Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-26

way up the river. Dr. Hamilton says
he does MOI believe the case was cholera,
bnt feels justified in taking proper pre-.
cautions without waiting TO prove the
suspicion baseless.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
WASHINGTON, July 25. The Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue furnished
TO day statements relating to the tran.
aaetions of his bureau for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1884. and compArisons
with those Of the preceding fiscal year
From these 1t appears that the aggregate
receipts foI the fiscal year were sl2i,.
800. .039, a decrease as compared with
the preceding year Of s22, 065, ,305.
Gree nbackers Impatient mt Hut
ier's Delay.
NRw York, July 25.-Charlos Jenk-
ins, twice the candidate Of the Green.
back larty OF Ohio for Governor, wrote
TO George O. Jones, Chairman OF the
State Committee, that he had received
telegram from party in New York say.
iugit was doubtful whether the State Con-
vention in Ohio on the 2Sth inst. would
nominate IN electoral ticket to be voted
for at the coming election, and asking
advice on the subject. James, In reply.
aysi IfGeneral Butler runs as a candi-
date Of our party, recognizing our prin
ciples.and organization, it will take part in
the canvas, but he must indicate his in
teniions very soon, for our true men
care nothing for outside combinations.
They are becoming impatient and dis
eont.nted at his delay. Besides placing
State and electoral tickets In nomina.
tion, hope your State convention will
appoint committee to act In concert
with other true men throughout the
Uuion In tho selection of candidate for
President. In the event Of General
Butler declining to run as our candidate,
| suggest Tuesday, September o h, for
such action. II it becomes necessary.
Getting Ready TO Receive GreeIy
nnd Party.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. July 25.-The
fr'gaie Tallapoosa, with Secretary
Chandler and the Russian Minister, ar
rived to-day. It is reported that Chand-
Ter telegraphed to Secretary Lincoln to
come here to arrange for the reception
of Greedy. Secretary Lincoln will send
an army officer aud surgeon to meet the
Greedy party on their arrival here. The
city government Of Portsmouth has APP
pointed committee, who have made
arrangements for the reception of the
Greedy party. and Governor Hale has
been communicated with in regard to
sending the State militia on that occa-
son.
Fatal Locomotive Explosion.
WiLKEsBARRE Pa, July 25.-An
empty shifting engine on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad With crew of five on
board. running from White Haven to
Necopeck siding, exploded this morning.
Tho entire crew are reported killed.
Three were blown to pieces and clnnot
be found. Having no fiagman to warn
an approaching freight train, the latter
ran into the wreck, domolishing several
cars.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YoRK, July 25.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, 81 s2l; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, 81 S4i; U.
5. AIS of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l2l;
U. 5. A. OF 1907, interest quarterley.
sl.20s; T. S. 81. optional, interest quar-
terly Sl.00s; W. U. Telegraph, .5s1.
Protection Asked by Mnnufactur-
ers tor NOn-Union Employees.
CINCINNATI, July pa petition was
presented to the Mayor to-day by the
proprietors of stove fouadries and cigar
manufacturers praying for protection for
non. Union men in their employ. They
state that their men are assaulted and
beaten day after day, . and receive no
protection from the police. If they can't
be protected they will remove their fac
tories to othsr cities.
Telegraph Rates Reduced.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph Company have re-
duced tolls for messages between st.
Louis, Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York to 25 cents for
day, and night messages to 10 cents, for
fifteen words, to go into effect Monday,
and making the rate to st. Louis the
same as Chicago.