Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Morning kilograms.
passengers aoinx s.u,n.

Passengers doing south.
Il MoJAvE, Dec. M Baker, wife
and daughter, G H Bush, f L
I Sper Ner and wife, w I'll Perry, [
Martin, II M Shadbolt, Mrs Thurs
ton and son, s Kalton, b Neff.
Important Drcision so Brswets.
LILwAUKEE, Dec. 2.-In the
United States Court to-day, Judge
Dyer decided the case of Matthew
Gotfried against the Philip Best
k Brewing Company, sustaining the
complainanps patent. The decis.
ion is of great importance to brew
ers, as it makes them liable for roy
atty for the use of the process and
apparatus for pitching the inner
surface of kegs and barrels which
have been in use in large brewer
les for several years. 1t Is UNDER
stood that other large brewers, in
n, cluding those of Illinois and other
States, have stipulated to abide by
the decision, subject to its confirm
alton by the Supreme Court.
ta,sId Dtsctoses his Program m q.
d AToHIsoN, KS, Dec. 1st.-Jay
l Gould land party returned to this
city to-day. Mr.. Gould was shown
the dispatch sent from st. Joseph
on Sat irday night to the Associa-
ted Press, and said its statements
were wholly unfounded. He fur.
ther stated that the central branch
Yof the road would be extended to
connect with the Kansas-Pa at
an early day; that the st. Joseph
and Denver road would be extend.
ed to Atchison from point near
Troy Junction; that line would
be built from Blue Rapids, or Wa
terville, to Marysyille, and that
the central branch from this
city to Waterville would.
be relaid with steel rails,
In order to provide for the largely
increasing traffic over it. These
n changes will give the city outlets
it never before had, over both the
st. Joseph and Denver and Kan
sas- Pacific. The new route from
Grand Island, on the Union Pacif-
ic, via Atehison to st. Louis, will
be the shortest and most direct line
II the West affords between the Pa
- cifio Coast and the Missouri river,
and the extension of the central
/ branch to connection with the
III Kansas. Pacific near the west line
n of the State, will make the short
sst and most direct route from
it Denver to the Missouri river. Mr..
III Gould indicated that all OF the traf-
! fic passing over his Kansas and
Colorado roads and the Union Pa
cific for st. Louis and the East
n would center at this city.
II Measures OF Reform In Rnssis.
LONDON, Dec. IA Berlin dis
patch says: The Gar will inform
Il the nobility of Moscow. at the re-
ception to-day, of his determina-
ton to call number of unofficial
advisers to assist him in the gov
ernment of the Empire. The coun-
ell will be purely deliberative,
'without any right of control or in
reference, and will be chosen
n partly by suffrages of the middle
and peasant classes and partly by
direct nomination by the Gar
from the ranks of the hereditary
nobility. Other measures of local
reform will be announced. These
Innovations have been strongly ad.
yocated by the Czarowitch.
the Last Of she Ameers.
II LONDON, Dec 2.-The Post, COM
menting upon Yakoob Kahn's de-
parture from Cabul to Peshawar,
says: This news is Of great sig
nificance. 1t probably means that
~ Afghanistan has seen the last of
its Ameers. 1t also points to the
restraint, If not actual punish
ment, being in store for Yakoob,
for hi0 carelessness, If not connlv-
auce at the massacre OF the EN-
bassy. The exact part he played
may never be known. The COM
mission of inquiry are reported to
have found 1t absolutely impossi-
Bile to obtain evidence that would
Justify conviction for the major Of
Tense, but there is more than
enough to establish Yakoob's
weakness and culpable negligence.
rne Frencb Onamber and the MIA
istry.
III, LONDON, Dec. 2 "A correspond
ept at Paris, discussing the state
ment of the Journal des Debat
that the Ministry cannot possibly
entertain the scheme for framing
programme for their acceptance
y says: This is the only possible
course open to the Cabinet afte
\ the unexpected attitude assumed
by the majority. Nobody will b,
able to comprehend how minori
j ty so strong as that of the presen
Ghs--l- of Deputies, on which th
Government has been leaning TO
ten months, can declare that it will
not support this very Cabinet ex
cept on condition of framing
programme and imposing this Of
1 Il, for every individual deputy ha
the right of submitting an arm.
bill, and interpretations, followe
II by the order of the day, are devise
only to enable the majority to sho'
II the Ministry the withdrawal of il
confidence.
Paris papers announce that o
4 Yesterdays Cabinet Council it wa