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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

THE nomination OF Blaine leaves no
alternative to the Democratic party but
the nomination of Samuel J. Tillen.
Blaine is eonfessedly weak in the Empire
State, just as he is strong, or is said to
bs strong, on the Pacific Coast. lie
owes this distinction TO his great good
sense in advocating heartily the anti.
Chinese clamor which was raised here as
a very condition of our prosperity. Per.
haps the people, like Edmunds, who
represent the superiine God and Morality
element of the Republican party, will
learn lesson from Blaine's success.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

THERE Is no question OF the fact that
the California delegation was a most DO
tential factor in the nomination of
Elaine. Aside from its influence in this
instance, the progress Of the California
delegation shows what personal enthusi.
asm will do for candidate. We have
no doubt that the whole effect of the
delegation from the Golden State was
due to the fact that there were several
cars, which were labeled Zinfandel,
Resling, and so on, in the wake of the
procession. As the kilograms ran the
enthusiasm was most notable in Iowa.
Undoubtedly the poor creatures in that
hide-bound commonwealth had had such
few opportunities TO take drink of
good wine that their tepid souls were
warmed to whitehead. Hereafter as.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

THE curtain now promises to roll up,
in the arena of tho nation. on 1ilden and
Blaine. In the face OF what will un-
doubtedly be a nomination by acclama.
lion, the Sage OF Gramercy Park will
unquestionably respond to the acclaim
OF his Democratic fellow citizens. We
can consequently look for a contest Of
unprecedented liveliness, with the result
that the fraud OF 1876 will be repaired
and constitutional government vindi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Our Republican fellow citizens of Los
Angeles are fine comedians. On the
strength of the nomination OF the plumed
Knight they affect to be in high glee.
They also affect not to realize that they,
by this verdict of their party, will be
forced upon the defensive as to all the
leading issues of the hour. Before they
are through they will find themselves ON
q veritable bed of Procrustes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

A writer ia Harper's Aagasine asks;
"How shall we meet the spring. Such
spring az the present one ought to be met
without gloves. We'd like to meet him
on fair footing. Before giving an
opinion we must know if it is bed
spring, sulphur spring OF spring halt
you want to meet
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Tho IIkaALp office Is connected With the To O.
phone i, stem Of Los Angeles city and county
Orderz for Advertisements or job work may Do
ent through tti. mre,um 10 number 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Herald steam Printing House.

The ilKK.Lp $, nm Printing House u not SUI
= ,rcd BIZ any job Printing odiee on the faeihe
s~t. outside Of San Fnnci.co, In facilities 'o'
doing Job work. Low prices. good w'rk and e'
as,,loo may be relied upon a, this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
special Notice

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
churches. etc, will on, be inserted In he HERALD
- paid advertisements We reserve 'of riaces
Worship. a gratutous directory VII th WIN
ppe. every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

The HERALD is the official paper % the city Of
los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
Il, other municipal notices appear only in its col
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Brentano Bros, Mo- 6 Union Square New
York City, arc agents for tho iikH.Lo. t~'ll
constantly be found on sale on their count
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Bialne as Republican Candidate.

Mr.. u. N. Howe Is the Santa Ana agent Of
be HKRALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT.
OFFICES TO LET

First.elass lodging rooms to let; also store.
corner Third and Nam streets. No housekeep-
ing. No. 203 Main street. je7lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

pIrants from the Pacific coast. Of any
party. will know just how to tickle the
Eastern Probationary palate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

In Lalande's new building, 32I South Spring
street, half block from the PostofiIde: best
lighted and most airy rooms In the city; rents
moderate. Apply at room |. je7 lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
wheat aaa DsrIey Ilsrlsst.


San fRAScIsco. June e.-wheaf,
steady but dull; seller. ! 40{Ca .40H.
Barley, steady but dull; seller, seasoi /,
100 79i; buyer, season. .94t@ 94i.
Tembier vt Andersen.
ASDERsoS, Gala, June ca sharp
shock OF earthquake was felt here at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Death sentence Cemmuted.
STOCKTON, June 6.--SheriG Cunning.
ham to-day received from Governor
Sioneman notice Of communication OF the
sentence Of death passed on Charles
TurcOtt, who was sentenced to be hung
earnest appeals by prominent citizens,
who thought the sentence too severe.
Nine of the jurymen in the case signed
the petition, which contained 100
names. Turcott killed julius Dietrich
in September, 1888
sacramen INTO Democratic COnven-
tiOn.
SACRAMENTO, June 6.-The Democra-
tic County Convention met to-day to Sc
lect delegates to the Stockton Conven-
ton. There was bitter contest between
Senator Cox and II. M. Larue for cleo
tion as delegate ut large. The latter
finally secured small majority.
Blline's nomination was received with
great enthusiasm. A grand ratification
demonstration will be held to morrow
evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
FOR SALE.
British Benevolent Society.

