Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-26

boundaries.
The language Of the existing
Constitution was adopted.
The report of the Miscellaneous
Committee was read.
| The Committee then rose for re-
cess.
SAN BernardinO.
SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. Z5.-The
weather during the past few DAYS
has been clear and quite warm, the
thermometer yesterday marking
82S In the shade. 1t is now cloud.
Ing up, with favorable indica tions
Of rain.
| The Mexican horse thief, who
was wounded few days ago in
being captured, died yesterday in
the County Hospital.
The Lodge of Good Tenn plars, in.
augurated here six months ago, has
a membership of one hundred and
eighty.
The new Odd Fellows hall will
be dedicated with imposing cere-
monies on Monday next.
Los OF Governm ent veaseis.
PANAMA, Jan. 1.-THE U. s.
steamers Pensacola, Alaska, Lack
awana and Tuscarora are here.
The Alaska leaves for San Francis
CO about the 18th, and the Pensaco-
Ia and Lackawana leave at the
same time for the south coast. The
Tuscarora awaits orders and will
then resume the survey of the
Mexican and Lower California
coasts.
BOONE, Iowa, Jan. pa fire
occurred here last night in the
bowling alley of Samuel M. Ives,
who, in attempting to secure his
books and papers, was burned to
death.
| Bilisard Match.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The game
last night was between Sexton and
DAILY and was won by the former
in fifteen innings. Score, 600 to
284. Sexton's largest runs were
2l4, 2l3, 116; DAILY, 173.
Tho Rig Peasion BIs Higucd.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The
President has signed the Arrears of
| Pensions Bill.
The I'ra,an Tra~sier~~A ria 3" she
| ff Cunimissee.
WASHINGTON, Jan 25.-The Joint
Congressional Committee appoint
Ell TO consider the advisabiIity of
transferring the Indian Bureau
from the Interior to the War De.
partment, this morning voted on
the subject with the following re-
suit: Against the transfer, Senators
Saunders and Oglesby, and Repre-
sentatives Stewart and Voorhees,
four. In favor OF the transfer, Sem
ator McCreary, and Representative
Scales, Hooker and Boone--four.,
Bsniaad for SILVER Daliass- Kid
| Gi"ve Cases.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The de.
mand for silver dollars to-day
amounted to $4,000. For the
month it has been $449, 900.
The Committee of Ways and
Means decide that they have not
time this session to make an in-
vestigation into the kid glove
cases on the request preferred by
Secretary Sherman.
Tne -Four Per Cent. Loan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Sub.
scriptions to the four per cent.
loan since yesterdays report are
$l4, ,02s, 700. 3-la .9
Kiiied his Daushser ana Himself
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Thursday
night, a well.to-do farmer, named
o. P. Hull, residing near the viii
lage of Watsonville, Iowa, rose in
the night, and with an axe eplit
open the head of his daughter
Emma, aged 18, aud Immediately
thereafter shot himself with fatal
effect.
4 0hrIsttancy About 90 Resign Rnd
SlAks Way for z ick Chandler
1 LANSING, Mich, Jan. 25.-It is
rumored here that Senator Chris.
tiancy will soon resign his seat in
the United Stafes Senate to accept
4 the mission to Peru, and that ex-
Senator Chandler will be elected
to ill the vacancy. al FHi5vg.
|
French j JsurusliAt Sentenced for
PARIS, Jan. 25.-The manager of
Of the Ldntaine newspaper has
been sentenced to three months'
Imprisonment and to pay 1900
francs for libelling Government
, officials.
a
sion.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.-At the confer
ence of the International Sanitary
Commission to-day, at which Ger
many, Austria and Hungary were
represented, the measures to pre-
vent the plague, proposed by the
! German and Austrian delegates,
were, in substance, adopted. The
regulations relative to imports from
Russia are slightly less stringent
than the programme reported pro-
vides, but the Com mission resolved,
, in the event of spread of the epi-
demic, to entirely close the from.
| tier,
A Royal wedasaE
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 25.-
CIR and Duchess Anastasia, daugh-
ter of Grand Duke Michael, was
married to-day to Prince Frederick
:. Of Mecklenburg-Schwe"''t st ihe
WintaE FaI8ca, with great oeromo-
' by use oity is illuminated TO.
. night, 20 Deums were sung 10 ali
p churches, Bells viii continue urg'
. ing thgee days,
n srrseEeN 3er TpraFss0asins g. e.asassi'
j. mate GsnsbgtsH,