Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-28
coal dealer; Treasurer, b. Haas,
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Flansburg, upholsterer.
Congressi onai.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The
House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Indian Appropria-
ton bill, Potter in the Chair.
A New Public Ruiiding.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Tbe
House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds has agreed to re-
port favorably on q bill providing
for he erection of new building
for the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
General Gibbon was before the
House Committee on Military AT.
fairs again to-day.
Against WOODS Tariff BiiI.
WASHINGTON, April PA can
vass of the House on Woods's tariff
bill shows a majority of 81 against
the bill.
Jersey G.sy to be 10 Fora of Entry.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The
House Committee on Commerce
has agreed to report favorably
bill constituting Jersey City Port
of Entry and providing for the APP
pointment of Collector of Gus.
toms.
men fn Boston.
BOSTON, April 27.-A delegation
of Southern Congressman, inclu-
ding Senators Gordon, Morgan and
Jones, and Represen tatives Car
Isle, Ellis, Yeates, Whitthorne,
Clark, Hooper, Young, Morey aud
Goode, arrived to-day. They are
guests of the Boston Com mercial
Club.
Ran ora Providence Savings Ranks.
PROVIDENCE, April 27.-Savings
banks here are subjected to a run
to-day and the stronger the bank
the heavier the run. The Union
and Jackson banks require sixty
days notice.
The Pascog Savings Bank in
BnrrelvilIe is temporarily enioined.
Hendricks On the Confessions.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Hendricks says that the
Florida confessions are no surprise
to him. He intimated that legal
proceedings based oil them will be
Instituted, but not Immediately.
Trn.,l,,e 4 ns0uy the RrazlItnu UaII
road fosce.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27th.-A
gentleman just returned from Bra
iii reports dissatisfaction among
the laborers who sailed from here.
The Italians, as soon as they ar
rived on the Marmon river, began
to strike for more wages. The
demonstration was suppressed by
the older laborerS and the refrac-
tory ones were imprisoned.
Hayes Ia Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Pres-
ident Hayes and party started this
morning for tour of the coal and
iron regions of Lehigh and Schuyl.
kill Valleys. The most prominent
industrial establishments on the
route will be inspected. They will
return to the city this evening.
On reaching Bethlehem the par
~ was met by large delegation of
citizens. The President addressed
the large assemblage and was
cheered Justify. After visit to
the establishment of the Bethle-
hem Iron Co., Lehigh Zinc Works
and Lehigh University, the cars
were again taken and the train
proceeded to Mauch Chunck.
Memorial Day tm Georgia.
MACON, April o. Memorial day
is celebrated with great solemnity
here and in other parts of the State.
More Indian Raids %" the border.
SAN ANTONIO, April 27.-More
Indian rpids on the border are re.
ported.
Tho English strikes.
LONDON, April 27.-The firms
represented at the spinners' meet
ing in Oldham, yesterday, run
four million spindles. The meet
ing decided that each employer
must follow his own course in re.
gard to the reduction of time.
Although it is stated that the
strike of cotton operatives at Pres
ton is ended, that appears to be the
case only SO far as operative spin
ers are concerned. The weavers,
winders and Wrappers are still out,
and no likelihood of q settlement
at present.
Enthustasun in military circles.
LONDON, April 27.-Great enthu-
siasm was manifested in military
circles last night on it's becoming
known, that the whole of the staff
and commissioned officers at AL
dershot had received orders to hold
themselves in readiness for imme-
diate active service. 1t was also
stated that all the principal officers
had received important secret in
structions for certain contingent
cies. 1t is said that orders will be
shortly issued for the formation of
the second army corps and the rails
ing of battalions of that corps to a
war establishment.
The Lato War FrOntier.
BELGRADE, April 27.-Disturb-
ances have broken out at Niscb
and Piriot between the inhabitants
and the Servlan authorities, in con-
sequence of Russia's summons for
recruits.
A famine is raging at Vranja,
caused by military acquisitions at
Rustchuk. Out of six thousand
Russians, forty or fifty die daily of
typhus. AT Adrianople, Sistova
and Tirnova it is reported that hun
dreds die daily.
War News.