A meeting Of British subjects and persons born
In the British Empire, will be held In the Coun-
Gil Chamber. Temple Blocs, Los Angeles, at P.
NJ. on SATURDAY, JUNE 7th. 1884, for the par-
pose Of forming British Benevolent Society In
this city. c. WHITE MORTIMER
je82 British yico-Consul
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
PACIFIC COAST.
wires Down East Of Ogden.

"E0N DOWh HshHt VI Okuehs
San Francisco, June G.-All overland
wires but one are down east Of Ogden,
aud all down south of Deming. 1t is
difficult to determine the probabilities
for report. Everything will be rushed
forward as quickly as received.
Murder and Suicide.
San FRAScIsco, June 6.-Harry
Krieger. 'longshoreman, this morning
shot Mary Smith, a woman of the town,
and then shot himself. Both died with.
in few minutes.
san Francisco wild with Enthu-
sIasm.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 6.-The city
has gone wild over Blaines nomination
Business is completely suspended, and
professions, with bands of music, are
parading the streets. Banners are fly.
ing, on which is inscribed "Blaine and
Victory" whistles blowing and cannons
banning. A grand ratification meeting
will be held tbia evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
WANTED.

A a good girl for general housework. Apply
To 90 WILMINGTON street je7 iw
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nc embIer nd Ander.en.
Death sentence Gem M ted.

ASDERsos, Gala, June Ga sharp
shock OF earthquake was felt here at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
The stock Board.

San Francisco, June 6.-Best &
Belcher, 81 80; Chollar, 81 .35; Crown
Point, 81, Is; Gould h Curry, 80; Hale &
Norcross, 81 so; Mexican. 81 35; Navajo,
$40; 0phir, sl.OO; Potosi, 40; Savage
20; Sierra Nevada. .G5; Union Consoli-
dated, slips; Yellow Jacket. $l.75.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
nsdeisiss Over Hlaiae's xemtns.
flnn

SAN Francisco, June e.-The news Of
Blaine's nomination creates intense ex
citemeni. The newspaper offices are
surrounded by immense crowds, cheer
ing and waving their hats, with cries of
"Hurrah for Blaine,"
Professions with bands are parading
the streets, and cheer after cheer Is be
ing sent up in exultation over Blaine's
victory.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07
Withdrawal or Logan.

The following Is the dispatch receiv-
ed from Logan:
WAsnISGToN. ID. c., June o.
TO s. N. Caiiom, Illinois Deiegation;
Republicans OF the States that must be
relied upon TO elect the President, bav.
ing so strongly shown preference for
Mr. Blaine, deem II my duty not to
stand in the way Of the peoples choice,
and recommend my friends to assist
his nomination.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

