Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-07

at nine. DR.. Callandeau was called
to attend HIM, but his services were
unavailing. The deceased was
we'll known in this city, where he
was born and went to school. He
was at one time printer
on one of the German papers. His
father, who was in good circum-
stances, INDUCED him in his theat-
RIGA aspirations at great expense,
but they always resulted in ridicu-
lous failures before the foot flights.
Turf Matters - Moilis McCar,by
Meets Fen -SMIxgter Dis.
a.blcd.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6th.-It
is decided that Molie Mccarthy will
leave in about four weeks to meet
Tenbroeck fin four mile am repeat
race for $4,000 at Louisville on the
Fourth of July next. Mr.. Winters
proceeds to-day to Sacramento
to make preliminary arrange
ments for the match.
Smuggler pulled up lame after
his exercise Tuesday last, and an
injury to his off fore leg was dis
coveree which is of so serious
cha racter as to foreshadow his re.
tirement from the turf.
Assessment in SILVER HiII.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Gth.-
Silver Hill levies an assessment of
one dollar.
Yumn-The CocoprIi and her IRE.
ci"us L".d-she sOiOrRdo RI.ins.
YUMA, April 6.-The steamer
CocOpah arrived this morning from
Aubrey with eight passengers, nine
teen bars base bullion from the
McCracken and Signal mines, val
ued at $4,000; fifty-three sacks
rich silver ore from the Arnold
mine, Cedar District, consigned to
Koshland Bros; 1877 tons galena
ore from Castle Dome.
During the past week the Colora-
do river has risen six inches, prob
ably caused by the melting of snow
in the foothills of Utah.
1t Is thought that the steamers
will soon sail on schedule time
with some degree of regularity.
The Cocopah will commence load
ing next Monday for Aubrey and
sail on the 10th.
RO.t"flice Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, April 6th.-The
House Appropriation Committee
has agreed TO the Postoffice Appro.
priation bill as reported by the Sub.
Ommittee. The bill appropriates
$33, l90,373 which is So, 257 1893 be-
Inuy tho OF IN nf nj
ment, and about $3.50, 900 less than
the appropriation for the present
year.
Tho Apaches Transferred.
WASHINGTON, April eth.
Indian Office has ordered the trans
fer of the Apache Indians to the
Southern Ute Agency.
The SprnKue mills Running.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., April g. The
Sprague mills at Natick are run.
ming to-day. In other villages, the
mel p stay out, fearing repetition
of the violence of yesterday.
A Disastrous Colonization veutnre.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Twenty-
| iOut vi d CVlouI JhC
neighborhood Of Dantzig, Ger
many, to Venezuela, have arrived
here in pitiable condition. They
say the colonists were sent into the
country, about 100 miles from
Caracas, and given some land
which was mountainous and ster-
lie. Coffee and rice were grown in
some places but the men did not
know how to cultivate it. Disease
was prevalent, and out of a colony
of $40, lis died during the time
they were living i'm the country.
The men were 0vertaXed and abus-
ed, Notwithstanding the fact that
they lacked for the necessaries of
life. In order to obtain any work
from land owners adjoining, emf
grants were obliged to subscribe to
bond which imposed certain con-
ditions. If these were not com.
piled with the workingmen were
punished on the spot. They had no
redress. The owners Of the steam
er which brought the impoverished
colonists from Venezuela to this
port have been notified to give
bond guaranteeing the people OF
this State from their cost or charge
for five years.
The Eastern Question sim.
LONDON, April 6.-The Russian
reply to Salisbury's circular, it is
said, will lay particular stress upon
the absence of u definite counter
proposal and will call upon Eng.
land to make counter proposal.
This will be the main point urged.
There is no foundation for the
statement that the present inten-
ton Is to keep the channel squadron
near Malta available for the trans
portation of troops therefrom.
some Hope ofthe Congress. Bat Not
! Mach.
| LONDON, April G.-There seems
to be some hope of q renewal of the
Congress negotiations unless war is
piecipitated by the necessity ror
counteracting military measures.
Russia is pushing forward on both
sides of the Danube. Her position
at Constantinople is considered so
doubtful, even threatening, for
England that very slight
notifications of the situation
might be considered to warrant
action which would amount to
breach of neutrality. AS long as
Vefik Pasha remains the Turkish
Premier, however, q Russo.Turk-
ish alliance is believed out of the
question. 1t is believed that the
koumanian Cabinets opposition
to the Russians Is real and deter
mined. The publication of
the GortschakoR Ghika interviews
has aroused general sympa-
thy for Roumania throughout
Europe. The Roumanian protest
against the treaty of San Stefano
was published in Vienna yester-
day, but it Is not yet known to
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