Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-13

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line to the Pacific. They say that
the New York Central, which Is
only another name for Vanderbilt,
Is too great a power already, and 1t
Ia not desirable that its power
should be increased. The writer
further states that II an "old-fash
ioned Minnesota granger law could
be put in force to-day 1t would have
the undivided support of the
Chamber of Commerce, the Pro.
duce and Cotton Exchanges and all
the great business interests of the
city.
Aec,aens {" Iixht.rops Artists.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 10
At Columbus, Ind, to-day, Ms Bald
win and Victor, two tight.rope
artists were giving AZ 7-...s.asii..iOn,
the rope, which was ct retched from
the Court House to the hotel oppo-
site, broke loose from the hotel
precipitating both men to the
ground, a distance of fifty feet.
Victor was severely Injured, his
arm and leg being broken, and his
head badly bruised. Baldwtu's In
juries are not dangerous.
An ARRAY as sHe GatIows.
AUGUSTA (Ga.). May lO.-After
a double execution yesterday In
Columbia county there was an
afffay among the whites of McDuff
county who attended the hanging.
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several persons were wounded.
4 Du-I TO shs Death.
GALVESTON, May l0.-The Ne,Os
has the following special from Sher.
man: 1t IL iumored this afternoon
that q duel was fought between
Wiley and Jacobs. The PAGES were
stepped off, and both hegan firing
revolvers. Wiley fell mortally
wounded at the third shot. Rails.
Ing himself on his elbow, he sent q
bail through Jacobs's brain, killing
him Instantly. Both were cattle
thieves. The quarrel was over the
division Of spolls.
rne Yutu War.
LONDON, May 10.-Advices from
Cape Town of April 28th says:
Lord Chelmaford and staff have
gone to Utrecht.
Magnezu, brother Of King Cete-
wayo, with a few followers, has
surrendered to the British. There
IL no further war news.
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Exsles.
LONDON, May 10.-A st. Peters,
burg correspondent states that the
re gOlutiOnary newspaper Land and
Liberty is still being circulated
claudestinely. The last number
was issued on the morning Of Dub.
rovin's execution, and contained
an article against the Gar.
SIT PETERSBURG, May I0.-The
Goios states: The frst party of 300
out OF 1900 prisoners arrested in
Moscow during The Winter have
started for Siberia. Nine thousand
persons, arrested in other towns,
will pass through Moscow during
the Summer.
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BERLIN, May l0.-In Fridays
debate on the tariff, in the Reich,
stag, Windhorst, Ultramontane
leader, spoke in favor OF protection.
Whatever, be said, were the grlev-
ances and expressions in church
matters of which they had to COM
plain, the Center would never car
ry their opposition i'outrance, and
where the throne, the fatherland
aud most vital interests of the
country were ut stake. they would
always support the Government.
He hoped Bismarck would show
himself for the future as indepeE-
dent of ecclesiastical courselors as
he had now shown himself of eco-
nomic advisers. The Reichstag
has adopted Herr Loewe's motion
referring the brewers tax to .
special committee.
Dsfensesrss Valparaiso.
BERLIN, May TO- Besides the
corvette ordered to sa from Brazil
to Valparaiso, German gunboat
will be permanently stationed in
Chilean waters. From the position
of affairs no guarantee can be given
that Valparaiso will be safe from
tho attack Of a hostile fleet. But
1t may be hoped that the belliger-
ents will not violate international
law by bombarding an open seaport
town necessarily.
freueh Ansirs.
PARIS, May l0.-The Minister Of
the Interior has authorized Sena-
tor Matin, Vice. uf the
Committee Of the Franco-AmerI-
can Union, to organize lottery of
800 600 one franc tickets to raise a
fund for the completion Of the stat
lie of Liberty to be presented to the
United States. A delegation from
the French Committee to promote
the Franco American treaty OF
commerce waited to day on Tirard,
Minister OF Com cree, and called
his attention to Fsrna ndo Woods .
motion In the Uuited States Hou SO
of Represe relative TO com
mercial relations. Tirsrd received
the delegation very cordially. He
stated that he was In favor of re-
ciprocity treaty and that his depart
ment would give the matter most
serious considerations.
Pere Hyacinthe has petitioned
for the recognition of his sect by
the State as equal with other de.
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