Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-10
EAST Err NJ.


La Ava Mining Case.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9th. --Secre-
tary Evarts's decision in the La
Alva Mining Company case is APP
proved by the President and pro-
mulgated. The Secretary is OF the
opinion that the share OF the IN
stallments thus far received from
Mexico may properly be paid to
claimants, reserving the question
| Of distribution as to later INSTALL
ments. The Secretary is of the
opinion that the proper limits for
further consideration which the
honor of the government should
prompt 1t to give to this award
should confine the Investigation or
the question of fraudulent eXagger-
alton of the claim by the parties
before the Commission to which it
was presented by this government.
ThsN.w YORK Democracy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9th.-A Times
Albany special reviewing the pros
poets of the Syracuse Convention
states that there is strong feeling
in the rural districts against Tam
many on account of the recent
threat to bolt if Robinson is elect
ed. The organization of the Con-
vention being in the hands CT the
Tildenites rammany delegates Will
find some difficulty in getting ad-
mitted. 1t is certain they will be
required themselves to abide ny
the choice of the Convention. 1t
looks very mnch as though Robin
son would be renominsted. with
this view the World and Herald
agree. The latter says he cannot
be elected however.
Specie from Europe.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9,h.--The
steamship City of Montreal brought
$500, 900 in silver. The Germanic
brought $2,0l2,47 of which
1892, 900 were gold bars and the re-
gold coin.
Secretary Evaris 60 vIsis ths xer-
outs of Lorne.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9th.-A special
from Washington says Secretary
Evarts and wife will soon visit the
Marquis of Lorne. The visit has
no political significance.
A Democratic View ufsne C"tifhr.
MIA E,,eIso".
NEW YORK, Sept. 9,h.-The
World gives the California election
the following cold shoulder: In
California the issue was complicat-
ed by local questions, deals and
splits, and was finally determined,
in great measure, by so unex-
pected an affair as the De Young
Ka!loch ARRAY. Besides, which,
that section OF the Union is so far
removed from the East, that it
seems almost like u foreign coun-
try, with u history and politics of
its own.
Important Murder Trial.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Interest in
the trial next week at Bridgeport.
Conn, of VIM. Bucholtz. Tor the
of j. II. Schultz last De-
cember, is considerably heightened
by an anonymous letter post
marked San Francisco, August 81
recently received, in which the
writer describes where the clothes
and pJcket book were buried, and
says BuchOltz is not the murderer.
The letter is written on one side of
a plain note sheet, evidently by a
German, and is in disguised
hand.
Eae Tramp Peat.
New York, Sept. 9th. --Pennsyl,
vania papers report that the State
is nearly clear of tramps, due main
ly 70 the revival of business and
stringent laws. 1t is noticeable
that comparatively few complaints
of the tramp nuisance have bee u
received from other States during
the past Summer.
rRimage-tsets an Omce.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Herald
again starts the story that possibly
the next we hear of Talmage is
that he had accepted call from
some large London congregation.
Frank Dixon, brother OF Captain
DiAOb WhO was III a1Oo
county, Miss, has been appointed
to clerkship in the Pension Blu
reau in Washington.
American Medals.
New YORK, Sept. h.-McCor.
mick, Commissioner-General to the
Paris Exposition, has received the
medals and diplomas awarded the
AL ericaD exhibitors, and will dis.
tribute them this week.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9th.-Wheat
No. 2 red, 94i; spring, S74
cash; IS October; 994 Novem Der;
corn, 335; highwines, los.
The Fever liza Mempai..
MEMPHIS, September 9.h.-
Eight cases, seven white and one
colored, Were reported to the Board
of Health this morning. Nine in
terments have been reported since
last night.