Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
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Delegates to chicago Robbie j.

Delegates to Chicago Robbed.
SAN FRANcIseo, August 2.---It has just
leaked out that two of the delegates TO
National Democratic Convention, Dr.
]. NJ. Eaton and j. j. Driscoll, returned
to this city minus their watches and
chains and considerable money. During
the Convention at Chicago, which was
infested with sneak thieves, who entered
the rooms Of the delegates mentioned.
DR.. Eaton lost gold watch and chain
valued at $500 and $40O in cash. Dris-
coll also lost three hundred dollars,
watch and chain and nominal amount
Of coin. Other California delegates, it
10 stated, had similar experiences
Mutehings, the strangler. sen
fenced to Hang.
SAN Francisco, August Frank e.
Hutchings, the strangler. appeared in
Judge Wilson's Court for sentence to-
day. The motions of defendants coun-
sci for examination by lunacy eommis-
sion and for new trial were successive
~ denied by the Court. The prisoner
was sentenced to death by hanging. The
Judge will set day for his execution
some day next week.
Failures On the Pacific Coast.
San Francisco, Aug. --Bradstreet's
mercantile agency reports thirty-six
failures in the Pacific Coast States and
Territories for the week ending yester-
day, ~ compared with fifteen for the
previous week and twenty two for the
corresponding week Of 1883.
Modesto TO be Incorporated.
MopEsTo, August o. Yesterday. By. a
vote Of forty-four majority, ii was de-
|cided to Incorporate Modesto as city.
|GreeIy Keller squadron Leaves
for New York.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 2.-The
Greeley relief squadron leaves for New
I York Tuesday night The Bear is or
ered to Governors Island. where the
victims Of the Greedy expedition will be
armed over to General Hancock. This
Esfternoon the survivors of the expedition
will be put under the care of the War
Department, represented by Gen. Hazen.
The survivors will rest quietly here
1l0.day and tomorrow. On Monday q
|Iernnl demonstration in honor Of the re-
4trn Of GrseIy will be held. Tho organ
|Ization Of the naval division, which will
be landed to participate in the ceremo-
mics, has been completed. The navsl
divisions of the parade will consist Of six
subdivisions, comprising naval cadets,
naval apprentices. marines and a brigade
from the North Atlantic feet. Besides
these divisions the parade will comprise
Imiliurf and civil organizations, five
|eompanies Of the municipal governments
|of Portsmouth and Newburyport, and
State authorities. On Mondpy evening
there will be a congratulatory meeting.
Meeting or Lieut.. GrceIy and his
Family.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., August 2.-Early
this morning Mrs. Greedy came over to
the city from Admiral Wells residence
and then took her two little daughters,
who had remained during the night with
their grandmother at Rockingham House
over to the admirals to see their father.
Lieut. Greely was overcome with emo
tion at the sight OF his little ones. At
noon Surgeons Gdnnell and Head visited
the Constitution to examine into the
physical condition Of the survivors Of
the Greedy expedition.
James Gerden Benuctt's Arrival
from the Azores.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 2.-James Gordon
Bennett arrived at Newport this morn
ing In his yacht. He was seven days
coming from the Azores. The yacht had
q large portion Of her bulwarks carried
away, and averaged over eleven knots
across She coaIed at Azores but was not
allowed to land because Of the quaran-
tine rules. The vessel passed health in
spection at Newport.
stephen n. Eikins Devotes HIS
Time 10 the Cam paiGs.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Aug. 2.-Stephen
B. Elkins, member Of the Republican
National Convention, has resigned the
Presidency Of tho First National Bank.
which he has held for thirteen years, in
order to give more time TO the duties Of
the campaign.
DIsselutien Of the Egyptian Cen.
ference.
LoSpos, August 2.--The Egyptian
conference to-day, after brief session,
adjourned sine die without arriving at
any agreement. This is regarded us a
tantamount di, solution.
Cholera ON Another steamer.
LONDON, August 2. Another steamer
from Marseilies has arrived in Penrath
roads, with caso Of cholera on board.
Several persons died from cholera dur.
ing the passage.
Cholera at TurIn.
TURIN, August Five cases OF
cholera at Garfayrana, four being fatal,
and twenty-one cases at Pancolicri,
eight Of which were fatal, are reported.
Cholera In Italy.
ROVE, August 2.--Cholera IL reported
to exist in from ten to twenty communes
but the epidemic Is not spreading.
CHOLERA CIinxs to MarsciIirs.
MARsEILLEs, August 2. Eight deaths
occurred from cholera here last night,
and twu at Toulon. Residents continue
to return to their homes.
Cholera Record at KarseiIles.
MARsEILLEs, August 5.--The total
number Of deaths in Marseilles since the
outbreak Of the cholera Is ,24S.
Moro or the scourge.
NARsEILLEs, August 2.--During the
last twepty-four hours twenty-six deaths
resulted from cholera here and eight
DEATHS from that disease at Aries.
Cholera Will Disappear from
sIarseifIes
MARsErLLEs, August 2.--Physicians
here believe that the cholera will disap-
pear from the city in few days.
Meeting OF the Egyptian Cabinet
LoNpoN. August AFTER the ad.
journment Of the Egyptian conference q
meeting OF the Cabinet was held TO dis.
cuss the result.
Minister Lowell Takes a Far
Tough,
LONDON, August 2.-Minister Lowell
takes foriough during the month Of
August.
Fogg-"For heavens sake, how much
more are you going to eat OF that salad.
You We put away a half-gallon of 1t al
ready" Henderson - Nonsense. I've
only eaten monthiul Of it," Foee-
That's what l said"