Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03

northeastern Montana. Six THOUSAND
Indians stationed there have been for the
past year receiving only half rations.
They managed to exist by eating their
dogs and killing cattle on the ranges.
Stockmen for the protection Of their
herds Withdrew as far rs possible from
the agency. This left the Indians with
only the rations iss ned by the govern
ment. They are ku 1gry and discontent-
ed. and threaten unless better fed TO go
on the war path. Major Hartz,
commanding at Poplar River, believes
the outbreak imminent and has called
for reinforcements.
Montana News
San Francisco, Sept. "A Chron-
icie Salt Lake special says: The Living
ston, Montana. Enterprise has bought
out the Tribune Of that place, and it
will be merged into the former.
Joseph W. Henma was to have been
hanged akwhite Sulphur springs. Mon
tana, morrow. The gallows was
built, the coffin prepared and the grave
was about to be dug, peniing an appeal
to the Territorial Supreme Court, but
the judgment of the lower court was re-
vsked. When his counsel told him the
result he cried out: "Thank God God
is indeed gracious" and INDUCED in a
paroxysm Of joy.
OroviIIe Republicans.
ORovILLE, Cal, Sept. 2.-The Repub-
liean Convention met here to-day With
the full number Of delegates present and
the action was harmonious. Chas. l..
Pond Chairman. The following nolni-
nations were made: Sheriff. w. ii. N.
Jones; Clerk, w. r.. Schooler; District
Attorney. John G. Gray; Treasurer, W.
j. Morgan, Recorder, L, A. Atchison;
Surveyor, L. Knowlton; Public Admin
istrator, w. Y. Bliss; Assemblymen--
District No. 8, T. II. Bachelder; No. 9,
j. M. Ward; pervisors-District No.
!, Chas. H. Leggett; No. 2, e. T. Rey-
nolds; No. 3, VIM. Foreman; No. 4.
Dau Streeter, and No. 8, VIM. james.
The sharon suit.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-The hearing
in the case of ex-senator Sharon VS..
Sarah A. Hill in the United States Cir
cult Court was continued to-day until
October 3lst. The action is to set aside
the alleged marriage contract, which
forms the basis of the suit for divorce
brought by Miss Hill against Sharon,
now being tried before Judge Sullivan in
the Superior Court.
A Mexican Railw NY Washout.
GUAYMAs, Sept. 2.-The steamer So
nora, with dates from San Bias Of the
2Sth and Mazatlan of the 29th has ar
rived, bringing word that the Pacific Di-
vision of the San Bias and Topic Rail-
road is entirely washed away up to near
the depot. Work is, however, to be re-
sumed some time next month.
Poor Indiana.
SAN Francisco, Sept. Mrs. Hol-
brook, the well-known California stump
speaker, leaves for Indiana tomorrow
to take, as she states, the .stump" for
Blaine and Logan. The lady "stumped"
California for Hayes in 1876 and Con-
necticut for Garfield in 1880.
Death OF A Mining Man.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 2.-H. A.
Charles, Secretary OF the Julia Mining
Company, died this morning after long
illness, aged 65 years. He was for many
years q member of the well-known
stock -broking firm Of Hall & Charles.
He leaves wife and large family.
Justice Field In Oregon.
PORTLAND, 0gn., Sept. 2.-Justice
Stephen j. Field of the Supreme Court
of the United States, arrived here to-
dav from the East. He will sit with
Judge Deadly in the very important suit
of Seeley VS.. the Oregon Iron and Steel
Company.