Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-17
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Arkansas Republicans.


New YORK, Sept. 15.-The Arkan-
sas Republican Convention met yes
terday and effected q temporary or
ganization.
Masonic Excursion to the Old World
NEW YORK, Sept. IA. - Owing to
mismanagement only small number
of the Masonic excursion party arriv-
ed in this city on Saturday in time to
with the leader, also left behind, will
sail this week, and all will concen-
trate in London in October, whence
they will travel over Europe through
Asia Minor to Egypt.
Freedmen's Council.
The Commissioners of the Freed
mems Saving and Trust Company as
they cannot make statement in Ge-
tail, not having ascertained accurately
the Indebtedness or assets of the insti-
tuition.
who Shall be Minister to Russia:
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-A Washington
special says the President has deferred
selecting successor to Hon. Marshall
Jewell as Minister to Russia until Oc-
tober, or until the return of the EN-
peror and Court, now absent from st.
Petersburg, which will be some time
in the early part of November. Cam
didates to fill the Russian mission are
not wanting, and the position is not
likely to go begging. Among the
aspirants for the place are General
Nanny of Tennessee, an ex-Confeder-
ate officer and O personal friend Of
President Grant, and Morton Michael
of Philadelphia, who was backed by
bnV I,,s1 IT of lnf oit IL
Benjamin Moran, Secretary of the
Legation at London, who was recently
rendered and refused the portofoio of
third assistant Secretary of State.
The friends of McMichael are conf
dent in his behalf, but it is thought
that the Mission will not be rendered
to Pennsylvania, the objection being
raised that the State has now first
class legation at Constantinople.
All quiet in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-All is
quiet. Ten thousand unarmed citi-
zens escorted Lieutenant Governor
Penn to the State House. General
Emery has telegraphed to the War
Department that he has not troops
enough. If there should be another
conflict Grant has issued two orders to
him the purport of which is not
known.
The State House and Arsenal at
New Orleans have been surrendered
to the citizens party and the Kellogg
government is entirely ove1thrown.
The entire machinery of the new gov
ernment will be put in operation at
once. Kellogg has asked the Presi-
dent for aid. Grant has issued a
proclamation commanding all insur-
gents to disperse within five days.
Against the Railroads.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The Wisconsin
Railroad case has been decided against
the railroad, and an injunction issued
to compel compliance with the Potter
Law.
New York Democrats.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15-The New
York Democratic State Convention
meets to-day at Syracuse.
A Collision Probable.
NEW YORK, Sept. l5-A bitter feel
ind exists between the partisans of
Tilton and of the Church.
Stabbins ARRAY Bishop of Illinois.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA. - Last night
Francisco Janay and Genenno Boyoni
quarreled over trifiing matter, when
Janay stabbed Boyoni in the heart
and then fled. He has so far eluded
arrest.
The Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese of Illinois meets here to-mor-
row to elect a Bishop in the place of
the late Bishop Whitehouse. The
most prominent names mentioned in
connection with the office are DR..
James De Koven, of Racine College,
Wisconsin,; DIR. Eliphalet K. Potter,
President of Union College, Schenec-
tady, N. Y; and Rev. Henry c. Pot
ter, Rector of Grace Church, N. Y.
The laity are generally understood to
be opposed to DR.. De Koven on ac-
count of his extreme High Church pro-
clivities.
New Austrian Minister.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. - Baron
Schwartz Lenboin, the new Austrian
Minister, was presented to the Presi'
dent to. day by the Secretary of State
and the usual addresses were deliv'
cred.
Died of Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. William
Chandler, Superintendent of Improve.
ments at Pensacola Navy Yard, anG
his wife, died there on Saturday o
yellow fever.