Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-07

AIChle DOslanuy j. L. CaValller,
H. Dobinson and n. H. Lloyd. o.
these, Sherwood represents the
Cook interest, the others being oil
the Baldwin party.
Election in Justice.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The
election OF the Justice Mining
Company is now in progress at the
office of the Company. There is
not large attendance, most of the
stock being concentrated in O few
hands by proxy or otherwise for
election purposes. The result is
not likely to be reached for some
time, but the chances are in favor
of the Baldwin party.
San Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Floul
Unchanged. Wheat-Inactive;
milling, So 1902. Is; shipping, So. O5.
Barley-Dull and nominal; feed,
95c@$1.0O; brewing, S1.20@1, 80.
Oats-Firm; choice feed, $l.40@
1.50; light, $125@1.3O. Corn
Steady; large yellow, $2.05. Hay
STEADY; choice wheat, SIS; stock,
IS. Potatoes-Duli; old, Sc; new,
2@33c. Wool-Unuhanged.
Bodies Recovered From tho Mim-
neap"Iis Ruins.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, May Co.
The number of killed by the re-
cent disaster is now sweIled to IS,
the names of Jacob Rhodes and
John Grandman being added. The
bodies of eight Of the eighteen
have been recovered. Ten more
are buried in the ruins, of which
eight are in the ruins of the Wash.
burn mill; one In the Zenith and
one in the Humboldt. Three of
the number were identified last
night as Clark WILDER, John Bayer
and e. w. Burbank, watchman.
These and others were identified by
keys, knives, etc., on their persons.
The fifth body is identified by the
incidents of death as that of the
boy Jacob Rhodes. 1t is he whose
tragic death was witnessed by the
crowd on the railroad track and
who was first supposed to be John
Bayer. The other remains are be.
lieved to be Patrick Judd, Cyrus
Ewing and Peter Halberg.
The President nnd the Tunairg
NEW YORK, May 6.-The New
York World's Washington special
says that the President will allow
the Pacific Railroad Funding bill
to become a law by the ten days
lapse. The bill was delivered to the
President on Wedne sday.
Preparing tD Prove her Quit.
New YORK, May G.-The World
says that Mrs. Tilton is preparing
a detailed statement confirming
and explaining her late confession.
Plymouth Church people have
heard this report and believe tits
true.
Another Fenian Raid Suggested.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May CT is
rumored that an invasion of Can
ada Is planned by the Irish in the
case of war between Russia and
England. 1t is stated that three
companies of Irish patriots are
armed and equipped here ready for
Irishmen have been notified SO that
they can be here in twenty-four
hours, while there are 5000 more in
this vicinity that will rendezvous
for a raid in twenty.four hours after
orders are issued. Nothing au-
thentic can be obtained to substan-
tiate these rumors.
TexRs-PNeflc Confident.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Friends
of the Texas-Pacific Railway say
that the bill recently introduced by
Senator Johnston as a compromise
between that Company and the
Southern Pacific is in no sense in
their interest. They claim John
ston as friend of their measure
and are sanguine of passing their
bill as reported by the Pacific
Railroad Committee.
Poor Mrs. Triton.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The World
says: "The annual business meet
ing of Plymouth Church will be
held this evening. 1t Is UNDER
stood that the name Of Mrs. Tilton
will be dropped from the roll of the
church. Whether she will appear
and make statement or not Is not
known"
Funeral Of John Ca,iiEhau.
MONTREAL, May 6.-The funeral
of John Callighan who was shot on
Wellington Bridge on the night of
the Orange concert took place this
afternoon. About 10000 members
of the Irish National Societies
took part.
why 1iIden did mot take the Oath.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Post
will tomorrow publish an editorial
showing why Tflden refused to take
oath of tho DraoiIontioI DHoa