Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
gos Aaseles Alerala.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Indianapolis dispatches say it is not known
that Landers, for Governor, will endorse the
greenback platform.
A Worlds Buffalo special says the people OF
the State are overwhelmingly for TiIden, and
that nine-tenths of the Democrats are
pledged to the Governor.
Harrison, ex-State Senator, accidentally
killed himself with pistol yesterday at
Richmond. Ky.
A dispatch from Lisbon reports the death
of the Princess Isabella, aunt of Dom Pedro.
She was regent of Portugal during the child
hood of her niece.
The Treasury up to this time has paid out
In fractional currency over. 100000 in silver
coin.
The city National bank of Chicago failed
yesterday morning.
At Borden, CAL, yesterday morning
shooting affair took place wherein a aSpaniard
named Miguel Valencia was shot and killed
by ]. E. Griffith, a blacksmith by occupation.
The Times says that Bristow is recognized
as the representative of the reform sentiment
OF his party. His claim to this position
grows stronger steadily.
The Tribune's Philadelphia special says
CATION of the naval affairs. The develp-
ments are unknown, but the Committee ex-
press great satisfaction.
The Republican delegates from Massachu-
setts thus far are nearly equally divided be-
tween Blaine and Bristow. The best organi-
zation is for Blaine, but the people are more
for Bristow.
A report has reached Leavenworth that a
family OF five persons from Pennsylvania
were massacred by the Indians near Custer
City.
OF the three men wounded at the Red Can
on massacre, near Laramie, two have died.
A Madrid dispatch says that the Spanish
Government has consented to suspend the
collection of the forced war loan from, and
the billeting of soldiers upon the English res
idents while negotiations with Great Britain
on the subject are pending.
The Times Washington correspondent says
that Bristow refuses to surrender the original
papers of his department to the various Con-
gressional Committees, or to any one else,
though willing to allow them to see them at
the department. This action is the result of
q cabinet meeting, because of stones refusal
TO return documents on Monday.
Blaine will ask the House for permission to
make personal explanation, wherein he
will answer the charges recently made
against him relative to railroad bonds.
The Worlds Washington correspondent
says that Davenport failed in his testimony
to convince the Committee that his huge ex-
penditures were proper. Even the Republi-
can members do not deny it, and are willing
to concede that that there have been gross ir-
regularities in the matter of vouchers.
Dom Pedro is expected to arrive in San
Francisco tomorrow
Silver was 81 in San Francisco on S saturday
Norton McMichael, of the Philadelphia
North american says Conkling can not have
Pennsylvania's vote at Cincinnati.
The st. Louis Globe Democrats Leaven-
worth special says: News from the seat o
Indian troubles in Big Horn county is to the
effect that the Cheyennes are broken up into
small bands for marauding purposes. par
ty Of miners had q fight with one of these
bands the day before yesterday in which one
Indian was killed and two miners were
wounded.
The impeachment trial will probably close
by the Senate admitting Belknap's plea OF
want of Jurisdiction.