CHICAGO. june GA Dispatch has
b. en received from President Arthur by
Curtis, OF the Inter Ocean. saying "if
Blaine is nominated on this ballot, have
butcher ask to make the nomination
unanimous, and thank my friends for
me, fSipnedl AHTuun
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Illinois, to visit his dGughter.in-law,
who IL In ill-health. He made the HER-
AID a pleasant call, and says that Mid
land Is booming.
Mrs. Davenport and her step daugh-
ter, Miss Mary l.. Davenport, returned
yesterday from Hellmuth ladies' college,
Canada, where Miss Mary has been at
tending school. She graduated with
the highest honors, carrying of the gov
ernor generals silver medal, the high
est prize for proficiency and general ex-
cellence. They arc warmly welcomed
home by their friends.
Mr.. A. ID. Aldridgs leaves to-day for
Nashville, Tennessee, where he will
wod, on the 10Th inst, Miss Salle X.
Howard, lovely and accomplished
lady of that city. Miss Howard, who
wac guest of Mrs. ID. ii. Morrow, of
This city, last winter, made great num-
Der of friends here, who will DO pleased
10 learn that she IL 10 become n resident
Of our city, and that Mr.. Aldridge is the
fortunate gentleman TO cause ii,
Or, J, o. Harris, secretary of the Mid
land Town Company, was in town yes
tetday on his way north. called there
by sickness IN his fnmily, M we'll ~ by
important business. As our readers
will know, the doctor has been residing
nj Midland and vicinity for the past
eight or nine months, at first working
up what proved to be the largest sale oil
town lots ever made In Texas, and later
in laying solid foundation for tn,
new town. And in this as in the sale
he has succeeded admirably, and hat
given midland u start ON "a sure hasi,
that must be- very gratifying to those in
terested MS Stockholders or ~ lot owners
We hope the doctor will soon return
permanently. Texas has abundant room
| for that class of men.
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The Venerable Widow of President James
X. Polk, Compares the Election of Tues
day with That at which Her Husband
Trlumphed.
The Nashville correspondent Of the
New York Telegram writes that paper
on tho Sd instant; The issues In the
present canvass arc 40 near allied to
aud akin to those OF forty years ago in
the memorable canvass when James X.
Polk was elected to the presidency that
your correspondent obtained today
IRON Mrs. James X. Polk, widow of
President Polk, some of her reminis-
cences of the contest of lSi4. Mrs. Polk,
during the life of her husband, passed
many years in Washington, while he
occupied positions OF honor md
fame, and finally became an inmate
Of the White house itself and the head
of the nation. Outing his administers
ton, Mrs. Polk was his prime minister
IN everything IN counsel, and was such
a help-meet rs was fitted to stand by tho
siGO OF tho first man of the nation, IL
was her custom to daily read the news
papers, interesting herself Ia an mnttnrs
pertaining to national affairs, and such
articles as she thought that her husband
should note personally, she marked fer
his nerusal, in this way keeping up with
all the political issues OF the day and unit
ing herself TO her husband by all the ties
of congeniality which loving, noble
and Intelligent woman could form for
herself.
Mrs. James X. Polk passed her eighty.
first birthday Ia September last, aud
| still has LETT to her that montAl yipor
| which has always characterized her. In
health she is somewhat feeble, though
/ she occupied her pow yesterday In The
/ FIRST Presbyterian church OF this cit,,
/ oi which SHE IL member, and united
! with the congregation la tho commun-
ion OF the LORDS supper. 10 see hen
one would declare heria perfort health
aun tho probabilities are that her DIV,
VIII yet b. long. She has horror of be
ing int rvl we'd, though she will alw.t,
talK ife,l ~ to your correspondent when
evur asked 10 discuss amy import an,
qurslions pf the day. She entered he
handsomely furui,hed parlor with
hrm step wheu YOUR correspondent
calied upon her that Routed her four
score years, and extended her hand Ia
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COOKE COUNTY.
a MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
10 Harrington Missiug-His Dinner Buck
etall l;lght-A Balky Horse Nearly
KILLS n Man Serious Runa-
way--COtton Market,

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 4.--[Special. T.
Considerable excitement exists in tho
Gainesville neighborhood, over tho
mysterious disappearance OF one of its
citizens, Joe Darlington. On last Friday
morning, harrington left his homo TO
chop some wood, taking his AK ana dim
nor with him. Failing to return at
night, his wife became alarmed and no.
tilted tho neighborhood, who instituted
search. They soon found his dinner
bucket, but the Ak and man were MISS
lug. A vigorous search has been con-
tinued up to the present time. No clue
60 his whereabouts has been obtained.
The peoplooi that little town, ARE consid-
erablo wrought up over the mystery
surrounding Barrington's sudden disap-
| pearance, and tho latter's family is Yery
much distressed, fearing he has been
ioully dealt with.
While Billy Hit was riding balky
| horse the animal suddenly reared and
| fell backwards, falling on Hit and badly
injurlng him. Parties near by hurried
to the relief OF the injured man, and by
tho application of proper restoratives he
soon regained consciousness.
While Messrs. A. WATSON, Prof. Keel
and Il. II. Archinand, of Sherman, were
driving, the horses became frightened
and started at break-nock speed down
California street. On reaching "a stable
they were checked, when they began
kicking vigorously, striking MIR. Archi
nand on the log, badly brusing 1t. Mai
Wasson's left arm was hurt, though moi
seriously.
The cotton market IL still very brisk
with prices ranging from go to go.
Freight traffic on the railroad TO anC
from this point Is so heavy just now tina
II is difficult to obtain enough cars t
transport 1t.
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Brutus, or the Fall of Tarquin, 10 the
only American classical drama oxtant.


