Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-19
loSANHElES WEEKLY HERALD
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Anders, e T Ackernan. NJ Welch,
CS Chaub. A E Sayers, N Water.
burg, H NJ Kaufman, c P Rswson,
8 y Melvin.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 On
the re. Resembling OF the Republi-
can State Convention this morn
ing, the report of the Committee
on Credentials, ruling out contest
ants from San Francisco, Los An
geles and Ventura counties, and
the report Of the Committee on
Permanent Organization. recon-
mending the temporary officers for
permanent officers of the Conven-
ton were adopted. The Com nit.
tee on Platform asked for further
time. Recess until 2 P. NJ.
Pxehee"'s Cbsnces 4sod.
SACRAMENTO, June tat an
Informal caucus Of the Fourth Dis.
trict delegation last night Pacheco
was found to be the almost unanl-
NOUS choice.
The silver Probiem.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE prin-
cipal causes to which the recent
London rise In silver is attributed
are the suspension of sales by the
German Government; a vague ru.
NOR that Germany intends to re-
store the bimetalljc currency; the
decreased offering of Council bills
by the Indian Government, owing
to the recent and probably tempo
rary change of policy; the diminu-
ton in the reported American sill
yer production and the slightly In
creased gold production; consid-
NerAble increase of silver In the
NBank Of France; an advance in the
,rice Of cotton, which tends to In.
atease silver exports to India, and
the conviction that our Govern
mint Ia likely to adopt free coin
ag, which would tend to relieve
theIoverloaded European markets
of liver at our expense. The Times
thiiiks none Of these causes will
make q permanent advance cer-
tain. Bismsrk is more likely to be
waiting for rise Ia the price than
intending to abandon the single
standard, for which he has already
sacrificed so much. Germany still
has from sixty to eighty-seven
millions of silver out. Whenever
the Indian Government puts its
bills upon the market, silver falls,
and we cannot count on Its ability
to refrain. American silver pro.
auctions ductuate go violently that
we cannot rely on continued de-
crease.
Tho Asehis"n. ropsk~ and Santa Fs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~s . Rival 10
sss Frsacssco.
NEW YORK, June l7.-An intel
ligent correspondent of the Times,
writing from New Mexico detail.
ing the affairs Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
says: The Boston Company are
backed by unlimited capital, and
have determined on the construct
ion Of q road from Guaymas this
way, meeting the road from this
way at point called Soldiers
Farewell, APO miles from Las
Vegas, the present terminus, and
nearly midway Of the route. The
distance (all rail from New York
to Guaymas will be about So, 800
miles, only 800 miles further than
from New York to San Francisco.
Quay mas 10 an average distance of
500 miles nearer the principal ports
Of China than San Francisco, and
1000 miles nearer Australia.
A Veto end A.osiser Extra Session.
NEW YORK. June l7th,-The
Bxlletin's usually we'll informed
Washington special states that the
President will promptly veto the
Judicial Appropriation bill. The
prospects are an adjournment and
another extra tession Of Congress
within two weeks.
Ds Csssswnso ARk 90 Thlogs Lively
IN she CHAMBER Of Dupusies.
VERSAILLES, June l7th.-In the
. discussion on Jules Ferry's educa-
tional bill in the Chamber of
Deputies Paul de Cassagnac accused
Ferry of uttering calumnies
against religions orders aud with
fslsifying documents. He refused
to retrsct the charges, and on the
Left voting to oensureaDe Cassag-
mao, the confusion became 30
great that Gam BETA, President of
the Chamber, left the chair, closing
the session for an hour. De
Cassagnac continued speaking,
after the galleries had been cleared,
amid great confusion.
The Chamber of Deputies, on re-
Stunning its sitting, voted to exclude
De CAssagnac from the Cham Der
for three days. De Cassagn re-
plying to the vote of the House,
declared the present Cabinet was
Infamous. Gambetta threatened
him with prosecution, when the
Sitting was again suspended aud
; the debate ultimately adjourned.
Many members OF the Right
rnshed toward the Ministerial
btu0h. Oariste called Minister
ri -ste q coward. aud there was s.
. III E0uai collision between lhem
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