Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-06

then resumed. The House, by q
vote of 1874 to 100, struck out the
enacting clause of the transfer bill,
thus defeating it.
Mach Comeern st Army IIeadquar.
ters.
| WASHINGTON, June 5.-The sub d.
ject of Indian troubles is the source
of great attention at the War De-
partment. The Secretary of War
and the General of the Army have
been In consultation to-day with
reference thereto, and, in q brief
Cabinet Council, this afternoon,
McCrary indicated his views and
that of the military commanders
reporting to the Secretary of War
regarding the seriousness of the sit
uation. The army officers are con-
vinced that there is danger ahead.
1t is the general opinion at the War
Department that the army force is
far from sufficient to accomplish
all, but reliance Is placed upon the
support which troops will receive
from frOntiersmen. The troubles
on the Rio Grande just reported do
not cause as much apprehension as
the Western Indian outbreak.
Life saving station Changed.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-A bill
which passed the House to-day di.
rects the Secretary of the Treasury
to establish life saving station
at Bolinas Bay, in place of that
hitherto authorized at Point Reys.
uno Rio oranae Troubles.
New ORLEANS, June 5.-The
Galveston Ne,0s's Eagle Pass special
says news from Mexico has 1t that
a party of forty Mexicans, and Kick
apoO Indians attacked marauding
band of Lapans encamped near
Santa Rosa, Sunday, killing six
and capturing five with thirteen
women and children. The prison.
ers are now in jail at Santa Rosa.
EscoDedo's MOvement..
GALVESTON, June 5.-A Ne,os'
special says that Escobedo and
Muncio are only two miles apart.
The former is constantly receiving
relnforcements and is expected to
take Piedras Negras within few
days.
The rrussiaa RrichstaE To br sum-
inOnrd.
LONDON, June 5.-A Berlin spe-
cial says that the Reichstag will
nrnhahlV hn
shortly, and il it again refuses to
pass on the anti. Socialist bill it
will be dissolved.
LONDON, June 5.-A Berlin cor
respondent says that the Cabinet
Council to day, at which Prince
Bismarck presided, decided to
await the result of the Emperor's
wounds before deciding upon meas
ures to be adopted against the
Socialists. The correspondent adds
that this decision seems also to dis
pose of the rumOrs in regard to a
Regency. 1t is believed that q
large number of Socialists have
recently come to Berlin. The au-
thorities are taking precautions
against any outbreak. The richer
classes are exceedingly uneasy and
fear trouble, especially If the Gov.
ernment, as anticipated, attempts
repression of legislation.
Transports Ordered to be Ready,
MALTA, June 5.-Transports have
been ordered to take on board
coal supply for two weeks and hold
themselves in readiness to start at
six hours notice.
Unconscious.
LONDON. June 5.-A Berlin dis
patch says DR.. Modelling has been
unconscious since his second exam.
ination.
THE En.Iish Derby.
LONDON, June 5.-The great
event of the English racing season,
the race for the Derby stakes, took
place at the EPSON Summer meet
ing to, day and was won by Gen.
PeePs bay colt, "Sefton;" Count F.
De Lagrange's black colt, "Insu-
lar" second and Lord FaImouth's
bay colt, "Childenic" third.
Tho EmperOr's Condition.
BERLIN, June 5.-The Fmperor's
condition this morning is generally
satisfactory. He now occupies
room fronting on Unter Den Lin
den. Measures were to be taken to
prevent noise in the neighborhood
and the passage of carriages Is re-
quested on the opposite side of the
avenue and through other streets.
The Kussi~m Delegation 20 the
Congress.
ST. PETERSBURG .-Gortschak
is sufficiently recovered to 20 to the
Congress. He will be accompanied
by Count Schhuvalof and Prince
d'Onbrill, the Russian Ambassador
at Berlin.
The Agence Russe Gays that the
Eastern question will be dealt with
in a broad sense, with the object of
reaching a common understanding
and consolidating the peace of Eu-
rope.