Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-17
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Gosug suu,b.

MoJAvE, July 16.-H A Maison.
w Kalisher, S Meyer, l. A New,
] P Newmark, Mrs NJ A Newman,
EMeyers, M Fl Meyers, Fl McCrum,
M d w Earl, Mrs G J Firbert, Miss
r Summerlield, r Nj Widney, Il
Wilkinson, Geo II Miller, New
berger, Yoch, ] E Middleworth,
Mrs. F. Gallagher and child, Mrs
& HI Stavehan and two children.
rn"msiet's positicnt Pr"gnosiica.
WAsHINaToN, July 15-W. e.
Chandler is temporarily in this
city on his way to Nevada to in
spect n mine in which he owns
one-fourth interest. He says be
has of late taken but little interest
in politics, beyond defeating Wad-
leigh, and electing Blair United
States Senator from New Hamp-
shire. He has, however, very pos.
tive views, and is quite sanguIne
of the future prospects of the Re-
publican party. He thinks Hayes
has become "stalwart and that
Blaine will be the next Republican
candidate.
The Times, commenting on
Chandlet's political prognostica-
tiOns, says: Chandler exhibits the
usual incapscity of his class to ap-
preciate the strength of the forces
which constitute the brain and con.
science of the Republican party.
Prudential l'osstbiiitfes.
NEwYoRK, July 15.-The Her.
aid, speculsting upon the Presi-
dental election possibilities, says:
If the FOUR California districts
should return Republican Repre-
months hence, which is not
improbable, and II the next
year the nomination of three
Presidential candidates should
happen to throw the election
into the House-which is at least
possible-in that case the Rev.
Gilbert De la Matyr's vote in the
House might make President for
four years, beginning the 4th OF
March. If the Republicans carry
California, the House, voting for
President, would be equally divided
counting the Indiana delegation as
Democratic; but De la Mstyr's vote
cast with the six Republicans in
the delegation might decide the
choice of President.
Atsskm Fisheries.
NEW YORK, July Is Regarding
the recent Berlin dispatch relative
to the negotiations between Russia
and the United States about the
Alaska fisheries, a Times Washing,
ton special states that nothing il
known at the State Department
about any such negotiations. Il
is probable that the American
Minister at st. Petersburg may
have received from the Russian
Government some privileges fol
American fishermen to land on the
shores of Kamtskatka and the Sea
of Ohkatskaf. But as the water,
of Alaska, within the jurisdiction
of the United States, abound with
every variety of fish known to thai
latitude, there is no occasion fol
this Government negotiating with
Russia to secure additional fishing
grounds.
steamer Quarantis. sd.
NEW YORK, JulvA5s--The steam
er City Of Mertta, (rggna VssFe Cruz
and the Niagar5l fiOla Gabap were
wales and merc .lgiag Il too discharge
niture. merchan., = place of quar-
u Hay1ss %ss, secured -tF officer ,h founs uaa
W. NOYtS as sale4.-,. aiali each YES
old frissi and patro.. N. in quaran
respec' ha invited to- sluding two
olty.me, ,ty. Svanl13,, which ar
Wed " as belov rr 80
MOVES trrder Trial
new July I5.-The coun
for Cox, the murderer of Mrs
vi, it is said, propose to conduc
defense Oh the theory that hi
4 alt was not at all fatal but tha
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