Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-18

were appointed and the Convention
took u recess until 2 Z. NJ. ID. p.
Thompson, of Portland, is the most
spoken of for Governor; though
others are also named. Harmony
prevails and there is little doubt
that a ticket will be nominated
which will have the united support
of the Republicans OF the State.
What Senator COnkiinx Thinks of
tho Great Fraud
New YORK, April 19.-The World
will tomorrow publish an inter
view of its Utica correspondent
with Conkling. The Senator thinks
the alleged bargain between friends
of Hayes and Nichols, of Louis
lana, is sure to come out some
day and the whole country will be
appalled, by the dishonor of the adj
ministration. Reviewing the his
tory of the Electoral Commits
sion, he says that the coun-
try was in imminent peril.
The danger was not from
the South but the West. General
Steadman had seventy thousand
men enrolled and assigned to regi-
ments for the purpose of seating
Tilden in case the Republican pro-
gramme, to have Vice President
Ferry count the votes and declare
Hayes elected, had been carried
out. President Grant was at his
Wits ends; he confessed to me he
did not know what to do.
M"re Bceeher.Ti.,on Mitigation Ia
NEW YORK, April lit is gem
orally conceded that some litigation
will follow the confession of Mrs.
Tilton, probably in the shape of
charge of SANDER brought against
Mrs. Tilton. Plymouth Church
is likely to open tue fight. Tlton
refuses to be interviewed.
gin,- Of adjournment of CONGRESS
Agreed Upon.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
Senate has agreed to adjourn on the
tenth of May The House will
take the same action.
G=eecs VIII Attend sha Money Cou.
gress.
LONDON, April ia Paris dis
patch says that Greece has accepted
the invitation of the United States
to the International Bi-metalIic
Conference.
Rmssi1 willing TO Have Peace.
VIENNA. April IA cores
pOndent says that the prevailing
ri ta,i ID e..
the renewal of efforts for an under
standing with Austria. Austria,
however, steadfastly adheres to a
solution by the Congress. A Ber-
lin dispatch says that, it is under
stood that, in consequence of the
slow progress OF attempted media
ton, Prince Bismarck has recon-
mended fresh negotiations between
the Powers themselves.
a Feeling of CneasGness Ia 81. re-
tcrsburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, April H.
There is II vague feeling of uneasi-
ness among well-informed people
to-day, but no reason can be dis.
covered therefor, except the pro.
longed suspense.
AngiU- Russo.TurkishI Items
RAGUsA, April 17th.-Turkish
troops in Bosnia and Herzegovina
are retiring to Constantinople.
BUCHAREST, April 17th.-The
Government will endeavor to pre-
vent Russian occupation.
LONDON, April 17th.-The Pail
Mall Gazette intimates that there
is no occasion for England to de.
clare war. She can simply keep up
her armament and occupy certain
points until the strain on Russia's
financial resources, by persevering
in her present position, brings her
to her senses.
BUCHAREST, April 1.-THE en-
tire Roumanian militia has been
called out. The Russians have pre-
vented train with ammunition
for the Roumanian army from
leaving Bucharest. There are con-
slant quarrels between Russian
and Roumanian soldiers.
LONDON, April IA Vienna po-
litical correspondent states that
the Roumanian Government has
been Informed that one hundred
and twenty thousand Russians
would occupy that principality.
A Vienna dispatch says that
trustworthy advices indicate that
the Russians, although endeavor-
ing to conclude convention with
Roumania, are taking all measures
to secure their communication by
fortifying positions around Bucha-
rest and Plojesti, and towards the
Danube.
A special from Bucharest says
that unconfirmed rumors are cur
rent that the Roumanian Govern
ment is about to retire to Krajova.
A special from Widen says an
Imperial ukase has been issued
which directs the speedy reorgani-
cation of the Bulgarian Assembly
to meet June fifteenth If possible.
a correspondent at Berlin learns
on most Trustworthy authority, that
Prince Bismarck has offered his
good offices with view to bringing
about an understanding between
England, Austria and Russia. 1t
is untrue that he suggested pre-
liminary conference at Berlin. 1t Is
hoped that the result of his efforts
for mediation will be known on
Thursday. If they are successful he
will probably suggest the holding of
the Congress there shortly.
a Vienna correspondent says,
that according TO we'll founded re-
port, Prince Bismarck is endeav-
oring to obtain the simultaneous
withdrawal of the British fleet
from the Sc of Marmora and the
Russians from the neighbour God of
Constantin ople.