Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-tt Is
repurted that some OF the Count y
School Boards of Examination re-
fuse to recognize State Suprri'ten.
dent Carts adjournment Of exam
nations, and will not meet a sug
ges,ed on Wednesday the 1lth inst
Certificates issu. d ~, the late eX-
ami, a,ions will be considered ille-
gal by superintendent Carr, and
warrants Issued on them will not
be paid.
san Frescssco Jsts.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. The
body of Edward Nc Lnughlar,
an irish lahorer, was found III th..
Bay near the mail dock this morn
Ing with u bottle Of whisky in his
pocket. TIE man had been miss
Ing since November.
John DOnahue, n native of Ire
land, laborer on the new City Hall,
fell from the sea affoId Thursday and
died from his injuries last night.
It had been decided to call up J.
G. Dpncan for trial to-day for rails
ing certificate of safe deposit
stock standing In the name of j.
B. Armstrong, OF Santa Rosa. A
subpoena for Armstrong was sent
to the Sheriff of Sonoma county.
who rafused to s-rve it an the
ground that it bore no seal. An
officer was then sent up from here
with a subj oena, who, on arriving
at Santa Rosa, got a sight of Arm
strong, but the latter Immediately
made himself scarce, aud, up to
the present time, has not been
found.
The Edue.a,ona, rroeisedness.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dea. 2-The
Committee of the Bosrd of Educa-
ton Saturday evening began lis
investigation concerning the pur-
chase and sale of lists o. questions
prepared for the examination OF
teachers. The evidence adducpti
showed that the business had been
carried on to a very great extent.
1t was claimed that about two hun
dred lists had been disposed of at
prices ranging from $3.50 to
80 SO per list. John A.
Moore, Principal OF the Eighth
Street g 10 mar School, by his own
confession aud the testimony OF
others was shown to have been reg
ularly engaged in the business of
obtaining and disposing If lists. A
man by the name Of e Waid, a res
ident of this city, and several ladies'
connected with the school d-part-
ment, and others not so connected,
are also implicated. Mr.. Wade,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
tion OF this city, is charged with
having sold lists, but the charge is
not as yet proven. The investiga'
tion will be continued this eve
ming.
san Frsncfsco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3-Cur.
rency-99 90 @par. Silver-l3@2
discount Whrat-Qulet aud easier;
choice, ST. 75@ 8o; good shirpiny,
81 10; fair, 81 85@i e-} Barley
Good feed active al $l@l 024; brew.
ing, quiet. Oa's-Duli; good tu
choice, 81 40@l go; common, 81 Is
@1 80 C"rn-Fair demand; large
yellow, 81; small yellow, 81 O5
Rye-Choice hav, 81 274. Hay
Quiet; stock, S7A@lo; wheat. slO@
l6.
Ths Prssiaens's M"s.agc Fore
shad"w.d.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-The San
has two column abstract of the
Pres idenl's message to lie delivered
to-day. 1t says the message will
be short and will not make mary
recon menhations for new legisla
tiOn. Hayes strongly advises Con.
gress to make no change In the cur
rpncy laws, leaving untouched even
ooinsge of silver aud trying y-ai
of restIn financial legislation. He
unitea with Sherman Ia REQ nm
mendInR the issue If y 3 66 bond 81
as low denomination a. zen dol.
lars. On The Southern question,
Hayes admits that what IL called
his policy is a failure and takes ev
treme radical gr"und, hut sugg-st'
no legislation. 1t may b- said. upor
authority, that this point ot TIL.
message will provoke n formal reply
from the Democrats of the House
Hayes quotes with approval Me
Crary's criticism of the posse CONT
tatus clause If the army nill. With
out committing himself TO eithe
the War or Interior Department.
In their dispute over the care of thu
Indians, Hayes recommends ,
new department, to which THU
and other like adminislrativ,
interests shall be coniiied
Hayes first treats of the yellow
fever plague and discusses III,
question Of the prevention or modi
hcation Of the deadly effects Of tn,
fever, suggesting national quar-
antine law. The next topic Is tn
Southern question. He dwells par
ticularly upon the dishonest cleo
tions held In South Carolina AM
Louisiana. He speaks of out
rageous frauds practic.d Il
South Carolina, where ther