Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-23
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

"A san rranclscO ulspatcn States tnht dDout
twelve O'Clock Saturday night, two young
men, one a son of Mr.. Talbot, the other the
son OF ExUnited States Treasurer Cheese
man, were shot and the former seriously
wounded in the neck, by man named We'll,
q clerk with Cope & Uhler. the stock brokers,
who mistook them for foot-pads and opened
fire on them without awaiting explanations.
Cheeseman's wound is less severe, the ball
striking him In the thigh. We'll was held to
bail In 5000 TO answer charge Of assault to
murder.
The steamer South Carolina, the pioneer
vessel of the Panama Transit Company op-
position to the Pacific Mail Company, ar
rived at San Francisco Sunday morning.
Smallpox has again made it's appearance
in San Francisco. Four cases have been dis
covered among the white residents In thevi-
cinity of the Chinese quarters, and it is sup
posed that number of cases exist which
have not come to light.
The injunction of A. Cohen against the Gen.
tral Pacific railway, set for yesterday, was
laid over until to-day at the request OF the de-
PENDANTS.
Washington despatch states that the For
eign Affairs Committee has received some
important telegraphic communication which
implicated Schenck in stock transactions in
London, which he had heretofore made de-
nfal Of. The case having closed, the commit
tee 10 undecided whether to admit or not.
The State Department was also advised by
cable of some alleged facts.
Daniel Drew is quite i'll, and Vanderbilt is
improving.
A a fhat 10 lu
established in Europe. Reforms are accept
ed by both Turkey and the other nations.
A dispatch from Madrid says that 10000
troops, including three cavalry regiments,
are under orders to sail flor Cuba September
first.
The London Times reviews the text of Fish's
dispatch of March 2lst add comes to the con-
clusion that the Americans are justified in
saying that according to highlands own law,
Winslow must be given up without any
promises respecting his trial.
A special dispatch from Athens reports
three more executions to take place in Salon.
lea.
During the funeral of the murdered Consul
the foreign men-of-war in the harbor had or
ders to lombard the town at the first signal
OF disturbance.
Five hundred bar-keepers were arrested in
New York on Sunday for violating the SUM-
day law. Even the bar-tenders at Often
bach's concert were arrested.
The Gold Hill Mining Company have de-
cided to increase the capital stock from
$500 600, to $4,000, 600 in 900 shares.
The rate of discount in London in the open
market for three months bills is 1879 per
cent The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance yesterday was
$4,000 pounds.
The New York Times says editorially: "Ev-
cry disinterested friend of the President will
regret that he has again lent himself to the
Spencer faction in Alabama by removing an
important officer and appointing one of Spen-
GERS most Objectionable creatures to succeed
him."
The New York Herald's cable says that Car
dinal Antonelli is unable to walk. He is
daily carried to the Pope in a sedan chair.
1t is reported that Grant said to Kellogg
that If he (Kellogg) were discharging his du-
ties at home, instead of being in Washington
asking for troops, peace would be maintained.
The President added, with some vehemence.
that he was tired of being bored with Louisi-
ana affairs, and did not want to be perplexed
with them any more, and he hoped Kellogg
would attend to his duties.
The celebration of the anniversary Of Arch
bishop Purcell commenced in Cincinnati on
Sunday. In the evening large number of
his friends called upon him or sent valuable
presents. Among the latter are gold drink
ing goblet from Cardinal McCloskey, solid
gold crucifix from the religious orders in New
York, and many other valuable presents.
On Sunday evening there was a terrific
thunder storm at various places in the Mid
die and Western States, extending to New
Jersey. The lightning was extremely vivid
and continuous.
A Vienna dispatch says: The mental con-
dition OF the Sultan causes grave apprehen-
sions. He is subject to deusions, fearing
that he will be buried alive or poisoned.
The Chamber Of Deputies of Germany, at
Berlin, have adopted the German as the off,
cial language throughout the Kingdom.
A Chicago special from the frontier says:
General Crooks campaign has not opened
auspiciously. Sixty-five of his men deserted
from Lodge Pole Creek. They were from Cd
and Sd cavalry and their desertion has had
bad effect on the force.
The North bound train on Maysville d
Lexington Railroad broke through bridge
at Millesburg on Friday evening, wounding
several persons, among whom are Mrs Her.
rick Of Paris; leg broken; Rev Coleman of
Paris, Prof Irving, head cut; other names can
not be obtained at present.