Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21

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mortally wounded Sunday at Reeds
Station near Carthage Mo-. by e. A.
Haag, for the seduction of his wife.
Hanged.
WARRENToN, Mo-, June 20th.-W
Foster was hanged yesterday for the
murder of negro last August.
Murder.
THoRoLD, Canada, June 20th.-
During drunken row between Cana
dians and Irlshmen working on tho
new canal here in free fight one
| Italian was killed, several dangerous
| ly wounded. The Infantry was called
out and several guilty parties fed.
Burned to Death.
DETROIT, June 2Oth.-The residence
| of Levi French of Saniloca, was burn
| ed Sunday night. His wife and two
| children perished in the flames.
A grand ratification meeting was
held here last night.
Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 20th.-Bris-
tow's place has not been congenial to
him for the past year. While there
was no break in the personal relations
between him and the President, there
| has been for long time mutual re-
serve and underlined feeling of discom-
fort when together.
The President will be quite as good
as his word, aud if the Democrats con-
tinue in their obstinate course, the en-
tire machinery of the government will
probably be suspended July first. As
the situatiD IN looks now it does not
seem possible for the House to pass
the Appropriation bills before the end
of the fiscal year.
A rum0r was prevalent yesterday
that Congressman Hurlbert, Of llli-
nOis, will be nominated as Secretary
of the Treasury, but it cannot be trac-
Ell 10 any reliable source. General
Hurlbert himself says he knows moth
ing about it. Senator Jones Is now
spoken of 10 succeed Bristow.
Senator Sargent of California, pre-
sented memorial of the citizens of
Los Angeles county California, setting
forth the evil of Chinese immigration
and fav0ring such action by Congress
as will prevent the same. Referred to
Committee on Foreign Relations.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June 2O.-Ahout
half past twelve O'clock last Sunday
night fire broke out in large to-
bacco factory belonging to Woodville,
Smith & Co. Fhe alarm was given
and the fire company was on hand, but
the flames had got under such head
way there was no chance to save the
building. Total loss $4,000.
spain.
MADRID, June 19.-It Is rumored
that ministry crisis is imminent in
consequence. of disagreement be-
tween Senor Salaverria, minister Of
finance, and the Budget Committee,
regarding the taxes on landed proper
ty. The crisis will not, its believed,
interfere with bondholders arrange
ments.
Illinois Democracy.
CHICAGO, 20th.-The Illinois State
Democratic C convention will be held
tomorrow at Springfield in the new
State House. Indications are that the
attendance will be very large and
that the delegation to st. Louis will
be for Tilden, though they will not be
instructed. There is however strong
Davis influence in the northern part
of the State which may prevail.
Riot.
BATON ROUGE, La l9th.-A disturb
ance, reported as a riot, occurred at
Mt. Pleasant, near Port Gibson, Sat-
urday. The negroes organized band
of Regulators and ordered Demo-
cratic negro to leave the place. Re-
fusing to leave he was attacked by
Regulators and killed. The Constable
and posse attempted to arrest the MUIR
derers but we're driven off. The Sher-
iffof Baton Rouge, with posse, went
to Mt. Pleasant Sunday and captured
IA negroes including the murderers.
A party of armed negroes passed Bat
on Bouge, on the opposite side of the
river, going toward Plankemin.
Heavy Rains.
MEMPHIS, June 20th.- Heavy rains
have fallen here within the past few
days and several tributaries Of the
Ohio river are flooding the bottoms Of
upper Tennessee and is doing damage
along its valley. The Missouri river
is over its banks in places and streams
in Souther Missouri are flush. This
excessive wet denotes evil to the
young corn and cotton crops.
Destructive Fire.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 20.-Three
fourths of the town of Kadaschomon,