Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-10
Morning kilograms.

morning IelegrdmS.
Passengers Passing south.
MoJAvE, Jan. 9.-J Schleicher,
H Donks, l. J Rose, G l. Crane, N
j Temple and wife, A Mitchell
wife and son, S 4 Mckee and
daughter, w r Better, A Mowery
e Chibon, r Chabol. Captain Jack
Crawford and troupe, Lieut.. w II
Winchester and 80 men.
The ARttasors ArraiEnsd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 0.--The
Kearney, Wellock
Knight, O'Donnell, Helm and
Pickett were arraigned in the City
Criminal Court this morning, on
the charges of riot and conspiracy.
Kearney, Wellock and Knight,
waived reading of their indict.
ments and asked till Saturday to
plead. 'Donnell and H elm plead.
ed not guilty. Picket. did not APP.
pear, being out of the city.
Respect 10 the Late Nathan Porter
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9th.-The
various courts of the city assem-
bled at the usual hour and passed
resolutions of respect to the memo
ny Of the late Senator Porter, when
the courts adjourned to attend the
funeral. The remains of the de-
ceased have been removed from
Covenant Hall, where they lay
during the night, and conveyed to
Dashaway Hall from whence the
funeral takes place at P. NJ.
Bank of California Dividend =
Kenrney in More Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, jan. 9.-The
Bank of California yesterday de-
clared a dividend, for the quarter
ending December 3lst, at the rate
of seven per cent. per annum, pay
able on the 18th.
Another warrant has been issued
for the arrest of Kearney under the
OF the Gibbs Ordinance,
or the so-called Gag Law" based
on language uttered at Charter Oak
Hall December goth.
Purify lag the Indian service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-It is stat
ell that the Secretary is rapidly
maturing vigorous measures based
on the report of his Board of Ingui-
ny for the publication of the In
dian service. The dismissal of a
nun Der of officials now connected
with it is certain, and it is intimat-
ed that the lightning may soon
strike in another form in an uneX-
pected quarter.
Mextco admits BrendsiHlrs Free OF
Duty,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Mex
lean CONGRESS has voted to admit
breadstuffs from other countries
free of duty. This is very advan-
tageous for California, New Next
60 and Texas, as furnishing an
available and profitable market for
their produce.
a Forger Sentenced 80 twu years.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Fredrick
r. Goodrich, who admitted forging
the names of employees of the In-
terror Department to the payroll,
has been sentenced to two years.
Imprisonment.
What ,he Pr~s,d-ns WIZ nnI VIII
Not isu.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Ths Pres
ident seems to have decided not to
renew the fight on the New York
The National Republican says:
awe state upon what we regard
high authority. that the President
will sign the silver bill whenever
to him, having become
confident that the business inter-
ests of the country and the MAORI
ty of the people demand it,"
Mexican Recognition Denied.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-There is
no truth in the specials declaring
that the Diaz Government is to be
recognized on the arri val here next
week from Mexico of Minister Fos-
ter. There will be no change OF
policy by the Administration upon
Mexican questions until Congress
shall have exhausted its proposed
inquiry aud had an opportunity to
express its views.
Tho Presidents Hackers ~ Rev
Hampshire.
Boston, Jan. 9.-At q meeting
of the Republican State Committee
at Concord, New Hampshire, last
night, it was manifest that there
was a formidable pro- Hayes ele-
ment in the party. A strong feel.
ing against Chandler was express.
ed by several delegates. A speech
was made by exhibited States Sen
ator Patterson, who, though en-
dorsing the President, doubted the
advisability of introducing the
matter into the convention
Speeches advocating either q con.
policy or positive en-
dorsemert of Hayes, were made by
Nci oooNo'Sf h"Jpi LIZ ~ L MI, "
Z. Moore and others. A. Fl. Tack
ami Mason w. Tappan severely at
tackled w. f. Chandler, who spoke
at length, criticising the action O
the President.
strskt"K Crtsptss nt Lynn.
BoSToN, Jan. 9.-The strike o
Crispins at Lynn is extending. A
large force of police was necessary
yesterday to protect non-Unionists
from assault. Several of the mol
have been arrested.
A Life Insurance MRu Goes mp,
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Theo. r
Wetmore, the convicted Vice Pres
ident of the Security Insurance
Co., has been sentenced to one yea
in the peDitentiary and $3.50 fine
the full penalty.
vicier Emanuel Dead.
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