Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-06
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EASTERN.
The Isoaters on n Strike

HnS k0dGcEs Oh ~ SAFfhes
NEW YORK, December 1st.-There
is strike in the potteries of Trenton,
New Jersey. The establishments
have closed. The employers guaran-
tee work all Winter at reduction of
ten per cent, but the employees re-
fused.
Died Of Poison.
SCRANTON, Penn, December 1st.-
A man named Ludwig and his wife
and child were found dying from poi
son. The man said he had been given
something to drink, but refused to say
by whom.
Signs of more Trouble in Louisiana.
CHICAGO, December 4th.-The Tri-
bupo's Washington special says it is
rumored that another resort to force is
contemplated by the McEneryites in
Louisiana.
More Strikes.
NEW YORK, December 2d,-It is re-
ported that the weavers in Higgins &
Co.. IS carpet factory, corner of Forty
third street and Eleventh avenue,
have struck, to the number of 1,50O
against reduction of wages. The
factory is closed, and the operatives
are informed that work will be re-
sumed when the terms offered them
are accepted.
The women employed in the facto-
ry of the New Brunswick, n. j. Rub
Der Company struck yesterday against
q reduction of wages.
The packing-boX makers of Brook
lyn are on strike againsta reduction
of wages, and new hands have been
employed.
Mayor 1Eayeneyer's Funeral.
NEW YORK, December lst.-The fu-
neral of Mayor Havemeyer will take
place Saturday at II o'cIock, from st.
Pauls Methodist church, corner Fourth
avenue and Twenty-second street. The
Old Guard will form an escort. Among
the pall-bearers will be Governor Til
den, Peter Cooper, Ex-Governor Nor
gan and Thurlow Weed.
Grant and the Arkansas Case.
CHICAGO, December 3d.--A Wash.
ington special says there is good au-
thority for the statement that the
President in his message will make
no recommendations in the Arkansas
case, but will content himself with q
recital of the principal political occur
rences in that State since 1868, and the
announcement that application had
been made to him to interfere. 1t is
believed that in this recital he will for
the most part follow the statement OF
the brief of the attorney of V. "
Smith, without drawing any inference
relative to the legal portions of the
brief on making any recommenda.
ton.
Gathering of the Louisiana Vuitures
The supporters of the Kellogg Gov.
siderable numbers. Collector Casey
! and the Attorney-General are already
here, and have stated that Governor
Kellogg himself will surely come
These gentlemen insist that Congress
shall take some immediate and def
mite action with regard to Louisiana
They wish an Affirmative Reorganization
of the Kellogg Government, and repre-
| sent that the result of delay will bt
another revolution and the delivery o
the State to anarchy.
Grants EHessge-The Virginia Intiem
nifty.
! wn5rrrrorofv, DooonaLor cd. ,ph.
President has completed his message
and it will be read at Cabinet meet
ing tomorrow. 1t is longer this yea
than last, covering about eighty page
of foolscap.
1t is known in diplomatic circle
that Spain has paid Great Britain only
a part of the indemnity on account o
the Virginius affair, leaving the re
mainder and other questions to b.
hereafter adjusted.
A AJOurnaIist Married.
Chicago, December 3d.-Wilbur +
Storey, editor and proprietor of th
| Chicago Times, was married las
night to Mrs. Eureka Pearson.