Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
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Libel Snit Against the New York



Libel snIt Against the New York
Herald.
NEw York, Aug. ll.--Smith, as coun
sci. brought libel suit against the Her
| aiI for Rev. DIR. Ball, of Buffalo, ON ac-
count of an article printed regarding
| him in the issue of Sunday.
Logan Swinging Around the
Circle.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. ll.-General
Logan arrived here enroute to Herkimer
this afternoon, and was welcomed by 1000
| people. Guns wore fired, hats waved,
and continual cheering kept up until
| the train left, twenty minutes later. In
the crowd was n large representation of
workngmon. Logan made a brief speech
acknowledging the reception and left
| with Senator Miller.
| General West Denies Being for
Cleveland.
New YORK, Aug. lit having been
| reported in many papers that General A.
| NJ. West, the candidate of the National
party for Vice president ON the tick with
General Butler, would support the Dem.
ocratic nominees, b. w. Tcrlinde, Secre-
| tary Of tho National Committee of the
National party, ielegraphed General
| West as follows:
"NEw YORK, Aug. ll.-To General
A. M. Vast, Holly Springs, Mississippi;
The managers at the National Demo-
cratic headquarters are claiming that
| they hnve advices from to the effect that
you will support Cleveland. Nail the
he' "(Signcd) B. W. TERLISDE."
A. NJ. West replied:
"HoLLy SPRINGS, Miss, Aug. H.
B. ". Tcriiade, No. IL Liberty Street,
| Nes York. The claim Ia false. Have
had no correspondence with Democratic
| headq uartors."
'(Signed) A. M. WEST"
The Wall street Bank 10 Resume.
New York, Aug. LII is stated
that Mr.. d. o. Mills and Mr.. Charles
| Oabone have decided to advance sufli-
cient money to enable the Wall Street
| Bank to resume tomorrow. Charles j.
Osborne, ono of the directors, states that
tho loss to tho bank cannot exceed its
capital of five hundred thousand dollars
| aud it ia hot likely to be 30 great and
| depositors will not have TO submit to
ANY delay in getting their money. There
10 no reason why fifty per cent should
not be paid out at once.
a deception to Butler.
Nsw YORK, Aug ll.--The friends Of
General Butler will give public recop-
ton to him ON August Both.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
| New York, Aug. ll.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, 81 SO; Sterling
| bills on London. aight drafts, 81 so; U
| s. tbs of 1891, interest quarterly, 81, l2s;
| U. 5. "A, Of 1907, interest quarterley,
| 81. 20; U. s. 3s, optional, interest quar-
terly Sl,00; w. U. Telegraph, .63s.
Biaiae Refuses Feast-Ilc liz In
| vitcd to n Boston Bean Bake
| and Declines.
BosToN, Aug. ll.-Jas. G. Blaine was
| invited to dine with tho Middlesex,
Essex and Norfolk, and tho Massachu-
| setts Republican Clubs of this State,
who are desirous OF manifcstiug their
| highest esteem for his public service
| and their devotion to the cause which
| he represents as tho candidate of the
Republican party for tho Presidency of
the United States Mr.. Blaine answer
| cd as follows:
II am under obligation for the very
kind invitation which you extend me To
meet the Massachusetts, MiddleseI,
Essex and Norfolk Clubs at public
banquet in the city OF Boston. l need
not assure the gentlemen who compose
the clubs of the very great pleasure it
would give me to be their guest.
appreciate most fully the kindness in
tended and it Is with sincere regrets
that find myself unable to indicate a
day when my engagements would per-
init me to leave Maine. am sure, how
ever, that festal occasion is not needed
to deepen the interest OF MMslchu-
setts in the impending National
contest, and for myself no
hospitality could add to my sense Of the
kindness which have received on 30
many occasions from citizens of your
State. l am, gentlemen, with great
respect, yours truly,
JAMES G. BLAINE.
| Death From an Earthquake
shock
| PLAIsPIRLD, N. j., Aug. n.-Mrs.
| Charles Schelexsick was so affected by
the earthquake Of Sunday that she died
in few hours.
The Funeral of Sergeant Israel
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE re-
mains Of Sergeant Edward Israel, meteor
ologist Of the Greedy Arctic Expedition,
arrived this afternoon and were met at
the depot by the city authorities, Hebrew
and German societies and great con-
course OF citizens. Places of business
were closed out Of respect to the de-
ceased, who was native Of Kalamazoo
and was honored for his universally bril-
limit talents. The funeral takes place
at o'clock from the residence OF young
Israel's widowed mother. There is deep
sympathy here among all classes in the
great aiIliction which ends his mothers
three years of heavy-hearted suspense.
Newspaper Consolidation.
DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE Dem
yer Republican and the Denver Tribune,
the leading Republican newspapers Of
the State, consolidated to-day. The new
paper is to be known as the Tribune
Republican.