Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-26
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MoJAvE, April 25th.-M. E.. Nc
Grat and wife, Mrs. r. A. Fisher,
r. P. Cary and wife, Mrs. ]. G.
Newton, P. Dalton, W. Hane, S.
p. Steward.
The staniey C0urs-MsrGa,.
WASHINGTON, April N.-Colonel
Stanley's defense, which closed yes.
terday, leaves the impression of
weakness. The Tribune character
ICES his course as unsoldierly, and
the plea of his counsel that he is
not required to prove the stories on
which his accusations rest, as very
dirty lawyers work.
Re'nrf,r Nsgr0 Ian mtg rrnis.
BnsTON, April pa large meet.
ing was held in Faneuil Hall to-day
to provide relief for the Kansas i'm
migrants. Governor Talbot presid-
ed.
Operative COiOmtes.
NEW YORK, April 24-The
movement noticed few weeks ago
for organizing Cooperative Colo
ny Aid Association, to assist worthy
families of workingmen to homes
In the West, was completed last
night by the electian of an Execu-
tive Committee, embracing the
following: Charles f. Deems, r, II.
Newton, Felix Adler, Joseph
Seligman, Courtlandt Palmer, e.
v. Smalley, G. f. Wingate, DR..
Rylance and George Saterlee. The
plan is to put the advantages of col
onization before the people, to aid
such as are willing to 60, IL posi-
BILE, and that eventually. If deemed
advisable, the Association should
take the form of joint stock con.
cern.
B,g Runs 80 Come CT
NLw YORK, April 24th.-Lewis
Clark, Jr., President of the Louis
Vile Jockey Club, and Pierre L.
riilard have arranged for u series Of
five matches to be run at Louisville
aud Monmouth Park. Lorillard
Is to name three colts, three years
{ old, bred at Rancoca's stock farm,
while Col. Clark is to have his pick
of Kentucky horses.
Pierre Lorillsrd, owner of Parole,
returned from his stock farm, New
Jersey, yesterday, having visited
Philadelphia and hought all the
Lesmington yearlings in Welch's
stables. There were thirteen. He
denies having won SO largely by
Parole as stated, but has unlimited
faith In the horse.
Murder Nsd suicide.
NEW YORK, April "a Albert G.
D.ffarge, druggist, this morning
fatally poisoned his son, aged four
wears, and himself. A younger
child will recover. Jealousy of his
wife is attributed as the cause.
Ats. snps 80 R+scus En,~mbeS MIA
cts Abandomed.
WILKsBARRE, April 24-The
men engaged in sinking shaft to
rescue the entombed minera at
Sugar Notch succeeded in working
through four chambers, when they
were compelled tn retire, as the
mine was convuIsed in dangerous
manner
R~s,se o" Removal "r senate En- !.
ptoyes.
CHICAGO, April 23.--A Journal
Washington special says, There
was sharp discussion in the Senate
to-day over the resolution to re-
scind the rule regarding the remo-
val OF the Senate employee, In
g which the Democrats suffered.
The Republicans assailed the course
of the Democrats, and put them on
the defensive. An amendment
proposed by Pendleton, that en-
ployes shall only be retained so
long as acceptable to a majority Of
the Senate. was adopted by a vote
of 36 to %. The discussion contin-
5. ued until the expiration of the
morning hour without. the resolu-
ton being disposed of.
The debate on the Army bill was
then resumed by Williams.
Conkling gave notice that he
should address the Senate to-mor-
row.
A Bsu.h with the sioux
CHICAGO, April PA telegram
received at military headquarters
last evening states that Lieutenant
Loder, with fourteen men of the
Third and Seventh infantry had a
brush with some Sioux Indians In
Mussel Shell Cafion, in which eight
Indians were killed and several
wounded. He lost one friendly In
dian, who was killed.
edwtn BOosi,'s wOU.d-bs Sssas, len
Sent to j Alt.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Mafk Gray,
who attempted to shoot Edwin
Booth last night, was before Judge
Summerfield this morning on a
charge of attempt to kill. After
Identification and brief recital nf
facts by Mr.. Booth, Gray pleaded
Ii''.v. The MAGISTRATE remarked
tbut Il was lucky nat the charge
vas not murder wherelpon Gray
ranlied. al wish ib was" Bail
- vas AZ frat flxod u az $4,000, but
ne lf Booth represented that he
ha3 been told Gray had expressed
fstesnl nation g. Kill him when
he was Tree aga l it was made
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