Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-20
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Senatorial Nominations.

Senatorial Nominations.
INDIANAPOLIS, January l5th.-Fhe
Democratic Senatorial caucus last
night nominated Joseph e. Mcdonald,
the vote standing, Mcdonald 43, Hol-
man 32.
ALBANY, January l6th.-The DEM
ocratic caucus tonight unanimously
nominated Francis Kiernan for U. S.
Senator to succeed Fenton.
BOSTON Protest Against Military Inter.
4 ference in Louisiana. lis.
Boston, January 10Th. = A mass
meeting to protest against the
use of military in the Louisiana Leg
islature was held to-day in Faneuil
Hall. Over 5000 people were present.
William Gray was President, and Gov
ernor CASTOR, Ex-Governor Bullock,
Charles Francis Adams, William AS
pinwall and Francis w. Bird We're
among the Vice-Presidents. The reso-
lutions adopted condemn the use of
Federal troops in State affairs as sub
versive of a Republican form of gov
ernment; condemn the dispatch by
Sheridan, and appeal to the people of
which they have shown under trying
circumstances. The allusion to Sheri-
dan was received wish cheers and
Kisses, which interrupted the reading
for some minutes. rs
IndignatiOn Meeting In Issitirn0re.
BALTIMORE, January 18th. "A large
meeting was held Tonight to protest
against the action of United States
troops in New Orleans. Reverdy
Johnson was the principal speaker.
The New York Club Endorses ilte Pres.
ident.
New YORK, January l5th.-At the
annual meeting of the Union League
Club last night there was a short and
spirited discussion on the Louisiana
troubles, the general tenor of which
was an approval of the Presidents
course. Extended consideration of
the question was deferred until Mon
day next.
The Alleged Terrorism I'm Ark arisas.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Janurry 18TH
Twenty-Five commercial travellers, rep
resenting business houses of New Or
leans, Louisville and Memphis, have
ing the truth of the dispatch from
General Sheridan to the Secretary of
War, so far as it refers to terrorism in
Arkansas. 8EsseF s8sIS
Governor Garland has transmitted
to the Legislature a special message,
in which he recommends that if the
laws are not already sufficient, an adj
ditional measure be at once enacted, TO
punish all persons, of whatever class,
guilty of the charges preferred in the
papers forwarded to the President by
one hundred and ninety-five Union
soldiers. The message thus closes:
"We want no man in the State to be
afraid, or to carry his life in his hand;
but all must be free and unembar-
rassed, that they may remain long in
the land, and do we'll and prosper"
Resolutions Adopted by the New York
| Assembly.
ALBANY n. Y. January 14th.-The
| Assembly to-day, by a strictpa vote,
| adopted resolutions condemning the
interference Of the military in Louisi-
ana affairs and. the growing tendency
of the general Government to subor,li-
nate civil to military power; especially
condemning Sheridan's banditti prop
osition, and its approval 10y the Secre-
tary of War in the name of the Ad-
ministration.
Duty on Tea and Coffee.
WASHINGTON, January 1Sth.-It is
believed that the duty on tea and
coffee will be restored, the revenues
| from other imports having largely
fallen off, and our Lawmakers seeing
no other way to obtain means to sus-
tain the Government. If we can raise
$17,00o,00O or $lS,000,Q00 a year upon
upon these necessaries oflife-cOnslIm-
ing, as we do, $60,000,00O wol5 5h of
coffee alone each year-it is thought
| by Congressman it will have to be
| done. The increase of over SO, 900, 600
in our debt during the month of De-
| cember shows that something must
be done " to stop these monthly def
cits. .a
Three Persons Frozen TO Death.
NIAGARA, Ontario, January 18TH
Michael Murphy and his three chill
dren were so badly frozen last night
in their house, that the father and
two children died to-day and the re-
naming child is not expected to live.
Destructive Fires.
RUTLAND, VT, January 18th. Two
fires broke out hore last night, nearly
simultaneously, and 100000 worth o.
property was destroyed Insurance
Sl00, 900. S 1.ss H
GALENA, ILL.,, Janualy ia fire
here last night burned four large stores
and the contents. Loss, Si25, 200; in
surance, $S5,000
UTICA, n. Y, January 15th.-The
Gardner Block was burned to-day.
The loss is about Sis, 600; Insurance.,
$35, 900. rsa-l.. -. =,
MILWAUKEE, January 16th.-Com-
mercial Block, at Sparta, Wis, was
burned this morning; loss, $4,000
mostly insured.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., January l6th.-
The old mill at Pautucket, occupied
for manufacturing cotton, has been
burned. Loss on stockand machin-
cry, about $S0,0O0; insured for $25, 900.
Loss on building $50, 900.
BALTIMORE, January l6th.--Fire in
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Com
pany's building in this city, inflicted
a loss of $4,000.
Another Gan for Grant,
NEW YORK, January 16.-A Boston
dispatch states that the late indigna-
tion meeting was by no means hal
monious. Wendell Phillips made a
speech endorsing the action of the
President a nd the IN iIitary