Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

therefore sffirms the judgment of
the lower Court in favor OF Helen
Tsrbet. Justice Bradley delivered
the opinion.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, May 7.--sENATE.
Mcdonald reported the bill intro
duced yesterday by Eaton, making
it unlawful to use any part of the
army and navy at the polls, etc
z gave notice that he would cali
it up to morrow. The Judiciary
Committee have added two amend
ments. The first provides that the
bill's rrohibition against bringing
to or employing troops at the polls
shall not apply to the use OF mill
tary force when necessary. "to pro.
tsct the State against INVASION
, The other amendment inserts the
words "when the Legislature can
not be convened" after the clause
which exempts from the prohibi.
.ion the employment of the army
or navy to enforce the fourth sec
tion of Article Nv of the Constitu-
! tion and laws made In pursuance
thereof, "upon application of the
Legislature or Executive of the
State"
Beck reported the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropris-
tion bill, and gave notice that he
would call it up at an early day.
! The principal amendments made
! by the COMMITTEES on Appropria
tions are those which were agreed
/ upon by the committee yesterday,
including the omission of the
Hruse clause directing $4,000 600
| from the reserve fund to be issued
in payment of arrears OF pensions
The resolution authorizing Il Q
taking OF testimony in relation 10
the claim of Spofford to The seat OF
Senator kellogg, was considered
HoUsE-The morning hour was
consumed in the introd uctiou and
reference of bills.
The Senate amendments to the
bill providing for certain expenses
of the present session were con-
Cured in.
Knott reported back without
amendment the bill introduced to
prohibit military interference at
elections.
Robson offered a substitute
making it unlawful to bring to or
employ at any place, when Il gen
eral or special election is being
held in the State, any part of the
army or navy, unless such employ
ment shall be necessary to carry
out the PROVISIONS of the Constitu:
tion or overcome forcible obstruc.
tion to the execution of laws made
in pursuance thereof, and making
any violation of this act a penal
offense. The substitute is entitled,
"Bill to further. pro- ect freedom Of
elections
RobesOn's substitute was defeat
ed; ayes So, noes l2l. 30 7
8eiO.sa, Raiira"d Conibinai,d.,
NEW YORK, May THE Bmle-
TN says: "The West aud North
west are exhibiting very decided
symptoms of uneasiness at The col
ossal railroad combination, under
stood now to be in progress to oon-
troll tie trade and commerce OF the
whole continent between the AT
lan;ic and Pacific" r 80 :.
in TsInese,s- ;Trtni. Ia,
New YORK, May 7. 1.-The Brook
lyn p, esbytery beganvoting. to-day
on the charges against DR.. Tai
mage. The vote stands ct prss ent,
twelve to acquit, three 90 find ver-
dict OF guilty and three undecided
roos.'s wou.d-be' A.ss.sin rieaas
Gminy.
CHICAGO, May Ttb.-Gray, who
attempted to shoot the actor Booth,
pleaded guilty this morning to as
sauit with intent to kill, aud was
remanded for sentence. The ques-
tion of mis- sanity viii be consld-
cred,
ysadeubi,t's Movements.
CHICAGO, May Tth. h.-President
Keys, of the Northern Railway
Company, said 70 q reporter to-day
that ne believed Wander bilt had Sc
cured an interest in thar road, but
had 10 intimstion of any projected
change in tire management on that
account. TIE authorities of the
! Chicago and Alton RAILROAD deny
the reports of Yanderbilt's propIis
etorship therein. ''fi
rhe Lacaise Caanr.
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