Tho following utteranco has been ex
tensively published ON the authority o
tho Hon. Lewis Lawrence, of Utica.
II was about the time of the decision in
favor OF tho Louisiana fraud by the cleo
toral commission,
"0ne night was with him in his room
silently smoking while Conkling walked
up and down like raging lion. At last
he broke out: Lawrence, | can't keen
company with this riff-rair any longer.
They are rotten with corruption, and,
after having taken everything else,
they are bound to steal the presidency.
sherman reeks with plumber. Wheeler
Is a virtuous log-roller. Stanley Mat
thews would sell his soul for Office. As
for Hayes, he is simply p'ous sneak,
ready to give money to be president
and to drop on his knees In tears II
caught at II. have a great mind To get
upin the senate and denouuco tho whole
thing tomorrow, and call on honest Re-.
publicans to give tho election To rilden,
TO whom you, rs well az j, know il bo.
longs told him IL would drive him
into the Democratic party, and he said,
LOT II drive; there are more gentlemen
and fewer hogs than with u.s." Thes,
were just his words.
Mr.. Conkling should have acted on
that honest and indlgnat impulse then
II may not be too late even now. Let
him tell tho truth concerning tho monu.
mental fraud, and no will have tho civ.
illzed world for IN audience.
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PERSONAL.
Glenn Witwer has returned from n
visit to South Bend, Indiana, his old

Glenn witwer has returned from n
visit to South Bend, Indiana, his old
Hume.
Miss Georgia A. Block, of Camden.
Arkansas, is visitlng her brothers, ]. a.
aud sam Block, of this city.
Mra. =. NJ. Durham, of IIillsboro. who
has oeon the guest of Mrs. 4. w. Scol.
mrd' returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Mcmillan, formerly from Lit
tlo Rock, II in this city, please call at
the ~. Henuge hntel between 10 and h
o'clock ,hls day.
Mr.. Alpha j. Work, who has been
connuod 10 tbs nod the past week AL mn
residenco of MIR. Blankonshin. rnrnrr IA
Nkard avenue aud Jackson streot. bI
fever, is somewhat Improved.
Mr.. r. p. Toolc. associate edl,,ror IN,
HERALD aud clerk of the house commit
tee ON lndian affairs, wife aud daurhfe,
Cora, leave this morning for Wnshin,t
tan .itv' whittier he goes tn attond 1,
The duiies ofhis clerkship.
Dr. 80. Harris, OF Midland, d,strlc
land agent OF the rexas & Pacific an,
Iron Mountain & Southern rnllro,o
companies passed through the CITY va.
day alterternoon en- route for Ottawa
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EAGLE PAS, Nov. 4,-.Special.l r.
Judge Sproull, postmaster here, and one
Of the judges of the els, ton, is now in
MoXico and can't get back, Influenced
by the open letter by United tate At
toruey Evans, giving an exposition OF
the election laws, and contending il to
mean that no man could vote without
producing his naturalization pa
pers. He persistently refused
to allow foreign born men
to vote who had boon naturalized cit'-
zens of Maverick county for thirty
years. May Of them long ago lost or de-
stroyod their papers and We're conse-
quently debaIred. The people raised
| such an cutlery and We're so violent III
their threats the judge passed over tc
the other side and there remained.
About a dozen applications for the
| postmasterShip have been forwarded Il
| the department at Washington.
! He has many and business Interests
on this side, but does not recrOss.
Mr.. Frederick Warde is the fayorite il
] this pitV.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
THE STOCK MARKET BUOYANT.
The storey Estnte-LFilures of the United
states and Cnnada-Increase TWEEN
tyOVer Last Weelt-Attach-
ment at Decatur, Etc.



New YORK, Nov. Governments
lower.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
The stock market was characterized
by bu0yant tone and q further general
advance ii prices was recorded. Al in
tervals there were slight reactions under
sales to realize profit, but the decline
was slight and only served to stimulate
buying for long and shorts account. The
commentator of the trunk line
presidents to the Joint executive
committee TO maintain east bound rates
ut the full tariff had favorable effect
aud strengthened tho belief in the ad
justmeut of freight troubles. The sit
uation in regard to passenger affairs Is
Improved. The market derived
strength from the covering of shorts,
which developed Il scarcity of leading
stocks, considerable amount of which
has been shipped to Europe and taken
out of the street for home account.
The advance in prices ranged from i
to q: per cent. In the afternoon there
was reaction of ]4@A per cent, but
in the closing dealings the
best figures of the day were
generally current. Compared with last
night, closing prices are y to y, per
cent. higher. 1t was announced after
the close OF business that tho Texas n
Pacific had effected settlement with
the bOndholders' committee and will
resume the payment of full interest ON
consolidated bonds, December |. Tho
bOndholders committee has been given
| representation ON board.
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An Unfortunnt, Voman.

