Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-06
Late kilograms.
EASTERN NEWS.
Georgia Republics ms.


ATLANTA, Ca, May 4th.-The Re-
publican convention assembled this
morning. There was much anger be-
tween the white de egates. Ths dele
CATION at the latest count stands C0nk-
ling, 8 Morton 7, Bristow 4, Blame 3.
A Presidential Canar,l.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The latest
sensation is a scandal concerning the
presidential candidates. The story Is
about Senator Conklings connection
with the Fire Lock patent case.
Maryland for RIaine.
FREDERIcKs, Nd, May 4'h.-The
Republican State Convention to NOM
mate delegates to the National Con-
veption at Cincinnati met to-day.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
gratitude that all efforts to stnirch be
honor and integrity of the President
had failed. They pledged the vote Of
Maryland to Blaine as candidate for
President, and commended Bristow for
his efforts to expose fraud. Delegates
were directed to vote for Blaine as
long as there was q reasonable hope Of
his nomination.
The strikers.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 5th.-The
trouble which has been in existence
between moulders formerly employed
by the cooperative stove company
and the men now employed, took for
midable shape yesterday. Last even.
ing as about dozen workman were
gong home they came in contact with
about twenty-five strikers, who had
laid in wait, and as the parties came
within two or three rods of each 9TH
er the striking moulders commenced
10 hurl stones, bricks and other mis-
sles at the other party, most of whom
took to flight. Four or five stood
their ground and were severely beat
en-. Several pistol shots were fired.
and one r. A. Muller, was dangerous
ly wounded in the shoulder. The ruff
fans not being satisfied, advanced up
on the wounded man, beating him
severe ly. A special from the coal
fields says there is considerable ex-
citement, but no serious damage.
About fifty troops are on the ground
ready for any emergency. H. North
ington, engineer at the mite, was met
last night by party of strikers and
threatened with instant death If he
quit the mine. Serious trouble is APP
pretended.
The BraxiIians.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4th.-The
Empress of Brazil aud suite arrived
here this afternoon and are at the
Continental Hotel The Emperor is
not expected until Tuesday next.
New York.
New YORK, May 4th.-Arrived
steamers Scythia from Liverpool,
Lessing from Hamburg and Califor-
MIA from Glasgow.
A large party sailed down the lower
bay this afternoon to meet Offenbach,
but he has not yet arrived. Great
are being made to seren-
ade the great composer on Saturday
night.
Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4th.-The
United States Centennial committee
met this afternoon and occupied the
entire session discussing the right of
to allow the sale of Iiq-
uors upon the grounds. Finally they
lodged the question by voting unani-
mously to Indefinitely postpone far
ther consideration of the subject.
Arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, May 4th.-Stea mer
England arrived here from New York
at midnight last night.
A Pacific Vessel.
Boston, May 4th.-rhe ship Wild
wood of San Francisco arrived at this
port to-day from Hull, England, and
came over in ballast there being no
business of any description for her on
the other side OF the ocean. She was
built at Fort Madison, Washington
1871 and Is in this harbor
seeking employment.
Assassination.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, May 5th.-J.
Gossich, salson keeper, shot and
probably fatally wounded Edward
Reilly, of North Brighton yesterday.
The ball lodged in the breast. Gossich
claims to have done the shooting in
self de.ense. He has been arrested.