Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
EASTERN NEWS.
Chinese in Carson.

CARSON, New, June 7th.-At last
nights meeting of the anti-Coolie
Society, the leader was instructed to
ascertain if the Chinese had returned
TO work. Hone, and another one of
the members, secured horses and were
about to execute their commission
when the Sheriff accompanied by an
other gentleman rushed upon them as
they were edismOunting at Browns sa-
loon, on King street, and arrested
Hone the other man was allowed to
go. Hone is now in Jail Tomorrow
is the time allotted the Chinese bosses
for the discontinuance of their SER
vices. Lively times are expected to-
morrow. There are about 500 belong
ing to the anti-Chinese League. The
streets are crowded and nothing else
talked of but anti-Coolie and Chinese.
New Republican Candidate.
New YORK, June Sth.-The Tribune
! says there is movement on foot to
bring Ex-Governor Morgan forward as
Presidential candidate. 1t is held
that with the plimentary vote for
Conkling the duty of the New York
| delegates will he at an end. The
deal of bitterness in the New York
delegation.
Government Receipts.
WASHINGTON, June Sth.-The re-
ceipts of the Government for the fiscal
year ending with June, with estimates
/ for June are: From customs Sl46,O27,-
! 636; internal revenue, $116,04S, ,507;
miscellaneous, S23, l0S,534. Expendi-
lures, 1888, las, ,853. The receipts show
a decrease from the estimates from
customs of over $4,000, 900, the inter-
nal revenue over 1900, 900, and an in
crease in the miscellaneous of over
$4,000, 900. The expenditures are con-
siderably over S5,000,000 inside of the
estimates.
LO After Crooks.
OMAHA, June 8th.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the department headquarters
this morning, dated Fort Laramie the
7th, says: The Indian courier from
Red Cloud brings a report that Just
before he left an Indian arrived from
| the mouth of Ton ue river. He found
there were twelve hundred lodges un-
der Sitting Bull Crazy Horse and 9TH
ers who were on the way to Powder
river to fight Crook on his return.
! They met the same band that Egan
saw on May 18th. They told him they
had met Clusters troops and fought
them all day. Many were killed on
both sides. no results reported. This
occurred about eight days ago.
The Annual Yacn, Race.
NEW YORK, May Sth.-The annual
regatta of the New York Yacht Club
takes place over the regular course.
The start will be made from the club
house, Staten Island. The water is
fair and there is scarcely any breeze.
The flags of those arrived are hanging
in heap, but few are yet at Staple
ton.
Blaine and His Prospects.
New YORK, June Sth.-A Washing
ton special of the Herald says two
gross frauds have been discovered
here, both put forth by the adherents
OF one of the Presidential Candidates.
The first is letter containing an un-
scrupulous attack on Blaine, which
was circulated, signed by Walter God
bright, correspondent of the Conkling
club, Washington, ID. c., asking as.
sistance to obtain the nomination for
ConKling, and offering substantial in
ducements to those who fell into line.
Both of these circulars are denounced
as frauds, having nothing to do with
Conkling, and emanating from the
supporters of another candidate, with
intent to injure ConklIng.
The Herald disparages Blaine's
prospects at Cincinnati and agrees
with the Times that he is not an avail
able candidate. His nomination
would be simply an invitation to de-
feat. All he can do is to take up
Washburn or Hayes and be War
wick where he hoped to be King.
A Norwegian Prince.
Prince Oscar Charles Augustus,
Duke of Gothland and second son of
the King of Norway and Sweden, is
coming on visit to the United States;
two Swedish men-of-war will accom-
| pany him.
FOREIGN.
PARIS, June sth.-George Sand,