurred at Aries and
five at Salin, village Of four thousand
Inhabitants near Aries. At Cstte there
were seven deaths; at Bezirs, tive; at
Gijan, three; at Carcason, two; at Bor-
deaux, one. At Gijan such a panic
prevailed that parents fed forget.
ting their children, whom the Sisters
Of Charity are caring for. A soldier
from Afghan, where several deaths from
cholera have occurred, died at Algiers.
His comrades who accompanied him from
Avignon have been isolated. AtVogue. in
the department OF Ardeche, with pop
ulation OF 750, there were five deaths
yesterday aud thirty are under treat
ment. Numerous cases Of sickness, sup
posed to be cholera, are reported ut
other points In Ardeche.
Cholera I'm England
LONDON. August 9.-English 9. cholera
has appeared in the several districts Of
Lancashire, making considerable head
way. The number stricken down il ex-
ceeds two hun ired, and five deaths have
occurred. The doctors attribute the cut
break to the excessive heat and use Of
improper food.
First Guns OF the Chinese France
War.
LONDON, Aug. "a dispatch from
Shanghai to-day to the Reuters Tele-
gram states, FIVE vessels Of the French
Squadron, under Admiral Lespes, bonn
barded and captured the town Of
Kelung on the Island Of Formosa.
DISSIPATION OF Keluns Confirmed.
PANS, Aug. 9--The occupation Of
Kelusg by the French is officially con-
firmed.