Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-06
--latest kilograms.
EASTERN.
Ala for rGaribaIdf--Arms for the whit,
League.

League.
NEW YORK, October 3.-Pecuniary
aid Is asked for Garibaldi, who is re-
presented as invery poorcircumstances,
often without the means to obtain the
necessaries of life.
| The Times Baltimore special says
the steamship Washington, from New
Orleans, brought back thirty cases of
arms that were shipped from Balti-
more for the White Leaguers and re-
turned by them to prevent seizure
under the Kellogg order issued just
| previous to the Penn revolution. The
firm which shipped the arms had or
ders for sixty cases more, but the or
ders have been counteruanded. ,~
Meeting OF Railroad COMMISSIONER
/ rf Explosion.
MILWAUKEE, October 3.-The Rail-
way Commissioners of the Northwest
ern States, who have been in session
at Madison this week, have adjourned
after adopting form for reports, so
that the railroad statistics of Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin will
be collated and published in uniform
series of tables.
The next meeting will be held at
| Springfield on the 9th of December
| ~
subject of legislation and classification
will be resumed.
| An explosion of boiler of the Cabi-
net makers AssociationW Works, in this
city, demolished one wing of the build
ing, instantly killing the engineer and
| fireman, and wounding two or three
others.
New York Rank Statement.
NEW YORK, October 3.--Loans in
crease, S1,737 600; specie decrease,
S545,000; legal tenders decrease, ST.
734, 900; deposits increase, $465, 900;
circulation decrease, 100000; reserve
decrease, S2,39G, 900.
AmieabIy Settled.
| RICHMOND (Va.), October 3. - An
amicable adjustment has been made
of the Mahone- Johnson difficulty,
| through the efforts of General Jubal
Early acting for johnson, and James
| Barron Hope on the part Of Malone,
General Matt. Ransom, of North Caro-
lima, being referee ~~ ~,f~ers ~
| Miss Sherman's Marriage. ~
NEW YORK, October g. General
| Sherman arrived here this morning,
and Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch. A
large number of friends and nearly all
the army and navy officers at this sta
ton paid their respects to the bride and
groom to-day.
More OF 1t. ~' ~
NEW YORK, October 3.--Moulton
and Tilton will answer Monday to
the indictments of the Grand Jury for
| libeling Beecher. The finding of the
indictments caused immense excite
| ment in RrOOklVny 3 -ts'
Beecher preached at Plymouth
Church yesterday to an immense con-
course of people. The Church was
profusely decked with flowers and
evergreens, and as the pastor entered
there was some applause which was
| quickly hushed. In his discourse he
made no allusion to the Tilton scan
| dial.
Tilton demands a speedy trial on
| the indictment for libel, and solemnly
affirms the literal and absolute truth
OF his charges against Beecher.
Republicans in Council.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The Inde-
pendent Republicans of South Caro-
lima have nominated J. T. Green, for
Governor, and Martin Delaney, (col-
ored) for Lieutenapt Governor.
Panamint Postmaster.
WAsHINGToN,O October 5.-Gustavus
A. Sway has been appointed Post
master at Panamint, Inyo county.
PennsyIvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3. - The
stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Railroad assembled this morning to
take action on the report of the Com
mittee of Investigation. The report
was submitted but not read and it was
resolved that in order to enable the
shareholders in Europe and America
to have an opportunity to thoroughly
understand the report on the condi-
tion of the company and the policy
indicated by the resolutions attached
thereto, final action be postponed till
| the regular annual meeting of stock
holders in March, and that the Board
of Directors of the Company be re-
quested in the interim to carry out the
recommendations of the Committee.
Must Produce His Books.
CHICAGO, October SIN New York
Saturday, Judge Donahue granted an
order compelling the Treasurer of the
Central Branch Union Pacific Rail-
road to produce his books in Court
and show cause why he should not be
punished, the previous order not hay
ing been obeyed. ,aeu W
The Argentine InsurreetiOn.
NEW YORK, October 5.--The insur-
rection in the Argentine State contin-
ues, and is becoming more formidable.
The Government is taking vigorous
steps to repress it. .-..
Indemnity Wanted.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Our Gov
ernment is still pressing Spain for in
demnity in the Virginius matter
'i7 FOREIGN.
| New italian Parliament.
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