Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-26

dicial bill at all without those Sec
lions of the pending bill which has
been indecentIy denounced by the
President, as intended to curtail
his means OF seeing the law faith
fully executed.
General RutI.r on the Cvurse.
NEW YORK, June 2i.-Represent-
alive men of the Butler wing of
the Democratic party state that the
General will receive and accept
this Fall Labor Reform and Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor.
Horrible Crime.
CINCINNATI, June "a "A Frank
fort, Kentucky, dispatch says: Sat-
urday night at Sand Rifle, twelve
miles distant, a party of unknown
men attacked the house of Samuel
Falkner, severely wounding Falk.
ner as he ran from the house. They
then set fire to the dwelling which
was consumed with inmates, Har-
vey Russell, aged II, who was also
shot, and and two children of Falk.
ner, aged ii and 3 years. No cause
Is given for this brutal affair.
DEAN of Reynolds, she writer.
LONDON, June "a q. w. M.
Reynolds. the widely-known writer
of sensational fiction, is dead.
a nti-Lnsdiord AgiIasioa fl Ireland
LONDON, June "a The anti
landlord agitation in the west Of
Ireland is causing some apprehen-
sion.
nn"ia" end the Manch+ricr RI
LONDON, June "a -Hanlon will
row in the Manchester regatta.
rrivnGs scuising TriaI.
NEwCAsTLE-oN-TYNE, June "a
The private scuiling trial between
friedrich A. Plaisted of New York
and William Nichols of Stockton,
took place on the Tyne
This morning, and ended in
Plaisted's easy defeat by Nichols.
The contest was viewed by o com.
small number OF people.
Hanl0n. who is an old |
friend of Plaisted's, remained In
to witness the race.
The course over which the men
agreed to row was from Duustan to
5cotswood suspension bridge-a
distance of two miles. The tide
was good and the weather fiue
when the men took their places.
Plaisted made the pace, leading his
English antagonist for the first half
mile, at which distance he led Ivy
Two lengths. Meanwhile Nichols
put on a grand squirt, showing his
staying powers to be vastly supe-
rior to Plaisted's, and overhauled
his American competitor. The
men fonled twice. Nichols, how
ever, cleared away and shot ahead |
winning the race by over hundred
yards.
II was reported directly after the
close of the contest that Elliott |
will probably accept Courtney's
to row for G400 at Sarato.
ga within the next few months.
The Knedive.
LONDON, June % In the House
IF Commons, Bourke, Under Secre-
tary of Foreign Affairs, said Ger
many, Austria and Italy supported
The recommendation of England |
and France to the Khedive to abdi-
cate, but he has not yet replied.
The Egyptian Succession.
LONDON, June Negotiations
have been opened between the |
Porte and the powers relative to
the order OF the Egyptian suces-
sion.
Governor Of A,sace anu Lprr.ime.
BERLIN, June 24.-It is probable
that General Manteufel will assume
the Governorship of Alsace and
Lorraine about the first Of Au-
gust.
Fos Ridden us Circu,asi"".
BERLIN, June 24.-Bismarok has
the circulation in the |
Empire of the Storm Bell, the Rus
sian Revolutionary organ publish
ed in Geneva.
Russia anu seSvin Bauadary
Trouble.
BELGRADE, June 24.-The Rus
sian aud Servian missiouers |
having been unable to arrange the |
in the neiRhborhood of
Koula, the Russian Captain with
three hundred men drove the Ser
vians back to the boundary exist
ing previous to the war, threaten
ing to shoot any one coming within
a league of 1t.