Last evening about so'clock woman,
who was a passenger on a San Jacinto
street railway car, suddenly tell from
her seat, and was for several minutes
afterwards apparently dead. Messrs.
Charlie Williams and Harry Keller pro-
cured n hack and drove her to the
city, hospital, whore she received
medical attention from DR.. Carter,
which soon brought her around all right.
AZ first 1t was thought that she had
taken morphine or some poison, but on
investigation II proved TO be nothing
more than exhaustion and undue ner'
vousness When she came TO she
stated that her name was
Hattie Keys and that she had
been working for Mr.. o. b. Wells, and
that she had worked hard yesterday in
packing things for Wells, who has
moved TO Cleburne. Her brother left
last night for Chicago and she had come
down town TO bid him good bve,
and WAS returning 10 Mrs. Taylor !
who resides or Crockett street near
Ross avenue, whore she has been stop
ping, when she was suddenly overcome
by sickness. Her condition was very
favorable when last heard from. She il
young woman OF some twenty-five
summers, OF rather prepossossing mp.
pearanco.
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.THB FIGURES
Mathematical Calculations That Chill
\ theSOul of the Blaine Bipeds.
COLD FACTS FROM BALLOT BOXES
That Confirm the Claims Of Cleveland
to New Works Vote.
HIS PLURALITY AT LEAST L24I.
planning How some OF the City Re
turns Became Tangled and
Deceived the Public.
ILLINOIS VoTE--GoRDoN ALIVE.
A Mistake that Was Misleading.

A Mistake that Was Misleading.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE managing
editor of a morning paper here says;
."The city press bureau figures on the
election districts in the city sent to the
Western associated press on the night
of the election arc correct, and are found
to be correct by the canvassers, but the
bureau, in grouping the figures into
assembly districts, got them mixed up,
and the returns, as canvassed by the
assembly districts are, Of course,
entirely different from the bu-
reau's. The totals are the
same, but the assembly districts all
differ, more or less, and thus far show
an apparent gain for Blaine that in re-
atty will be restored to Cleveland later
on by figures from tho other districts.
The Bureaus figures on election districts
are right. The figures by assembly dis
tricts are all wrong, But the totals OF
both agree and the trouble was the
Bureau got the wrong iguers into the
assembly districts tables. We, Oht
managing EDITOR and dozen others
are convinced of this, because we have
been over the figures over and ovei
again.
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Mnrmona Going Mrsi.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. li.-[Spocial.l-A
largo number OF Mormons were at the
union depot this morning, who had lust
arrived from Chattanooga, Tennossee.
aud were on their way to Colorado. Tho
crowd was q promiscnous one, In which
the fashionably dressed mixed freely
with those who were clad in clothes
which were shabby. Nearly all the
women OF the purity carried babies In
their arms. aud numerous other Young
ones hanging TO their mothers apron
strings, Elder Roberts, one of the party,
said that the reason why tho Mormons
were changing thoir settlement was he.
cause Colorado aud Utah offered moro
advantages TO the people OF their sect.
Tho elder was very volublc ON the sub.
ieot OF Mormon morality, claiming that
lhey are tho most moral people on the
iace OF the earth. The Mormnns have
established Il permanent settlement Ina
Colorado, aud no doubt n great number
OF those who belong to that scot will fol.
low the present emigrants. In fac
from Elder Roberts cunversatinn,
looked as If there was going to be n zen
uine influx of Mormons into Colorado
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state Capital Notes.

AUSTIN, Nov. IA Special. Tho
eomptroller's report shows the number
Of miles of railroad in the state to bo
0in; average value per milo, SG,53l.
Miles oi telegram, 1868; average
value Per nile, Sif; average value oi
lana, &.3 nOrgts, $50; cattle, $l9.i5:
sheep, SlNSi gouts, SLl6; total valuation
oi prop rty ia the slate, SG3, OG0,ol7: totnt
state ~ ValoryW uN, Si,055,31l;
total school lax, s a5,a5; state rev.
enee roll iiaf.Ss'; U.ul poll, S3l5.O3i;
orana ull,S4251,1iA la.tve,r the total
state al valotnm tux WAS 81 .5s2,6l2. Tho
totalreNfnue and pnli schonl tax last
year was f4ji,l2O. This year IL Is l,0Gg,
The increase in railroad mileage has
beon 5sa miles.
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Goraen .nid tnnc ALIVE.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Morning Posts
Dongola dispatch, states that Gen.
Wolseley has a lottor from Gen. Cor
don, dated Nov, 1, confirming the mas
sacre of Col. Stewart, Col. Power and
Mr.. Horbin. Gen. Gordon says he is
still able to hold out against the Mahdi.
No other special dispatch to the press
mentions this letter.