Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-20
l9SANaELES WEEKLY HERALD
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MOJAVE, Aprll l5.-HOn a
Burke, DR. II S Orme, D o Grant,
H Adler, j A Bidwell, w N Hor-
ton, w A Fuller, JIG Tucker, H
Susskind, w H Perry, Geo Irwin,
Mrs p Banning, l. Gundelfinger
and wife, G w Fowler, G D Armes,
] Godenrich, g Ream, w II Gum.
The Four Per Gents. and R. fnmdts Y
Cersincatss.
WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-The
Secretary of the Treasury an
nounces that in consequence Of the
proposal of syndicate to take
$3.50, 900 600 of four per cent. bonds
and $40,000,000 refunding certifi-
Gates, the circular offering bonds for
sale will be at once resclnded.
Bonds will be distributed among
subscribers and the syndicate.
Deve,opmrnt ar Our Nasiuaai
Wealth.
NEW YORK, April ia promi-
uent banker, member of the Syn
dieate, says: The enormous retail
trade of the past week shook the
entire 10 40 line, and bankers saw
the necessity of securing them oil
at once. One Of the happlest effects
of this large subscription will be to
advance the price of four per cent.
bonds in the English market, and
make them much sought after.
These enormous subscriptions only
illustrate the great material devel.
opment of wealth in the United
States during the last three years,
which passes the understanding
not only of Europe, but of our own
financial men. The evidence of it
is In our ability to i'm
port, aud pay for with
our surplus exports, principally,
all the loose United States securi.
ties held abroad, SO that the
amount held there, which five or
six years ago was $500, 100000 to
$1,000, 100000, cannot now be over
one-fifth, possibly one-sixth that
amount. The entire importation
of bords has taken place without
any material export OF gold,
and has been paid for altogether
in our products. The current
of feeling and expectation in Lou
don a month ago was that when
we came to the april settlement
there would be crash, another sus-
pension aud call upon England
for help. The English will begin
to realizs the greatness of this coun-
try, and our bonds will be taken in
preference to any other in the
world.
The r"Imsee rrini-A Gramattc
NEW YORK, April 1S.-At the
Talmage trial yesterday, after the
opening prayer, the Moderator
stated to the immense audience
present that at his suggestion a
meeting had taken place on
the previous evening between
Talmage and Hathaway, and
that each had written let
ter to the Presbytery. They
had come together at his invita-
tion, and from the meeting had
gone forth friends. The letters
were then read, each expressing
regret at a revival of old difficult
les, and declining to proceed fur
ther in standardization. All pres
ent were much astonished. Tai
mage said: II wish at this
point before we go any further,
to offer brother Hathaway the right
hand of fellowship. We settled
this matter last night, and no pow
er under Heaven shall now stop
It," [Sensation. Talmage, with
hand iretched, walked hurrid y
down the center aisle toward the
pew In which Hathaway sat. The
latter rose, and with arm upraised
aad su l'i1- nonntenance, awaited
tAa eGlGBE. The h8Uu ere clasped
shaae. .uu whils.4 t majority
& Tire 1GrezGtiau Ice Led on ad-
miE-r-. f.iuN-a asiated back to
f. hisee.l.gs.n #he 0lbsing scene:
q day Were rs larmOnious
oumv y. .Ae fsmlnius spectator.
audibIy called one of the reverend
speakers liar, and there was mucl
bitterness and confusion.
The Tribune, com menting on thu
proceedings says; "The public will
be apt to agree with Talmage'.
prosecutors, that the charge o
falsehood and deceit cannot b.
settled by handshaking."
Hayes ana tne COIored Men.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-A Time
special, illustrating what he call
"Hayes's sham sentimentality to
wards the poor Negro,u mention
that Ex- Congressman Rainey ha
been applicant for the office OF Thir'
Auditor of the Treasury. YesteI
day, a white Republican, ex-mem
ber of Congress, (Keightley, o
Michigan,) was nominated for th
position. To day Hayes tendere
RaIney the position of Assistan
appointment Clerk in the Treasur,
i Department. He rejected the offe
with indignation.
A convicted wsfe Murderer shOos
Himself
OMAHA, Neb., April 1Sth.-Dl
George st. Louis, who was t
-. have been taken from Fremont t
Wahoe to.doy to be executed fo
poisoni ng his wife, fatally she
himself In his cell early this morr
ing. at Fremont, and is momental
ilv expected to dies He committe
: .Se dead In spite Of the efforts I